Had you entered the theatre at almost any point through out the day, you would have found a hysterically laughing audience. A speaker hopes to be quoted and remembered based on their knowledge and professionalism. Without any doubt all these speakers had that in common. But these were not common speakers. They were funny and creative.
If you are working behind a company proxy or you have a local proxy running, then you closed Atom the minute you found an error when trying to install a new package. Wait!! Don’t go anywhere!
Until two months ago I was a heavy Emacs user. I’d use for taking notes, blogging, programming (even Java), you name it. But then I saw a Facebook’s F8 presentation and there they mentioned Nuclide a new IDE built as a series of plug-ins on top of Atom.
We’re happy to announce that we decided to open ng-learn to external contributors. Have a best practice to share? a nice trick using front end technologies? any experience? a tutorial? You can now reach to thousands of fellow developers, get yourself known and contribute back to the community.
Better? Worst? More simple? complex? Lets look at a first application created with a first draft version of Angular2 + Firebase and its change detection.