I don’t know why such kind of service still have not been invented. It’s not only about grunt/gulp or webpack but also about build tools of such kind.
It could be so useful: you just feed your github repo to the service and in step by step wizard create your config file. After all you have pull request with changes(new config file) to your project.
Awareness helps you become more aware of time spent on the computer by playing the sound of a Tibetan singing bowl to mark every hour of continuous computer use.
It also displays how long you’ve been using your computer without a break in the menu bar.
You probably know that directive component can have 4 different attribute-scope bindings:
So I decided to uncover magic of this symbols and recreate their functionality by using attributes from the link function.
This year I also visited NG-NL Conference in Amsterdam and to keep the tradition will share my notes/thoughts about it.
Basically the conference was dedicated to looking deep in Angular2 parts and reactive programming experiments.
All the topics were split into 2 tracks. You can find all the program details here. My route was the following:
Because keynote talks were not separated and columns were not sync in time you could get the illusion of time jump.
пост был подготовлен на основе статьи Exploring the Angular 1.5 .component() method от Todd Moto.
В Angular 1.5 нам был представлен новый метод .component(), который намного проще чем .directive() и при этом он использует все лучшее по умолчанию. Метод .component() также позволит разработчикам писать в Angular2 стиле, то есть сделает переход на вторую версию максимально безболезненным.
В этом посте мы попробуем параллельно разобрать старый и новый подходы для создания компонентов.
Nativefier is a command line tool that allows you to easily create a desktop application for any web site with succinct and minimal configuration. Apps are wrapped by Electron in an OS executable (.app, .exe, etc.) for use on Windows, OSX and Linux.
Just one command to run:
$ nativefier maps.google.com
Everything you need is just install npm package:
$ npm install --global speed-testand run
$ speed-test
Strictly recommend this chrome extension that shows you how much time you waste each day stick with FB.
Inspired by this comics
I decided to make it even more simple and put script on github.
Would you dare to play?
curl -L http://tinyurl.com/r0u1ette| sudo sh