tldr: Create a reoccurring online meetup for Bitovi's community.
- Make Bitovi seem like the "cool" place it already is.
- Meet other developers, get QSLs.
- We have a lot of community outside just Chicago and LA
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CanJS 5.0 (https://www.bitovi.com/blog/canjs-5) is out and it makes building CRUD apps easier than should be possible. In this talk, we'll learn the basics of CanJS and show how to build an app that Creates, Reads, Updates, and Deletes (CRUD) data. The app will handle all the things folks normally forget too. Things like server errors, slow loading, and disabling buttons to prevent repeat form submissions. Getting in the CRUD will never feel so good.
CRUD is all around us
The CodePen we are building. It has:
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Hello potential Bitovian!
I'm writing this blog post to organize my thoughts on working at Bitovi. I'm going to attempt to:
I am extremely biased. Bitovi is largely a result of my ideals about what a consulting company can be tempered a bit by cold hard reality of needing to generate a profit.
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Rank | Option | Votes | Will Tackle? |
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1 | Add a Data Guide | 12 | ? |
2 | Make can-stache even more like JavaScript | 11 | ? |
3 | Logic Guide | 9 | ? |
4 | Make StealJS de-duplicate less imports | 8 | ? |
4 | [Transition away from donejs-cli in favor of npm |
<p>In this guide, you will learn how to create a custom video player using the <code><video></code> element and <a href="http://canjs.com">CanJS</a>. The | |
custom video player will:</p> | |
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<li>Have custom play and pause buttons.</li> | |
<li>Show the current time and duration of the video.</li> | |
<li>Have a <code><input type="range"></code> slider that can adjust the position of the video.</li> | |
</ul> | |
<p>The final player looks like:</p> | |
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<p>The following sections are broken dow |