frontend-dev-baseline - rmurphey - pinboard of links for dev-tools you should be using -
- Grunt /
- AMD /
- Testing your JavaScript
- Using break; and stepping in chrome-dev tools
For the benefit of new producers, this document loosely outlines the roles and expectations of a front-end (FE) developer Discipline Lead, Senior / Lead Developers, and Supporting Developer. FE developers are responsible for building the user-facing interactive layer of websites and applications in a growing number of environments (devices + browsers), languages (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Flash), and tool-sets (Django, SASS, jQuery). FE developers interface with designers and back-end developers to cohesively couple complex visuals and branded art, to animated and interactive functional systems, to server-side APIs and services.
/* line 1, ../../../resources/compass/scss/reset.scss */ | |
#my-banner-ad { | |
/* HTML5 display-role reset for older browsers */ | |
} | |
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#my-banner-ad * { | |
margin: 0; | |
padding: 0; | |
border: 0; | |
font-size: 100%; |
Hackathon event site: http://www.meetup.com/LA-Hackathons/events/85658952/
I believe there were over 80 people -
Cost $10 a person and they served breakfast lunch and dinner - buritos bagels coffee etc and we met at the newish Cross Campus work space which is pretty sweet
They check pretty hard to keep recruiters out so it was a mix of developers - javascript, python, and a couple rails guys I believe
Some of our backend devs worked at a large Django table (the largest group at the hackathon) fixing random issues on the Django open-source project
Some of our front-end devs worked on various open source JavaScript projects:
Saw some other cool projects like this one: https://github.com/chrisaiv/scrubthetv
A log of the number of commits per month | |
git log --author harryh --format="%ci" | cut -f1-2 -d- | uniq -c | tail -r |
// Save to: `robyn/tasks/model.js` | |
// Run with: `grunt model:NameofModel` | |
module.exports = function (grunt) { | |
var requirejs = require('requirejs'), | |
fs = require("fs"), | |
wrench = require("wrench"), | |
path = require("path"), | |
scope = path.join("project", "static", "js"), |
Aline Lerner's answer to (taken from this original Quara question)
This question has a tacit assumption, namely that these two methods, while different, are somewhat interchangeable. I would argue that they are not. The situations in which each method will be most successful are different, as are the resources you would need to execute on each of these methods. In addition to finding the best method for you, please keep in mind that there's no magic bullet when it comes to hiring great engineers. In addition to explicit recruiting efforts, you should be perpetually working to make sure that (1) your company is the kind of place where top people want to be and (2) the world knows about why you're awesome.
npm install bower -g
For our test case, you can download and install the Rosy example project.