Angular Connect
Last Week was the Angular Connect conference in London.
Unfortunately Angular 2 is still alpha … the highly awaited beta version was not released at the conference.
Besides Angular 2, TypeScript and Reactive Extensions seem to be the technologies that you should start to look into for future develoment with Angular.
The sessions are available on YouTube, I am still catching up, but the qualtity of most sessions is very high.
The Angular team also updated the docs for Angular 2, definitely worth looking at …
JavaScript Community in Bern
Next Meetup of “Bärner JS Talks” is on November 25th.
Next Frontend Pizza is on November 3rd.
Don’t base your business on a paid app
The App and Play stores have turned out to be exceptionally poor places to run a software product business for most developers.
DHH (the creator of Ruby on Rails) argues against the myth of profitability of mobile app development today. Apps are a great distribution channels for services, but they are not the product you should try to make money with.
SVG Porn
Nice logos made with SVG.
A cartoon guide to Flux
Flux is not easy to grasp. This illustrated guide is a funny intro into the pattern.
The State of JavaScript on Android
the fastest known Android device available today performs 5× slower than a new iPhone 6s, and a little worse than a 2012 era iPhone 5
The post is highly interesting. It seems that iOS users are much better off using modern web sites and the Android ecosystem is actually threatening to hold back the progress of web technologies …
Is Eclipse Dying?
Eclipse is not the shiny thing every developer loves any more … but is it really that bad and is the predominant IDE dying?
Video: Web Development in 2020
Web Development in 2020 - Steve Sanderson from NDC Conferences on Vimeo.
Steve Sanderson looks into future trends of Web Development.
An interesting Presentation with a very funny intro.
Tweets of the Week
Why do (enterprise) projects try to behave like a startup? 95% of all startups fail.
— Roman Bertolami (@bertolami) October 21, 2015Whether or not 10x engineers exist, 1/10th organizations are widespread – creating tons of obstacles to the productivity of their employees
— Nathan Marz (@nathanmarz) October 20, 2015Enterprise agility. pic.twitter.com/bigRgzgSGe
— Alex Ley (@AlexEvade) October 14, 2015
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