@jimmyscene show them how to change git editor, never be bothered again 😉

I heard a guy called Bill did ok at it one time.

Better, use react native and cut the size of your codebase in half 😉

++ for FCC. I started it last week, it is an amazing resource and community.

+1 for webpack

Sounds like he really went off the rails.

He didn't react well then, in my vue.

@kerith sorry, you had it right, I was just making a (bad) joke. Posterior is a more polite word for 'butt'. 😁

Posteriorty, surely?

Sweet, 15 people

Of those options I'd pick RoR and go with DigitalOcean for hosting.

I would pull the trigger

@addvilz Yaaawwwn.

They support a bunch of languages, you can choose what you like

No worries. If you sign up, put your Clan as 'devRant', maybe we can get a bunch of people to join. 😃

http://www.codewars.com 😉

@thecode yep, that's exactly right. Meteor is front and back end, but you can replace the front end with Angular or some other framework if you want to. ☺

They're not really comparable, they do different things. You can use both at the same time - Meteor comes with its own front end framework (Blaze), but you can easily use Angular instead, or React.

Check http://www.meteor.com/tutorials for examples of each.

@KeyWeeUsr on the contrary - they'll have no problem at all working in places where people are treated with courtesy and respect.

Yay for casual sexism!

It's this kind of 'harmless' joke that discourages women from entering the industry.

Ah, little Bobby Tables

YES. Not just windows either. I just press ctrl-shift-t now.

https://jekyllrb.com/docs/assets/

By handling sass I assumed it meant compiling to css, it seems that Jekyll can do that?

Something like Jekyll? I think that can handle sass and partials...

@Justananon Well said! I have worked on larger projects professionally, this is just a side project I started the other day. ☺ I wanted to investigate the performance differences between brute forcing a solution to a sudoku puzzle, and solving it by logic (there are brute force solvers on npm, but I wanted one that could also step through a solution as a human would solve it). Anyway, it'll be on npm when it's done. 👍

It's your computer's way of telling you to love your terminal... 😉

I'm not going to debate your views, you are entitled to them, but you're out of order to dismiss the author of that talk so quickly. Greg Young definitely knows enough about composing maintainable systems for his thoughts on the matter to be worth listening to, by anyone.

@DLMousey Nah, no flame wars, arguing over opinions on the Internet is never a fruitful endeavour. ☺

@rayanon I've been doing a bit of PureScript recently, loving it. ☺👍

Still needs tests to ensure that your logic is right though 😉

https://maximilianhoffmann.com/talk...

@addvilz hope you're enjoying working on your crusty old monolith I guess