Drumcode for life.

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@hasselsoff should probably have mentioned that in the OP. 😂

Congrats! I also completed it, great initiative to help people like me get over the initial 'hurdle' of contributing.

I used to think so too but now that I have taken some time to really get to understand Git and how it works I actually think that they have kept it pretty simple. It's all just patches that detail how to get from nothing to a certain point.

Drumcode for life

Techno all the way 💪🏻

Nice story, thanks for sharing! :)

Rebasing your own topic branch on master can sometimes also warrant a --force. As long as you have a clear workflow in your team using it should be allright.

"There's always tomorrow"

I disagree. There are situations where a comment can be way more concise than having to explain something in a variable name or through your code. Like performing a seemingly useless operation which has to remain there for IE8 compatibility or the like.

I recently started using fira-code, and so far it's been pretty good. Has some good programming ligatures, which took some getting used to but now I'm quite happy with them.

I used to have the same problem but at some point I just thought 'fuck it' and started going places by myself.
It can be a little awkward at first, but the freedom you have in deciding when to leave or do anything really is quite good.

Most likely it was something to do with garbage collection. It makes sense that GC is less strict when the console is open and that would explain the behaviour. Does make us wonder why it worked fine in all other browsers though

That's what we thought until we started developing a real app for it. Currently the build system has magically broken down on two of our team, random stuff breaks/goes missing in a build and reappears in the next, and that's just the start of our troubles.

For simple apps itms great, but anything beyond that save yourself the trouble. :(

They could do some work on their garbage collection

Judging by the unity logo on startup it's probably C#, UnityScript, or Boo. :p

I have a similar issue; my preroll advertisements suddenly no longer pause the content as they're supposed to. T_T

I had the exact same issue when creating a twitter bot. :')

If that's all you're doing you can just slap it onto a cordova application and find a vibration plugin, something better would be react-native which probably would require you to rewrite most of your app.

Though you could try to port it to angular-2 and then wait for the angular2/react-native project to mature, but I haven't looked into that much as of yet.

I mostly just played around with it, but the angular '5 minute' build an app tutorial is a good read to get up to speed with the basics.

My experience is mostly based on Ionic v1, keep that in mind.

Really depends on what you want your app to do. We're currently building a (around medium sized) app with a lot of custom components and we're already having loads of performance issues on lower end devices, and even some midrange androids. But if you're planning on sticking with the framework and not doing anything too fancy it's great.

I would suggest investing time in v2 though, performance is much better and I find angular 2 more pleasant to work with.

I am my colleagues rubber duck. 🐥

My problem with Jade is that it encourages writing logic into your view directly, rather than having a seperate controller. I made that mistake when I first discovered it, which makes changing features and finding bugs a lot more painful. ;)

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Coworker recommended it one day. That day was a good day.

And your reply was you 'made' a lot of projects, but also 'broke' a lot?

For me techno/house/deephouse sets. Exactly the right balance between being not too intrusive but also not mind-numbingly repetitive (though some might disagree :p)

I have employed this trick once or twice in secondary school. I felt like Neo, bending the matrix to my will. :')