mr_mig

Woah, this is good!

You would be surprised how many people out there in Tech find value in that book then

I spent some time looking into prices, and there are repos that have a tiered system with sponsorship

The top tier is 1000$/m sponsorship , for which you get a larger size of the company logo showed on top of the repo

There is a disclaimer, but not very clear I guess

You are mostly right

Yes. Have you read it?

You are not the only one. I have a lot of people around me whom I coach who prefers info to be in a text form

Would you prefer to have transcripts for those videos in the repo?

I will replace it with almost anything you want. Pick your option

It was written in 2017. If it was written by an LLM in 2017, I would be already quite rich

It’s a time-bounded experiment with sponsorship (3 months) and it earned me roughly a 1 month rent (before tax)

The repository owner does not know everything, and has already forgotten many things he used to know from the list

But it’s a distilled and curated list of the resources I’ve found important to have at hand and revisit periodically

Author here.

Accepting both constructive criticism and personal insults

A list of resources for Web Developers: platforms, images, fonts, illustrations, podcasts, UI inspiration resources useful for every web developer

Thank you for sharing that. If you write an article, I will add a link to the list

You can use Backbone and Knockout with React. React is not a framework per se. It just makes things less complex.

I'd encourage you to read this article if you haven't done it yet: jlongster.com/Removing-User-Interface-Complexity,-or-Why-React-is-Awesome

No, you don't miss anything.

Angular is pretty bad in my opinion. You can check out my rant here: http://www.fse.guru/2-years-with-angular

In my experience, those people who have tried it as a framework for "some web-related stuff we need urgently" find Angular really attractive. When they need to dive deep in the magic they just hire a consultant...

To be honest, I think the person who has spent a year with a framework and who is ok to use it on a day-to-day basis won't simply trust a random guide in a random blog.

I'd ask you to give some feedback on this thing: https://github.com/brainly/style-guide

It's definitely not as powerful as code abstraction, but we are trying to build clean and maintainable framework. What issues do you see?

This is a very deep insight on CSS preprocessor topic. I have used the phrase "a bit better" intentionally, so that I do not dive deep into it.

Would you be so kind to give some comments on this thing: https://github.com/brainly/style-guide ?