xpto123
Joined 12 years ago
Joined 12 years ago
Office workers spend the vast part of the day at their workstation and sending emails.
Why not do that from home?
Most meetings are useless and we know it, why not do them in chat or video conference?
Open spaces are the worst possible environment to get anything done and everyone knows it.
But there is this mindset that in person presence is the only way to work and interact, Which is true for some professions, but not all of them.
Most people dream would love working from home.
In this post I will go over some reasons why I think that the latest Firebase might be just as impactful in web development as Angular 2 itself, and why the two combined could be the best thing that happened to web development in a long time.
After all the advances in technology, building web applications is still way harder than what it should be, but maybe not so much anymore if we can use something similar to Firebase.
This feature coupled with upcoming angular-cli versions will make features like minimal bundles and lazy loaded apps much simpler to make than ever before. the angular-cli will actually provide these features pretty much transparently.
The developer will only have to add some minimal config by defining modules and passing modules to the router to make them lazy loadable. But there are some minor pitfalls to bear in mind in what relates to dependency injection.
Dont try to do your frontend in java using jsf, wicket, gwt, vaadin, play framework the scala compiled templates or anything they are too complex and unflexible compared to what you can do with angular in the browser in a fraction of the time.
The episode archive has a whole course on security,with a focus on the web
But some things are more human than others: recognizing right from wrong, knowing racism is wrong, having a conscience. This is what sets us apart from animals.
That racial bias can and should be easily fought by all of us everyday: using our conscience which is what really makes us human.
The product you describe seems to have huge scope. Try to make it really focused, like an an NFL only fantasy league (the most popular sport).
You should really get developers that know already Angular and Node, those technologies are just not learnable overnight.
Other than that it seems like a nice stack, I personally would go for a backend based on socket.io and mongoose.
Any change of having people working remotelly to reduce office costs?
Sounds like Skynet to me.