So earlier this summer I learned how to use RequireJS + a smidgen of Grunt, then I felt the need to move towards Gulp and Browserify (which I've just recently started), and now I'm excited about Duo.
It would be interesting for someone with more expertise to do a compare/contrast further down the line of all three.
"...I show you how deep the rabbit hole goes" - Morpheus
Also, does someone know how the Closure compiler fits into all of this? It might be totally unrelated but I'm trying to learn more about JavaScript application architecture, and I'm not sure where that fits in.
I'm reading Contact by Carl Sagan right now and my heart kept fluttering as I read this article.
I'm unqualified to comment on anything in this article, but this is really cool, and I didn't know Wired produced science journalism (or a highly technical Q/A) like this.
As a sidenote, I'm surprised pitching Tinder to chapters of her sorority around the country worked. The way it was written gave me a very "Amway" make-your-friends-buy-stuff vibe.
They always do. You can usually download them soon after the conference, but lately Apple and Google have been moving toward letting you download them within a day during their big conferences.
I noticed there also Code Labs, for example the Android Studio one. There are lots of VODs up for other day one talks, but since Code Lab is a bit different, do they usually release stuff for those, like walkthroughs/tutorials ?
It would be interesting for someone with more expertise to do a compare/contrast further down the line of all three.
"...I show you how deep the rabbit hole goes" - Morpheus
Also, does someone know how the Closure compiler fits into all of this? It might be totally unrelated but I'm trying to learn more about JavaScript application architecture, and I'm not sure where that fits in.