Finally, i‘ve read this book! I have a point that i should finish every book that i’ve started to read. This book was an exception, because i wasn’t able to finish it for a few years. I had all sorts of execuses not to read this book, some of them were a lack of time and a complete disinterest in the subject of this book.
I was wrong, the book is interesting. It’s a sort of holy grail for those who want to know how generics work under the hood and where to apply them. As for me i was interested in the second part of it which is “Collections”. It’s nice and comprehensive guide that describes almost every entity in the Java 6 Collections API.
If i have read this books many years ago i would have avoided many pitfalls =)
I’ve acted as an organizer & moderator for a great discussion considering the future of AngularJS. It was my first experience of organizing an open-space conference, we didn’t have speakers neither we had a deck of slides. Everyone could share his pain and be able to find relief with help of our community. At the same time we’ve discussed how each of us use Angular. The most common use case was a CRUD application that collects input parameters for some complicated back end application. Most common used backend stack was Spring, next came the Play! Framework, node.JS had the third place.
We’ve discussed how cumbersome was web dev during the age of Jquery dominance, how helpful could be a client-based framework that simply abstracts some of the jquery goodnesses.
I plan to host a GDG event for the next time, because of so much people seem to love the same stuff as myself and I want to share my experience with them.
Yesterday i was giving a talk summarizing all the new things i’ve learned throughout the conference. It was real fun! I put emphasis onto things i consider as the most prominent : Dart, Polymer, Dataflow. After the talk i had an interesting conversation about the future of AngularJS considering the rise of Polymer. I was a little nervous because i couldn’t see the audience, but the comments and questions were very nice.
I didn’t have enough time to prepare, so i’ve decided to include some of the slides from the conference. Here’s my presentation.
I’m going to give a talk regarding all the new things that i’ve learned at Google IO including new changes in AngularJS, Dart, Polymer, Go. Link for attending the webinar is here –http://lnkd.in/byjANZj
‘ve read this book! I have a point that i should finish every book that i’ve started to read. This book was an exception, because i wasn’t able to finish it for a few years. I had all sorts of execuses not to read this book, some of them were a lack of time and a complete disinterest in the subject of this book.
