The talk is great. The Q&A is not worth the time, tho.

Esta biblioteca foi descontinuada em 2014?

Be aware setImmediate is not on standard track according to MDN developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Window/setImmediate

Disappointed. I was expecting the Unaboomer.

Watching this in 2018 feels like this talk was given decades ago :'D

Interested in the Actor Model: channel9.msdn.com/Shows/Going+Deep/Hewitt-Meijer-and-Szyperski-The-Actor-Model-everything-you-wanted-to-know-but-were-afraid-to-ask kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZbVe2R6i8SHotE

only few people will understand what it means:- css-selector -> yui || jquery* -> vuejs

Anybody build that context colorer yet? lol

47:50 "Trying to save memory in Javascript... I can't imagine a bigger waste of time" I can, though. Sure, "premature optimization is the root of all evil", but a lot webapps, sites, and HTML5+css+js applications seriously need some love. It's both lazy and ethically questionable to keep pushing all the load to hardware requirements. Lazy because part of your job is to make things that work as intended now, not things that will probably work as the should in 2 years. Ethically questionable, because you put an arbitrary economic barrier to access. "Doesn't work in your computer? Buy a better one". Why? It's just a stupid gallery page that should work on any 10 years old computer! What that way of working does is to push the cost from the company making software to the user buying hardware.

Well, the curse is real.

I thought YUI was end of life right?? www.sitepoint.com/death-yui-can-teach-developers/

Suggesting a slight change. The coloring should distinguish scopes. For example unit and value exist in different scopes ( at 18:00 ), but they're the same color in Doug's example.

Context coloring: github.com/jacksonrayhamilton/context-coloring

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"Go to yahoo and then google for Monad"... hehehe I love how "staple" has become Google for our society

This is the problem with every video I've seen about monads. They all start with: 'We're going to do a better job at explaining monads than every other video on youtube.', but then proceed to make the same fundamental mistake. Instead this is what they should do: 1) show a concrete example of the problem sttement, in the language that the viewer already knows, 2) show the viewer what the typical way to solve the problem, in the way that the reader would likely solve the problem on their own, 3) now tell them what the downside is with their solution and finally 4) show the viewer how monads solves the same problem without the downside.

OK I understand monad .. and I can not explain what it is!

You can use the ideal file system API with promises right now. npm i fs-promise

Has the ...args "splat" feature been implemented in newer versions of ECMAScript, then? (Or maybe he's joking?) Edit: He's talking about it around 24:11

So many people need to watch this, and so many people wont.

the intro history stuff about Fortran kind of resembles Ruby. no curly braces, usage of variables without declaration, etc.

really interesting video. It would be even better without the stereotyping of Spanish speaking people. You can learn Spanish to talk to business partners, to talk to collaborators across the world, not only to "your workers". You were just shy from saying "you can learn Spanish to talk to your maid or your gardener." Just saying.

Is this this approach usable today? For a phonegap implementation e.g.?

Awkward distracting stereotype at 11:50

I have attempted to take his code and put it in a library and extend it to be more useful. github.com/scottburch/functional I think it has a simpler explanation since I don't go into the details of the code itself. Any feedback is welcome.

can i know how to get designer in my local host i mean all the installation

Excellent explanation. For the part where Crockford discusses the MayBe monad, and passing that into the MONAD constructor (mins. ~28) he left out a critical code slide to actually illustrate that the MONAD receives such a modifier parameter. It would look something like var MONAD = function (modifier) ... further down if (typeof modifier === 'function') { modifier(monad, value); } in order to actually invoke it. Otherwise very clear and simple explanations.

Not sure if Crockford is trolling...

This is amazing guys! It looks like it's YUI done right.

Emmet coding is awesome (zen coding)

SMC Italy is following you!

FTR, The IO "loophole" in Haskell is more rigorous than described. E.g. you can't just do IO anywhere you want.

+1 for maturing up as a developer thanks to using YUI

Nice talk. However I disagree about the part about incorporating user comments into the documentation (the PHP way): Evan Goer highly underestimates the power of seeing the process of ideas being discussed, and actually seeing crappy ideas being rejected and on which grounds. In fact I think YUI documentation would take great benefit if users where able to write comments to the single methods and properties telling how they use them in practice. Lots of simple and repetitive questions would be avoided in the forum, a lot of frustration of first time users would be dispelled because they would get an immediate sense of how people actually use those methods, in practice, in a way that even tutorials cannot accomplish, and with a much lower effort from the part of the core developers. They could instead use a bit of effort to correct or comment on some comments to put things straight when needed.

I been working on the "Scroller" (60fps everywhere) that will work across-devices and for every use-case, so stay tuned on twitter for more updates! #perfmatters

Very good hands-on demo. Thanks for publishing.

Nice talk, especially when gets into code coverage with Istanbul

What IDE you recommend for javascript?

what about using nodemon for development instead of rs-hotswap ?

Very interesting presentation, the use of high level tags (JSP in this case) to generate well structured page is very smart.

very useful. great tutorial about responsive design! *****

excellent presentation with a very interesting example

stackoverflow.com/questions/13882241/is-crockford-style-context-coloring-implemented-in-any-code-editor

How do I get in on showing you guys my product for these YUI In the Wild presentations?

owkeej

isomorphic javascript + smartphone + brain control interface...sweet zombie jesus

What was the github url for the tool you are using?

LOl!

Ladys look away, DOG BALLS! 38:20

This was a very nice to listen to.