Hello Actually we are looking for a angular ngx formly trainer could you please help me with this

Audio is very low

Does the customer code include Zoid library in it as well?

do you have the code, can i have it

it's so soft

That was a quite decend explanation of socket.io ... I think this helped me understand some things more than I thought.

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Original Video -> kzbin.info/www/bejne/qGGldJ6faLpld68&t

synaspe x? isnt that luau?

Using postMessage in other tabs does work if anyone was wondering!

Like others have mentioned, the video is glitching at the 7:25 mark. Downloaded version has the same issue, so seems to be a problem with the source.

This is such a good intro, it should be more widely shared across the Svelte community.

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need to see how multiple sessions of chess are handled, thats core of any multiplayer game and very hard to find any examples. 1v1 for full server is 123

I cant find this on your git.

So, I attended this talk and have mixed feelings about it. I have not seen any of the "Fast and Furious" movies, and do not know (much, if at all) about serverless. I went to the session to learn about it (serverless, not the movies), and ...I didn't. I guess it must be a fun analogy if you know both. But if you don't, it's kinda pointless. So, I think it should probably come with a warning that it's based on an analogy, that the whole talk will be devoted to unfold the analogy, and you will not learn about the technology itself. Because I am sure it's enjoyable for people who know what they are signing up for.

It seems like a great talk, but the video is messed up for me unfortunately after 7:25.

this is the coolest talk I watched this year, probably since ever. Don't know why it doesn't have more views though, people just probably scared of "sockets"

Awesome job explaining react!!! Thanks for sharing

my left ear is enjoying this

I am working on angular 2 formly....in my project there is some us mobile number format for a textbox, i wanted to know how to customize a formly input field for us mobile number format (000) 000 0000 ?

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Why does he suggest to NOT use the official selenium-webdriver.js ?

cool thanks for fixing my browserify jquery bacon situation.

Great

frameworks confuse the shit out of me..spend same time trying to work them out then writing a website.

Nailed! Thank you for the video. Really helpful got me going with Karma/Jasmine.

Pshhhh Eagle Pshhh Eagle can you hear me Pshhhh-Pshhhh

why to fuck he is saying jxs all the time...its so annoying!

I've remade my last project in React and nobody noticed. It is that normal ?

very low voice

It's not JXS, neither JSS. It's JSX. :)

In my opinion you are relying too much in an app requiring a backend server. What if I want a totally offline application? Should I use a server for somethign that I can do entirelly in client?

Horrible audio!

Thanks for the talk, mark cuban =]

my right ear is lonely :(

jsx lmfao

Great stuff! In the same boat as you were! :) Also... what about images? Upload images and place in chat area with ability to toggle full-screen on click/touch? Also... the "always updated" feature is screaming at me for some sort of inventory control app... ! :)

Not exactly "Interactive Data Visualization with React and D3" but more "How I built my custom component using React and D3". Pretty custom use case imo

this channel use technology that even cannot earn on microphone

can you post the source codes for the tic tac toe? im new in react.

Just remove this video....that noise is so distracting, i couldn't even get passed the intro.

Thanks I learned a lot

The audio is only on the left channel. Is there a way to undo this?

An excellent talk but I must say, why the pointy wizard hat? Was that JavaScript wizardry? Or maybe just some... source-ery?

I've never seen a more definitive summary of the Bacon-Mithril-JSX archetype.

The full source code for the talk is here github.com/toranb/writing-your-own-identity-map

Slides are at speakerdeck.com/tylergaw/building-os-x-apps-with-javascript-1 if you're interested.

Howdy, folks! Speaker, here. I didn't do a great job repeating those questions at the end and they're a little hard to hear. Here's what was asked w/ approximate timestamps: 47:05 - "Is there a preferred IDE for Meteor?" 47:45 - "Are there any big companies/names using Meteor in production?" 48:38 - "What are the security implications for Meteor and how is that handled?" 49:50 - "Would you say Meteor is a good option for building Rest API services?" 50:40 - "Can you deploy a Meteor application to other environments (don't recall the specific service asked about)?" If *you* have any questions, you can find me on Twitter @themeteorchef or email me directly [email protected]. Thanks for watching :)

Audio is not Good.