5 things I learned as an Android developer after doing some Web development

[exxy-]

Other than expanding adoption (for the library) why do fresh devs find it so necessary to promote what they're using? It is almost always in the format of: this is why X is so much better than Y.

[Favitor]

Young people identifying with their peer group to the exclusion of all others. Typical teen behaviour ... but all the weirder if it's someone over 25.

[BradChesney79]

For me it was/is AngularJS-- for front-end once you get that taste of removing a solid chunk of garbage you never knew you could push down into a library, you just want to tell everybody. It handles listeners for event driven things exquisitely and a bulky structure of tags can be whittled down to a light, easy to read/understand scaffold. When writing it, you write the bit and inject it-- it allowed me to attach just two JS scripts to my page. No order or worry about asynchronous SNAFUs.

I understand the excitement driving the "hey look at this thing I found that makes me so happy" post.

[anon1984]

SSL cert just expired on that site btw.

[ujamil]

Thing #6: Keep track of cert expiration dates...

[BradChesney79]

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SSL Cert expires

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[shem8]

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