alexserver

This video does a well explanation of how time and money consuming the hobby of having custom mechanical keyboards is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzWm40Tq4F4 I entered having a Keychron K2 with brown switches and I thought that was it, that was going to stop there and never invest in another one. But I started watching videos about how switches work, how people assemble their own open hardware keebs, how to lub switches, how to lub stabs, and then 1 year later I ended having 7 keyboards, plenty of switches sets, bough my soldering station to continue soldering diodes and leds to open hardware pcbs to make custom split rare keyboards... man... save yourself if you're still out of this addiction. Save your time and your money and go and hang out with people. Save your soul.

Interesting and strong app, I'm wondering what's the best use for this ? deployment like gulp/grunt ? ordinary devops tasks like app management and backups ?

I just didn't want to put coffee script out of the scene. obviously to do frontend you must know the basics: css, html, js. but is well known that now there are some fancy pseudo languages that improve the lack of the basic ones, such as less/stylus/sass for css, and coffee script for javascript.

as a web developer you must know have to deal with either javascript or coffee script. Full stack means you can both do frontend, backend, and also deploy. Not that you're expert in three but you're capable of getting the job done.

that's lying to yourself :p