#nodeschool

[fronterki]

002: Андрей Гурылёв, городские сообщества и идеальный стэк

Привет! Этот выпуск записан в гостях у Андрея, поэтому могут встречаться некие звуковые артефакты. Я постарался поправить громкость голосов и сделал перебивки ещё длиннее (just kidding).

Ссылки на штуки, про которые мы говорили:

Андрей Гурылёв — fogrew.site, twitter.com/AndrewGurylev pitercss — vk.com/pitercss SPB Frontend — vk.com/spb_frontend NodeSchool — nodeschool.ru Nodeschool 25-го числа — github.com/nodeschool/spb/issues/49 precss — github.com/jonathantneal/precss

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[mikamaiblog]

Torna la Nodeschool!

Giovedì 24 novembre alle ore 19:00, Mikamai e Linkme ospitano la Nodeschool!

Parleremo di:

Learnyounode per i novizi

Makemehapi per gli intermediate

Stream-adventure per quelli più avanzati

Clicca qui per iscriverti!

[mosalem]

#nodeschool #nodeschool-Egypt #javascript

[gooing-nowhere]

El drone haciendo una vuelta. #nodeschool #drone

[thesunnyoffice]

nodeschool in Chiang Mai!

What a great day! Friday was the day the first event of nodeschool (driven by the very nomadic node.js community) thatever happened in Chiang Mai. Given that the city is home to a lot of developers, it made complete sense to host one here.

This couldn’t have been possible if it weren’t Richard Litt, a member of our Hacker Paradise community, to make this happen.  Richard has been an inspiration to me since the day I’ve arrived; it’s impossible to be oblivious to the willpower of people like him who live to create great things and to serve the community at the same time. I’m grateful I’ve had the opportunity to meet him, and others just like him who cheerfully remind me that not everything in this world needs to be driven by money: giving back to the community is much more often that not the thing that generates most satisfaction.

So this was a really fun event, held at the very popular co-working space Punspace. They were kind enough to give us a big chunk of their space for free for a few hours, so kudos to them! Punspace was actually quite relaxed and spacious, and had the best coffee I’ve had at a co-working space, with their own baristas... definitely better than the instant coffee you get everywhere else. Also, homemade oatmeal cookies. A place with good coffee and cookies forever owns my heart.

All of this was followed by a late dinner at Salsa Kitchen, where the burritos were massive and the salad wasn’t really a salad — instead an epic combination of meat, a small salad and... well, more meat. Unsure if that’s what constitutes a salad in Mexico, but hey, I’d never complain.

[joe-heaukulani]

Web Dev Wednesday - Make Me Hapi

I had a great time again last night at Nodeschool. Ohana JS and HICapacity run this event every month, normally on the first Tuesday. This month, the event was held at The Box Jelly and the room was pretty full.

jamespaulmuir.com

After banging my head against the Functional Javascript Workshop at the last two classes I decided to try the MakeMeHapi Workshop. Hapi is "a rich framework for building applications and services."

The MakeMeHapi module has twelve exercises. I got to exercise 5 before I had to go. Hapi is pretty fun to use, and most of the setup for the problems are somewhat easy to follow.

What slowed me down was having to create these separate html files that had to be perfect, down to the blank line at the end of the file. I wasn't super impressed with that, but because we are doing a lot of templating i'm guessing there really isn't a better way to verify the answer. There probably is, but I just can't think of it right now.

Overall, super happy to be learning hapi. I'm enjoying it a little more than express, but I'm still new at that too. This was a fun Nodeschool and I can't wait for next month.

[firerishi-blog]

Nodeschool stream-adventure - Completed!

Got some nodeJS time to understand the concepts and did the nodeschool's workshopper course on streams.

npm install -g stream-adventure

Maintained a github repo to document the adventure!

https://github.com/firerishi/stream-adventure

[szabolcs-learns-nodejs]

I begun with below site. I do the learnyounode lessons. I need to refresh my basic JavaScript knowledge, because I don't remember to the basic functions sometimes.

http://nodeschool.io