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Improving your javascript development environment #6

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DTrejo opened this issue Oct 22, 2013 · 0 comments
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Improving your javascript development environment #6

DTrejo opened this issue Oct 22, 2013 · 0 comments

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DTrejo commented Oct 22, 2013

I'd really like to give a talk, not sure what it should be on. There are other things I can talk about*, but currently this is what I'm currently excited about.

overarching-story / motivation: help myself more fully enjoy coding by eliminating repetitively.

I'm building up a list of things I'd love to have as a JS developer, tooling-wise. You can see my in-progress blog post here: https://gist.github.com/DTrejo/b64e0ceaab4de461de52
When I've finished it, hopefully each item on there will have some links to show you how to set up tools you could use to accomplish that item.

I'd talk about one or more of...

  • the most interesting of the tools I found
  • some of the tools I wrote/will write myself [e.g uncalled-callback finder, return cb() finder, more sophisticated automatic refactoring tools, etc]
  • demo my JS development workflow using the most interesting time-saving tools
  • ???

*other possible topics:

  • story: building a color picker for designed for interactive color iteration. colorslice, an OSS tool for importing colors from css or images, picking multiple colors, manipulating them, choosing colors smartly, and replacing one color with another to preview how your site would look with a new color scheme. [I'd want to do more work on it before showing, it's kinda rough around the edges] — http://colorslice.dtrejo.com/
  • story: the internet is distracting, here's how I get work done without it: command line tools for offline coding (e.g. npm install --no-registry, npm.io/readmetree, and others I have yet to write)
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