@easy I played with it a bit. I think there are still some bugs in place and missing features like local dependencies or git dependencies. Highly recommend it, when those things are sorted out

@Paralax yes it is. New versions of npm does flat dependencies (the reason to use bower in the past). I'm not sure but if you check some bootstrap/starter-kit repos for React you see npm is used and not bower. Probably the same for angular ones

@Paralax where have you been? npm works fine for frontend nowadays. I think bower is actually dying

@spongessuck that won't make a deep copy.

@allanx2000 yep, that's exactly why I suggested you to focus on a mobile platform. Web front-end and backend has a lot of things to learn. And there is no path to follow. Every week there's a new tool/language/framework/database to learn.

I'm more a backend guy but been doing frontend too.

Although I don't like C# or Java (I'm a rubyist learning Elixir at the moment). I think if you get good at one of those you can get a job.

But it's easier to get a junior position as a fullstack developer (in something like Rails, Django or Express etc...)

I got one exactly the same from Asus, with the same words and all. And a red one from an IT company

@ismaelga oh. YES! I've made it!

Awesome! I'm almost there too. Just one left

If you demonstrate that you are good at something you don't need a CS degree.

I saw that you do mobile and web. To get a job I would say that knowing really well android will make it easy. Don't try to be good at everything, focus in a single tech so you can master it. After that it will be easy to land a job.

If you prefer web development pick a single language and framework and master it

@Letmecode I think I've heard about that one from friends. I will give it a try next time I see one of those. If I can find it somewhere

@dfox cool. So you use neo4j for some similarity searching or also for fetching all data for the API?

@Letmecode yeah! German and Belgian for me. I'm not sure if I've tried Czech tough

He will most likely give up in a sec. it's way hard to code drunk. I've tested it myself :P

A good beer with malte. Erdinger for exemple is the queen of beers IMO

I wonder if deleted lines has the opposite effect on his salary.

Imagine doing a refactor that replaces a lot of code with a few lines. He would probably be fired