Ariel Saldana

I recently ran into a project that involved me using the current version of node. No worries I could just download the latest image from nodejs.org - but I figured there has to be a simpe way.

When iOS was developed the bright engineers at Apple faced difficult challenges when trying to display the web on a small screen. Touch events, viewports, etc are all a product (for better or worse) of trying to make the web better accessible on smaller mobile device screens. One of the biggest decisions by Apple was to pause any changes made to the DOM via JavaScript during scrolling. In fact - JavaScript execution halts completely.

AngularJS has become one of the most popular JavaScript frameworks for good reasons. The AngularJS team have done superb work and are very dedicated to ensuring AngularJS is the best it can be. AngularJS is also backed up by a strong community of users compared to other frameworks. But despite all this it’s still relatively unknown to most users.

If you’re a Web Developer then you probably know that one of the biggest issues is the lack of a standard between browsers and HTML/CSS support.

This is a Palringo bot developed in python by me. It’s completely open source and easy to build upon. The bot uses Python 3.4+

This is my (living) collection of things ive done links. It’s not complete by all means, in fact, there isn’t any of the obvious ones, like LittleBox or so.