Video of my speech in "Read more"
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Color customization for Material Theme in VSCode 1.11.1
Recently I have switched to use VSCode IDE for Ruby and Elixir development.
And as I like to use Material Theme in editors (initially inspired by Sublimes Material theme), the same exist for VSCode. But not all panels are colored in Material colors (due to previous VSCode API limitations), and vscode-custom-theme extension helped with this (but now there is no need in it).
Since v1.11 VSCode has build-in support for color customization
"workbench.experimental.colorCustomizations": {
"panelBackground": "#2f333d",
"tabsContainerBackground": "#2f333d",
"inactiveTabBackground": "#2f333d",
"sideBarBackground": "#2f333d"
},
This preset works for me to have a complete look of VSCode Material Theme
A Little Trailblazer Cookbook
Trailblazer is a high-level Architecture libraries for the Ruby web application (not only for Rails). If you are no familiar with it yet - take a 20 minutes walk through guide...
I want to cover once again those places where our team had issues or misunderstanding. Trailblazer documentation got a lot of improvements recently and keep getting more and more care. Some points from this list are covered by the docs, but in practice not everything was smooth.
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at MobiDev (Kharkiv, Ukraine)
Code in Ruby and Elixir, but still love PHP. Explore ES6 and Vue.js. Explore databases, use Ubuntu and MacOS, think about IT people and management
Notes
Image Cutter - javascript plug-in flexible, cross-browser friendly, touch friendly and has no dependencies.
ParsleyJS - declarative form validation JavaScript library.
Promise nuggets a github-book by @spion with good explanation and examples for Promises usage. Mostly on Promises alternative to async callbacks approach.
Bluebird - javascript promises library aimed to be almost "as fast as regular callback code" (and 100/10 times faster then Q and when). Worth to try out.
I was waiting for it so long :) Videoconverter.js - FFmpeg converted in JavaScript via Emscripten. It works in client browser, really works. It does not support x264 codec yet, but could be useful to create a video preview on client side etc.