What ?
Lorie - La positive attitude (Clip officiel)
Seriously ?
No.
In my To 2018 and beyond post I said that I wanted to be more positive. I also wrote about the things I do not want to spend my personal time on.
Let's see...
- Chatbots and assistants: these are not interfaces I want to use, and I think they are «just» API calls, not really interesting for me.
- Mobile: I have never been found of mobile development (but I like web development), and I still do not want to develop using native mobile languages, and I do not really like using a «mobile framework» like Ionic or things like that.
- Blockchain: how can you trust something that is hacked more often than the releases of new JavaScript frameworks ?
What about the things I want to lose track of time ? Here they are, in alphabetical order.
Angular
I have been excessively critical about some things about Angular. I would like to have a real project using it to see what it is like in the real world. Last year I only used it on a training project and it was not enough for me to embrace it.
Where I am with Angular today: it has the same concepts than AngularJS, but everything is just more complicated.
ClojureScript
I talked about this one, I have already played a little with LISP (so I do not fear the parenthesis!) and I like the thing so far.
Infrastructure as code
I do not know why, but I like the idea ^^. I really want to play with things like Terraform. This will be a brand new world for me !
Serverless
I have played a little with AWS Lambda last year and I want to have more fun with this stuff. I will start playing with Up soon !
Rust
I tried some things last year. I was «whaaaat»-ing when, after doing s3 = s1 + &s2; you can not refer to s1 anymore. well. The step to join the rust bandwagon is not an easy one, but I think I should go deeper to learn Rust's concepts.
Typing JavaScript
Reminder: there are types in JavaScript: number, string, symbol etc :smile:
This is not a «TypeScript» category because the tool does not matter.
Types in JavaScript surely help a lot of projects and even if I have not used this tool for real.
By the way, I think Flow is a better match for me.
Conclusion
I hope that I will be able to find enough time to do this things.
More importantly, I hope that I will be able to find the right tool to solve a problem.
Let's end this with a quote from a recent blog post from Jett Atwood: «To Serve Man, with Software»,
