Events and conferences are being reimagined online, and EventMobi is building on ten years of event technology experience to innovate one of the most flexible and engaging virtual event platforms. We are an award-winning tech startup with teams in Toronto, Berlin and Manila, with thousands of customers around the globe.
We're looking for a seasoned frontend developer with React/Redux/Javascript experience.
If you have any questions, drop me an email at umayr [at] eventmobi [dot] com
I think learning curve for Angular is steep compared to React. For React, all I need to know is javascript and I can start writing components but for Angular, I must go through some documentation to get basic idea of jargon it preaches before I can do anything substantial.
Not saying one is better than other but in my opinion, entry barrier for React is lower than Angular which may be an important factor for React's popularity.
I just want to thank you for your work on Encarta. It was the first _real software_ I interacted with in my teen years; it fascinated me a lot back then and I believe it’s part of the reason I’m in software industry. Thank you.
I definitely poured hours into Encarta as well. I was already a big fan of computers but I do wonder how much of an impact Encarta had on me. It definitely built up that early browsing habit that translated so seamlessly into the web.
Not OP but my problem with larger trackpad was unwanted mouse movements. Maybe it was the way I rest my palms while typing but I never had this issue with previous mbp models.
