Are there any good guides on how to organize JavaScript on non-SPAs? I have a weird web development background in that I've only ever worked on SPAs, so I haven't ever done JavaScript work on a server-side rendered app.

The first trick requires having the Angular Batarang installed, right? Still cool, I didn't know about that. I've been manually typing angular.element($0).scope() like a sucker.

The use of the word "kickstarter" is pretty confusing here. My first thought was that this was something people at hackathons could use to put up ideas and see who's interested in joining them. I guess I should have noticed the lowercase "k".

Close: http://open.bufferapp.com/buffer-november-update-2347000-run...

I'd heard of AirPair before, and my first thought reading the title was "Is Pair Programming Worth It? A Company Offering Pair Programming Services Interviews Another Company Offering Pair Programming Services". I wonder what the answer is!

This article by Jakob Nielsen goes into that a bit: http://www.nngroup.com/articles/response-times-3-important-l... (1993). He claims <100ms feels instantaneous.

I thought the same thing. http://sweetjs.org/ for this interested in the Mozilla project.

Here's the link: http://www.businessinsider.com/snapchat-lawsuit-video-deposi...

Can you share what the product is?

I've used node-db-migrate (https://github.com/kunklejr/node-db-migrate) on some toy projects in conjunction with Bookshelf, and it seemed to work fine. I haven't used it in production, though.