Hi @leo d cat, This website is designed almost entirely with Material Design in mind, as far as I can see. Material Design is promoted by Google as it's their design. You can read the extensive documentation on Material Design here: https://www.google.com/design/spec/material-design/introduction.html#introduction-principles - as a newbie web developer I understand how difficult this'll be to grasp to begin with. I wish you the best of luck!

I really do, yeah. I appreciate immutable structures a lot. It prevents a lot of mistakes and improves code quality in teams.

Just tried Baldurs Gate, it's great!

Personally, playing Heroes of the Storm and any other Blizzard game. Also, spending a lot of time with my lovely partner and finding interesting places to eat and visit!

That's an amazing post. Helped me understand Flux a lot more as well as the improvements Redux has over Flux. Thanks.

I'd recommend using Ruby and messing with that first. Ruby is a great language for making command line tools. You also have tons of gems available to you so you can make a quick prototype in a few hours!

@joelskvy, I was going to comment on this post and I had written a comment, I must have been distracted. Oded did a great job explaining the benefits of Swift, so I'll agree with him!

Cheers Matt!

Thanks Prashant!

Hi Sandeep, Thanks a lot, I'll take a look shortly!