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I have a long history with Google’s Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) project, but yesterday I drew the final straw. I was on Twitter (in Safari on iPhone 6) and I noticed that somebody linked to my site using an AMP link. I replied with a real link, but when I clicked on it, I was redirected back to the AMP version of my page. Thanks for sharing here is non amp link so all images load: https://t.co/

Table of Contents: Parameters for better logging git log --oneline --graphLog actual changes in a file git log -p filenameOnly Log changes for some specific lines in file git log -L 1,1:some-file.txtLog changes not yet merged to the parent branch git log --no-merges master..Extract a file from another branch git show some-branch:some-file.jsSome notes on rebasing git pull --rebaseRemember the bran

I am new to Angular (even though I am not new to the web development), so please take everything that I am about to say with a grain of salt. That being said, I watched a lot of talks and read a lot of articles relevant to Angular performance, and this post is the summary of my findings. 1. Minimize/Avoid Watchers Usually, if your Angular app is slow, it means that you either have too many watcher