Maciej001

I wrote a similar article a while ago, explaining also which sizes work best on retina displays and how to generate all the necessary images easily -> https://www.codecamps.com/responsive-images/

It helped to increase the Google's PageSpeed Insights rating from 56/100 up to 99/100.

Thank you!

I am not sure if you can call my instructors novice: Gerard Sans (Google Delveloper Expert), Chris Sevilleja (founder of scotch.io), Max Stoiber (creator of react-boiler plate and styled-components), Nik Graf (Draft.js plugins and polished) and many others. These guys are top trainers -> https://www.codecamps.com/trainers

It's not the 3-months bootcamp that is supposed to make you a developer and promises you will get a job. I wanted to create an alternative space, where you can move to the next level in a very specific framework quickly, make friends with like-minded developers and enjoy the experience.

Yes sure, "Deep Work". My bad...

Could you tell in README.md what problem does it solve or how different it is in comparison to React?

This is a very good starting point: https://sivers.org/learn-js. You can also check Wes Bos's courses that are well regarded (wesbos.com). Choose one path and stick to it. Once you finish and decide to learn React.js you may consider joining React in Flip Flops (https://www.reactinflipflops.com) [I am organising it]

We are doing it again! After the original success of Meteor in Flip Flops, we are going to LP again! With react boilerplate creator Max Stoiber and Carte Blanche co-author Nik Graf, 20 geeks, we will learn React for a week, building projects and surfing

Thanks! It's like a dream comes true :) We will definitely have lots of fun there.

A 7-days intensive Meteor.js hands-on camp in Las Palmas, Gran Canaria -21-28 February 2016. The course will be run by world class tutors: Rahul Choudhury and Lukas van Driel of Q42. Grab your place today (only 5 places left) and learn advanced meteor.js technics with other project builders.