
Mom & full stack developer @bitovi. Angular & Node.js. Loves gardening, plants and cooking.
San Diego, CA
Joined April 2017
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Nicole Greene retweeted
🦕 Will your #nodejs app's code go the way of the dinosaurs? Don't let that meteor strike!☄️ Migrate your app from raw #SQL to an #ORM 👇
hubs.ly/Q01ksVJX0
Nicole Greene retweeted
Join us on Twitch today at 1 PM Central for an Angular Team Live Coding stream!
We'll be fleshing out a holiday-themed party website using Angular and ThreeJS
👉 Follow us on Twitch to be notified when we go live! hubs.ly/Q01jDQjv0
#angular #live_coding #pair_programming
Nicole Greene retweeted
Choose your #ORM character! Read this post to weigh the pros and cons of Objection, @Prisma, and @SequelizeJS
hubs.ly/Q01hn3zH0
Nicole Greene retweeted
Tonight is our monthly Angular Meetup and we have two great talks planned!
🗣️ Tonight:
✨ "@GraphQL and Apollo - An intro for @angular developers" by @dev_penguin_
✨"This is why you need to always use the async pipe" by @adyngom
RSVP 🔗⤵️
meetu.ps/e/L9XWD/khRqb/i
Nicole Greene retweeted
Join Bitovian Nicole Greene (@dev_penguin_) for her talk at Women Who Code San Diego! She's speaking tomorrow, 7/20, at 6:00pm PT.
Read this post for more details & how to watch 👇
#womenwhocode #womeninstem #Angular hubs.ly/Q01h8jTG0
Nicole Greene retweeted
GraphQL & Apollo - An Intro For Angular Developers hubs.ly/Q018Rgf20
Nicole Greene retweeted
If your product doesn't have a Design System, you don't have a source of truth for building new features and updates. Here's a 3-step process for building Design Systems. hubs.ly/Q015mMTl0
Learning more about improving load performance using Chrome today. Super helpful video- youtu.be/5fLW5Q5ODiE
Nicole Greene retweeted
Replying to @AndrewYang
We need to address the misinformation crisis we have in this country. There is no consensus on facts. We are totally lost.
The race to fix a bug is a strange kind of high. There's a sweet satisfaction when it's patched, and an elation when your code is refactored into a better version of itself.













