This document discusses Plunker, an online code editor tool. It contains several sections about how Plunker was created through mistakes, compositions, and friendships. The founder of Plunker discusses how he initially deployed the tool by saving code directly to his computer's file system out of necessity, and how making mistakes led to Plunker's existence. Later sections explain that Plunker combines existing tools like MEAN stack, Ace editor, and duct tape, and that open source code and communities help programmers be productive. The document encourages readers to make mistakes, compositions, and friends.

2. BADGES!?
We don’t need no stinkin’ badges!

3. Lukas Finds Out Plunker Is Not A
Company. You Won't Believe What
Happens Next!

6. You do NOT need permission to be
awesome!

9. BOOM
Make Mistakes.

10. Geoff Tells Lukas How He First
Deployed Plunker. His Reaction is
Priceless!

11. • Plunker exists because I did some really dumb things
• When you can’t find free db hosting:
fs.writeFileSync("/tmp/db.json", JSON.stringify(db));
• I didn’t wait for the right way to build things
It’s OK to Make Mistakes

12. • Plunker would never be useful if you couldn’t go back
or share your projects
• But it would be useless if it didn’t exist while I tried
Redis, Mongo, MySQL, …
There is a lesson here

13. Make Compositions.

14. A Guy Talks About What Plunker Is
Made Of.
(And It's Not What You Think, Either.)

15. Plunker: MEAN + Ace

16. Plunker: MEAN + Ace + Duct tape

17. https://github.com/filearts/plunker

18. • Plunker is really just a bunch of awesome things
wired together
• JavaScript programmers are lucky: npm, github,
view source
• Save time and use existing code
• Until that code starts making you waste time
• Then consider in-housing it
It’s OK to Make Compositions

19. Make Friends.

20. Who Wants To Cry And Have Their Faith
In Humanity Restored?

24. Make Compositions.
Make Friends.
Make Mistakes.BOOM

25. Demonstration

26. Peace Out!
@simpulton @filearts
#noBadges