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So yesterday P emailed us using @gmail.com email account requesting for a demo. In the email, P claimed to be from Athens, Greece. That's fine, we are based in Singapore. We can figure out our time differences.
Today I had the demo with P over Google Meet.
Mid-way through the demo, P offered to buy our source code. I'm skeptical of P's intent because it's coming from @gmail.com email account. And upon asking for his company's name and url domain, he avoided my question 2 times at least.
Before ending the demo, P emphasized that our software product is what he wants in Greece. I politely responded that I will discuss with my partner.
After the demo, I sent P an email to politely reject his offer.
My gut feeling tells me that it could be an organised scam. Do you have similar encounter?
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My goals for learning Angular2 are mainly for (1) personal development: I'm a fan of Angular, and (2) I want to get started with Ionic 2 in the near future. I'm new to Ionic.
Is now the time to invest in Angular2 learning materials?