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Also, SemanticUI's official React component library is one of the best and well made component libraries I've come across: https://github.com/technologyadvice/stardust
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There are a lot of other organizations and corporations I would say are doing more to kill the internet than Facebook. I don't think everyone who builds something on the web should be compelled to be open. Who cares that Facebook is a
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I mean, I'm sure it's possible... but definitely not recommended.
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I don't think I've seen an article on this subject with more misinformation. How is this even on the front page?
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Typically a good remote team should have "core hours". Usually 4 - 6 set hours each day where team members are expected to be online. Some team members end their day with the core hours, while some begin their day with it. It make
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I worked on team once where tech debt was "avoided" at all cost. It actually had a weird effect on the code base. We had a practice of writing a pull request 3 times before shipping it, kind of refactoring everything before we mer
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Honestly I feel like the golden age of bootcamps is coming to an end. A lot of schools jumped into the market and it just seems like quality is dropping. Having worked at a bootcamp as an instructor and having hired multiple bootcamp grads
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I've also found unit testing to be a fairly good way of documenting code. A unit test will often times shine light on an angle traditional documentation doesn't always cover.
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Man a similar thing happen. Some random tech blogger wrote an article about a node module I wrote calling it "a new npm" cringe it was pretty embarrassing to say the least. I wouldn't have shared the article with anyone but
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One hard issue I've been coping with is the fact that coding was my hobby before it was my profession. I think that's a fairly normal thing for developers. I mean, who wouldn't take a job doing what they were already doing fo
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I'd say it's also worth mentioning that after knowing what to google is knowing how to apply what you've found. Most of the time an answer on stackoverflow isn't something you can copypaste and have work sans unintended
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Technical interviews became 10x easier when I realized that most companies aren't necessarily looking for the right answer as much as they are trying to look into your mind. As a self taught programmer things like binary search trees a
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Show HN: Forked – fork a repo on GitHub in your command line(github.com)
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Our team has a similar bottleneck. A few weeks ago I attempted to solve the problem during the static showdown hackathon, but I haven't touched the project since the hackathon ended so it's pretty rough: https://ss16-obe
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I wrote a react-starter app a few months ago for my friends I was trying to convert to react, and so I could streamline making smaller prototypes. As a teaching tool it was ok, but people kept getting tripped up by the webpack / build
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As a former instructor at a bootcamp, there are some massive pros to the bootcamp model, but low quality programs will typically produce low quality producers. Our program spent a considerable amount of time setting career expectations and
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I was speaking with a friend of mine who recently graduated med school about this topic. An insightful point he made was that with some careers, you need a lot of education before you can start working, like being a doctor. In other areas y
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Turning Off GitHub Issues(gist.github.com)
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I used to wonder why people avoided dentists, but recently I cracked a molar and had to go to see a dentist. I was recommended a dentist in town, I showed up to a nice office full of nice people, they looked at my tooth and said they might
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A simpler way to compile React applications(github.com)
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I'm not exactly sure why, but that seems to be the case. It might be due to the ubiquitous AirBnB JS Style guide ( https://github.com/airbnb/javascript ) which enforces single quotes. It's the style guide we us
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I had a friend who started his CS degree at the same time I started learning on my own, and he is just about to graduate while I've been in the field for about 2 years now. So it worked out for me to not seek a degree. He's also a
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I worked in landscaping and then as a custodian making $7/hr before I started learning to code. Working as a programmer has transformed my life. I've got a lot of autonomy in my days, I enjoy solving technical problems, I get to w
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The sad part is that at a lot of companies doing this will mean your time at the company is coming to a close. I've seen co-workers who complain to HR go from being an important team member to being managed out of the organization. It
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Do you have any tips on running a successful newsletter?
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Yeah same here. Using it in production has cost some time upgrading. Not looking forward to another upgrade just a few months later.
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Where Flux Went Wrong(technologyadvice.github.io)
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If you're in New York, and you want to travel to London, you can either fly on a plane, or take a boat ride. If I am trying to compare the pros and cons of flying vs sea travel, a distinction between the fact that a ship is not an airp
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No, its not an apples to fruit basket comparison. When people talk about React they're not talking about only React, but more likely a front end app that implements React. No one is saying "oh I love writing view layers. It's
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A React Starter for Beginners(github.com)
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