Ambroos

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by Ambroos 11y ago
I think Webpack has the monolith advantage here. It allows you to add things that would otherwise be immensely complex with ease because it can do a lot. You can have it handle bundle splitting and async loading of modules, image optimising
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From season 5 they switched to ARRI Alexa cameras and added grain in post to emulate the film look. So you proved yourself right here, nobody did really spot the difference (and every season of Mad Men looked fantastic).
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Meanwhile Belgium has nearly 50% dual-stack IPv6 deployed and there haven't really been any issues. It's configured well and works well. The vast majority of users probably hasn't even noticed.
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It's not as much of a mess as it seems there. I started out with James Long's config as well but quickly simplified everything and ended up with the following (left out some project-specific stuff): https://gist.github.
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On the other hand you can just have Webpack target Node, which sort of results in the same thing with a Webpack bootstrap around it. With exactly the same downsides, but convenient if you're already using Webpack for your clientside co
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It could. Not a bad thing, the HotSpot VM in OpenJDK is incredibly fast.
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Next protocols supported are strictly NPN only. If you want to check ALPN support for a specific connection type you can use the following command: openssl s_client -alpn h2 -connect news.ycombinator.com:443 Near the end of the outpu
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Does Microsoft release any Studio besides Visual Studio? If they don't, why should they?
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It's somewhat 'not-the-intended-use', but I recently just started using Steam in-home streaming with a workaround to make it stream my entire desktop. It's not brilliant for text and Windows-only (as host), but ridiculou
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I was almost suspended at school eight years ago for using `net send` from .bat files and because I had Everest portable on my network drive (a tool that lists system specs, I was curious what hardware the PC's had). The guy that manag
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Try Netflix, their interface has some fun elements that are easy to recreate. Looking at the state and props (even modifying them) is a great way to get inspiration for your own components. Or messenger.com, which is an impressive React app
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If you do that, pick something a little more extreme. When using BEM, for example, your CSS becomes pretty repetitive and you easily get better than 10:1 ratio with GZIP, for example.
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Depending on the kind of content t you have, that's hardly an issue. I've built a big site like this, and gzip does an extremely good job at filtering out duplicate data. Check the source of http://viva.vlaanderen/
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Since React Native has the UI performance of native apps with the ease of development of universal apps (and a minor performance degradation when it comes to logic), it could become a very important player very quickly.
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I'm pretty sure webpack is tons more powerful than Browserify though. It's a very impressive piece of software, the way it handles code splitting and similar things is just incredibly well done.
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For webpack: You can configure the generated ident with the localIdentName query parameter (default [hash:base64]). Example for easier debugging: css-loader?localIdentName=[path][name]---[local]---[hash:base64:5] From the docs.
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With an account your recordings are private by default.
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Many of these work in most browsers. Google's fonts API only serves CSS and font files specific to the browser. Open the following links in different browsers and watch it change: http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=