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Write the perfect resume for developers
(github.com)
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9y ago
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Why React? A High Level Overview of React, Webpack 2, React Router v4, and Babel
(youtube.com)
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Serverless Stack: Step-by-step tutorials for creating serverless React.js apps
(serverless-stack.com)
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Provide up-to-date information in an email sent hours ago with Elixir/Phoenix
(medium.com)
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10y ago
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10 React mini-patterns
(hackernoon.com)
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10y ago
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How to Capture All Errors Returned by a Function Call in Elixir
(semaphoreci.com)
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10y ago
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It’s time to rethink collaboration tools
(medium.com)
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Investment Time
(robots.thoughtbot.com)
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How we build a Slack competitor by accident
(medium.com)
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React.JS Top Articles of the Year (v.2017)
(medium.mybridge.co)
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10y ago
We like to call it the smallest project management tool in the world because it is a simple solution to help with planning or setting up: - your next side project - a weekend trip - a bachelor party - a startup - … We just ended our closed
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Show HN: JayPad – The smallest project management tool in the world
(jaypad.de)
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10y ago
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Show HN: Elixir Phoenix HTML Mailer
(derkobe.github.io)
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Front-End Performance Checklist 2017 [pdf]
(provide.smashingmagazine.com)
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MarI/O – Machine Learning for Video Games
(youtube.com)
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Email Tracking Pixel in Elixir Phoenix
(derkobe.github.io)
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The Longflow Manifesto
(github.com)
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Smallest possible syntactically valid files of different types
(github.com)
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The Official Internet Chillout Area
(derkobe.github.io)
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Confessions of a Google Spammer
(readthink.com)
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10y ago
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ASCII Image (for React)
(bvaughn.github.io)
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10y ago
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React patterns
(reactpatterns.com)
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The Dark Side of the Web
(youtube.com)
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Every Web Developer Should Learn/Do Elixir-Phoenix and React-Redux
(10consulting.com)
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10y ago
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Choosing Your Future Tech Stack: Clojure VS Elixir VS Go
(smashingboxes.com)
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10y ago
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DerKobe
11y ago
I honestly didn't knew about that. And the hamming distance being 1 is spooky.
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DerKobe
11y ago
We call it "micro social networks". Every network is like a single Slack channel (but open) you can share because it's reachable via an url. You can create those networks on any topic you like. And if you want to engage other
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DerKobe
11y ago
Yeah exactly :) I just gave it a little HN look and feel. Hope you like it.
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Show HN: Micro Social Networks
(jack.chat)
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11y ago
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DerKobe
11y ago
Full disclosure: I posted the app (back then version 1.0) on HN a few months ago. It haven't had much attention so I changed quite a bit about how it works (1.0: website based channels => 2.0 topic based channels connected to multip
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