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A Killer Vue.js Blog Demo: Launch in 2 Hours Tops
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Creating Vue.js Transitions and Animation: Live Examples
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CloudCanon CMS for Jekyll: Building a Multilingual Site
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Strapping React.js on a WordPress Back End: WP REST API Example
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To Choose, Keep and Refactor a Successful Startup's Tech Stack
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How We Tried to Chatbot Our Way Out of a Support Crisis
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10y ago
I did not stop programming but I got a dramatically different job of what I had before. You didn't say why you're curious for that question, that might be like me simply for the need to change. Even with a gratifying job full of
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10y ago
There's no coroutines involved. It use a simple state machine. The async keyword is implemented with the same principle.
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11y ago
You can set the default branch [1] which will be shown on your repo's page and used by default for pull request.. I guess it should take the templates from that branch [1] https://help.github.com/articles/setting-t
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Being Featured on Product Hunt Positively Messing Up Our Soft Launch
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11y ago
Except automatically deciding what buildpack to use, what does it offer more to have official buildpack ? I mean, when you know about Heroku's buildpacks you have access to all of Heroku raw power.
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12y ago
I'm always surprised to see methods declared in the constructor. I get that you prefer to do that for a controller exposed in the scope but why not use the prototype for a service ?
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12y ago
«To play the animation, please click the arrow located in the center of the image below.» That's the most hand-holding approach I've read telling me to play a video.
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New design on caniuse.com
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13y ago
So we can check the hostname from our code and hot-link evil.js from http://kitcambridge.be/evil.js/evil.min.js :)
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DataStickies: USB drives as sticky notes
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13y ago
Let them choose the wrong language for the task as long as the hardware is open. Is it open ? In fact, I think it's what the "internet of things" needs: many open & low cost hardware.
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13y ago
a shell command is indeed not really deterministic but docker won't repeat a RUN step as long as it's not preceded by a non-deterministic (for docker) step such as ADD. So a good way to optimize your Dockerfile is to put commands
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13y ago
You can look at the demo [1] to have an idea how to use it. I hope some will find it useful. Don't hesitate if you have any questions to ask here :) [1] https://github.com/xpensia/git-demo/blob/master
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Show HN: sshgate, easily create SSH server applications in go
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13y ago
So no Plug&PLay device installed at Google by the NSA? Even so it would be so easy to install a generic program on Google's servers to make live query on any dataset. Google probably use SQL everywhere right? Seriously, these consp
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13y ago
So, it's nodejs hosting with the only dependency available being expressjs. Seems very restrictive.
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Current home automation products make your environment dumb
(blog.jeansebtr.com)
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14y ago
Génialissime. GH: @JeanSebTr thanks ! :)
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Async loading of Github’s gists without jQuery
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14y ago
Cool! I've used HTTP upgrade in the past too and it's quite useful. My main goal was to demonstrate the usage on a popular PaaS. It's always interesting to see less known features of a technology used in an original way.
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Show HN: Embedding SSL inside HTTP
(blog.jeansebtr.com)
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14y ago
Don't forget to use the credit card number 4242424242424242 to try te buying process !