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If you already use build process, the additional step would be just one additional step in the build process, "invisible" to you. So "save in Vi, reload" still works. If you don't have build process when writing JS
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I found sweet.js so much useful for scraping boilerplate out of my code. Example — sweet-assertions https://github.com/andreypopp/sweet-assertions — a set of macros to generate assertions with nice failure messages. Ed
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I think this kind of things is much more suitable to be implemented via macros because 1) it can be implemented with much nicer syntax not abusing function syntax and 2) it can be done at compile time (I mean true compile time, not in brows
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Here you go — http://bit.ly/1ic1X49
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13y ago
What if your todolist is too large? Store it somewhere else (in you homedir, no need for a sudo) and add head -n 10 ~/todo.md to your .bashrc/.zshrc to show 10 most prioritised tasks on each session startup.
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Article Editor: Introducing a powerful article editor
(dpl.lookatmedia.ru)
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jspecs — JS-dialect to express BDD style tests
(github.com)
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You can get even nicer and more useful (due to generated assertion messages) with Sweet.js macros ( https://github.com/andreypopp/sweet-assertions ) describe 'when the universe exists' { it 'should
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Not sure if bower has something to do with npm cause it's a separate package manager.
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You can see a little demo of React + Express + Browserify + server side rendering + routing with History API — https://github.com/andreypopp/react-app-express
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The famo.us controversy
(blog.siliconpublishing.com)
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I think does yield as stated in docs. Go have coroutines so there is no need in generators.
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Myth uses autoprefixer[1] so you can use it directly if you don't need other features. It "just works". [1]: https://github.com/ai/autoprefixer
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You can have mixins with rework-macro[1] so it would be very easy to integrate it with myth if needed (myth is based on rework). [1]: https://github.com/andreypopp/rework-macro
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There's rework-vars[1] for rework[2] which provides CSS style variables but w/o inheritance so it's not a polyfill technically. [1]: https://github.com/visionmedia/rework-vars [2]: https://git
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(React) JSX: E4X The Good Parts
(blog.vjeux.com)
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> If you specifically make changes to your site in order to make faster on IE6, and it also makes all other browsers fast, the "all other browsers" part is best described as a side-effect. So did the v8 team do something specia
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> As far as httpc, I'm unaware of that bug -- but I can say that I recently worked on a commercial product that leveraged httpc as a core component of the service, and it worked fine. It was fixed soon after discovered.
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Well, it's a part of OTP, which is, I believe, "the true" stdlib of Erlang.
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2 or 3 years ago I hit memory leak in Erlang's stdlib's httpc... just saying.
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Recreated in pure js with ES6 generators — http://andreypopp.com/posts/2013-11-09-recreating-core-async...
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Recreating core.async tutorial with ES6 generators
(andreypopp.com)
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Xcss: bundler for modular css components
(andreypopp.com)
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Yes, this is what index scan performance metrics is about — PostgreSQL outperforms MongoDB here.
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This is impressive but not really surprising given the quality of PostgreSQL database. Quote: "We added performance comparison with MongoDB. MongoDB is very slow on loading data (slide 59) - 8 minutes vs 76s, seqscan speed is the same
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Hstore development for 9.4 release
(obartunov.livejournal.com)
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You might want to see my take on a concept of a structured block-based editor for Markdown — http://andreypopp.github.io/markstruct/ It's still a rough draft — so expect it to work best only in Blink/WebKit n
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hcrypt — Secret program execution through homomorphic encryption.
(hcrypt.com)
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Google sees clouds as threats for its business
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Readable s-expressions for Lisp-based languages
(dwheeler.com)
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