antigirl

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by antigirl 7y ago
But what about laptops? That’s a better analogy
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by antigirl 7y ago
Full office suite I hope. enjoy
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by antigirl 7y ago
I dont understand why me as a developer is using MS excel? or excel at all. I live in a JS world and my data is always noSQL/JSON or for relational purposes some sort of SQL. I would never export a DB to crunch numbers in excel for a p
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by antigirl 7y ago
Fair enough. I assumed everyone here was some sort of a dev, I haven’t installed office and refuse to install it. I just use the google services for any ancient documents clients send my way.
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by antigirl 7y ago
Well everyone is using google docs/sheets/slides google slides support SVG btw https://gsuite.google.com/
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by antigirl 7y ago
neat, this is my go to for something more complicated, i.e reat or even node https://codesandbox.io
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by antigirl 7y ago
I made one for a client on IOS. It has location / camera access and service workers work well. Biggest limitation is notifications are not possible and cache size can only be 50mb i think?
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by antigirl 7y ago
Why would you use this over using your own websockets convention. Also how does it handle mass connections? you would need redis or similar?
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by antigirl 7y ago
Classes made it easier [for me anyway] to understand how react is setup. I understand Component is a prototype, and it gets instantiated first by calling the constructor method - followed by its life cycle methods, like componentDidMount et
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by antigirl 7y ago
is it possible to install software on a VM like this? what would the latency be like ? for example how fast is mouse movement. Are these dedicated machines?
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by antigirl 7y ago
so keyboard binding vs spendings weeks trying to get drivers to work on your machine properly ?
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by antigirl 7y ago
The UX should display all service providers in the header - on search result page and grey out the ones that are not applicable.
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by antigirl 7y ago
Can you link to a reference where this is explained more? i am genuinely interested.
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by antigirl 7y ago
Java dev you mean ;) I dont see how types make you a better dev, its like saying automated dictionary in input text fields make you a better speller. It just makes you a lazy speller.
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by antigirl 7y ago
The fact you have to configure anything for scrolling to work smoothly on a web browser paints linux in a bad light itself. The main reason i do not watch to switch to linux [apart from missing adobe catlogue and sketch] is stuff like the t
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by antigirl 7y ago
because you get a full house to yourself! You say hypothetical traveller so i take it you dont travel much but when you do. Apart from the space the seterility of hotels gets to you. I only stay in hotels if its a short stay and airbnb chec
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by antigirl 8y ago
Any subscription support?
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by antigirl 8y ago
very nice
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by antigirl 8y ago
never had problems with expo, the emulators dont hold state if you close them, only time it will reinstall is if you close and open the emu OR expo client has updated but you get a prompt asking to update
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by antigirl 8y ago
I signed up for ghost when it was at its kickstarter phase. I was very excited by the promise. A year later there were still long winded discussions taking place on their github issues on how they should tackle responsive images. There wer
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by antigirl 8y ago
what do people talk about in those?
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by antigirl 9y ago
do people still use piratebay ? there are better alternatives now
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by antigirl 9y ago
I dont understand how it will work with AppSync if both services practically do the same thing? am i missing something?
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by antigirl 9y ago
and footer and sidebar and other 'components'.
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by antigirl 9y ago
Its not different developers but different services. Developers are competent. Its the product owners that are to blame. For example a hotel website, will have one minified concatenated script file, but then on top there might be other serv
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by antigirl 9y ago
I agree with this, i have a BSc and an MSc and tbh i learned everything outside of university - by myself and in work. I would consider my self a full stack JS developer and i do work at that capacity. Still waiting on the day i have to use
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by antigirl 9y ago
Cant compare the two, sounds like 'candy guy' knows how to code
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by antigirl 9y ago
People seem to be praising Preact, like its a revolutionary. Its an amazing alternative, especially if you dont agree with the React license but its a complete rip off of React so credit where credits due.
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by antigirl 9y ago
He deleted his profile, rightly so - thats no way to act on github, open forum for pretty much every web developer out there. Not making a good name for yourself
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by antigirl 9y ago
Contract rates for Javascript developers in North West are £300-400, London contract rates are £400+ I've got a BSc and MSc and have been working as a Frontend/JS dev for the past decade. HOWEVER that is negligible, theres a lot o

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