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Server-First Apps Are a Good Idea(ponyfoo.com)
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Book: “JavaScript Application Design: A Build First Approach”(manning.com)
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Iterative Prototyping for the Web(blog.stompflow.com)
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by bevacqua 12y ago
Ah yes, this story is legendary. I discuss it in my JavaScript Application Design book[1]. Chaos-monkey server-ball-wrecking sounds like a reasonable way to mitigate this kind of issues (and sane development/deployment processes, obvio
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by bevacqua 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote only (GMT -3) Self-taught, currently focused on Node.js and all things JavaScript. Front-end specialist. I enjoy developing code in small modules. I'm quite outspoken, I maintain a blog[3], gave talks at a number
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by bevacqua 12y ago
Hey guys, OP here. I just finished the year plus journey of writing a book, and I'm thrilled that I'll be soon finally holding it in my own hands. I wanted to share here a bit of what it is about. "JavaScript Application Desi
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Show HN: “JavaScript Application Design: A Build First Approach”(manning.com)
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by bevacqua 12y ago
Hey guys, OP here. I just finished the year plus journey of writing a book, and I'm thrilled that I'll be soon finally holding it in my own hands. I wanted to share here a bit of what it is about. "JavaScript Application Desi
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I Wrote a Book: “JavaScript Application Design: A Build First Approach”(manning.com)
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State of io.js(medium.com)
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Show HN: Tag editor input UI component(github.com)
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Cross-tab Communication with JavaScript(ponyfoo.com)
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by bevacqua 12y ago
More over-engineered than http://ponyfoo.com ? https://github.com/ponyfoo/ponyfoo has over 2k commits
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Insignia: Customizable tag input. Progressive. No non-sense(github.com)
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Hackerpub lets you submit news to HN using a CLI(github.com)
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Cross-tab Communication with JavaScript(ponyfoo.com)
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by bevacqua 12y ago
Also I'm not entirely sure if this goes against some kind of Code of Conduct. My use case would be so that whenever I publish an article for my blog I can elect to publish it here automatically rather than doing it by hand. I hate doin
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Use hackerpub to publish news to HN(github.com)
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Ruta 3: Tiny JavaScript Router(github.com)
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Rome: Customizable date (and time) picker. No jQuery(github.com)
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Job listings for front-end developers(github.com)
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Dominus: Lean DOM Manipulation at 4k(github.com)
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Rome: Customizable date (and time) picker. Opt-in UI, no jQuery(github.com)
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by bevacqua 12y ago
That's what butt does! `but` doesn't do this because to be honest it's quite rare that you'll need it. and it's also butt-ugly to do that.
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by bevacqua 12y ago
That's one, the other is that many of those functional methods tend to mess with functions that take more than one argument when you want to use the first one, e.g parseInt.
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by bevacqua 12y ago
There's also `butt` if you have more complicated needs. Feel free to use it. https://github.com/bevacqua/butt
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But – A way to pass along a callback with just a single argument(github.com)
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Generate passwords with correcthorse(github.com)
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Hget: Render websites in plain text or Markdown from your terminal(github.com)
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by bevacqua 12y ago
`hget` is pretty awesome in that regard, being able to quickly convert an entire page into Markdown using a simple CLI is very powerful. Glad it's useful!

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