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Let’s use const Here’s why(ponyfoo.com)
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Let’s use const Here’s why(medium.com)
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Let’s use const Here’s why(ponyfoo.com)
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How Terrible Code Gets Written by Perfectly Sane People(ponyfoo.com)
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How Terrible Code Gets Written by Perfectly Sane People(ponyfoo.com)
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How Terrible Code Gets Written by Perfectly Sane People(ponyfoo.com)
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Thousands of Color-Coded Visualizations in React(ponyfoo.com)
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Introducing Elastic Cloud Enterprise(elastic.co)
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Modular JavaScript Book Series crowdfunding ending soon(indiegogo.com)
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Modular JavaScript Books(indiegogo.com)
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Modular JavaScript: A Pragmatic JavaScript Book Series(indiegogo.com)
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Modular JavaScript Book Series(indiegogo.com)
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Making time for Side Projects: a daily habit(ponyfoo.com)
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Modular JavaScript Book Series(indiegogo.com)
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Modular JavaScript(indiegogo.com)
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Modular JavaScript Book Series on Indiegogo(indiegogo.com)
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Practical ES6 print book giveaway(twitter.com)
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Crowdfunded Modular JavaScript Book Series(indiegogo.com)
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Modular JavaScript Book Series on Indiegogo(indiegogo.com)
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by bevacqua 10y ago
https://mjavascript.com https://ponyfoo.com
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by bevacqua 10y ago
I'm not a company, and besides four comments on HN, there's been over 400 people sharing a single tweet to get access to the HTML version of the book. Considering that I'm giving five books away entirely for free, asking for
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Practical ES6 book is free to read on GitHub(github.com)
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by bevacqua 10y ago
Author here. Good question! I made a book just like that before[1]. The decision to split the books was a conscious one. In writing JavaScript Application Design, I found that very different concepts ended up being tied together for no good
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by bevacqua 10y ago
Author here. You can just read the book on GitHub[1], no tweetwall involved. It isn't as pretty as the HTML version, but it works well enough and alleviates your security concerns. [1]: https://github.com/mjavascript&#x
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by bevacqua 10y ago
Author here. Excellent question! That's because Twitter doesn't offer fine-grained control over what permissions you request. The website that asks for that stuff is open-source[1], though, so you can take a look at what it does (
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Modular JavaScript Book Series(indiegogo.com)
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Show HN: I'm writing the Modular JavaScript book series(mjavascript.com)
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Practical ES6 book free to read on GitHub(github.com)
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Show HN: I'm writing the Modular JavaScript book series(indiegogo.com)
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An Overview of ES6(ponyfoo.com)
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