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JavaScript Quality Guide(github.com)
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Pony Foo Weekly(ponyfoo.com)
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Insignia: Progressive, Customizable tag input(github.com)
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Progressive and customizable autocomplete component(github.com)
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ES6 Overview in 350 Bullet Points(github.com)
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Twitter for GitHub(github.com)
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by bevacqua 11y ago
I posted a fix here: https://ponyfoo.com/articles/github-for-human-beings
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Show HN: JavaScript Application Design, a Build-First Approach(ponyfoo.com)
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Pony Foo Weekly(ponyfoo.com)
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Show HN: Pony Foo Weekly(ponyfoo.com)
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Show HN: Pony Foo Weekly(ponyfoo.com)
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Campaign: Extensible email sending for Node.js(github.com)
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Proposal for .flatten and .flatMap in JavaScript(ponyfoo.com)
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A Complete Overview of ES6(ponyfoo.com)
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NodeConf Argentina Spring 2016(twitter.com)
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An Overview of ES6(ponyfoo.com)
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NodeConf Argentina Spring 2016(twitter.com)
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Server-First Apps(ponyfoo.com)
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Stop Breaking the Web (2014)(ponyfoo.com)
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by bevacqua 11y ago
> I'd think the library would have to be doing some strange things to not work if placed in the head, though. Not really. All it does is `var body = document.body` in an IIFE. In <head>, that yields undefined.
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by bevacqua 11y ago
Embedding scripts in <head> is an established worst practice. It blocks rendering for no good reason. Sum that with the fact that dragula is a drag&drop library and as such you don't need it in the slightest to display your c
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by bevacqua 11y ago
Because of updates and convenience. You could always use bower or the CDN alternatively. But since npm is the way I use most of the stuff I develop, that's what I recommend. You don't have to use node to use npm, but as a package
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by bevacqua 11y ago
https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/dragula/3.6.3/dragula...
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Julian Assange accuses UK minister of insulting UN after detention finding(theguardian.com)
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Dragula: Drag and drop so simple it hurts(github.com)
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Understanding JavaScript's async await(ponyfoo.com)
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ES2016 Features and ECMAScript as a Living Standard(ponyfoo.com)
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by bevacqua 11y ago
Here's an alternative I wrote a long time ago: https://github.com/bevacqua/hint - Stylus or plain CSS - Comes with a bit of JavaScript - Auto-docks to browser window edges - Multi-line if hint is too long
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by bevacqua 11y ago
REMOTE front-end specialist. Front-end specialist with 6+ years of experience, currently focused on all things JavaScript and a full-stack Node.js developer. I enjoy writing code in small modules. I love working with ES6, architecting Angul
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by bevacqua 11y ago
SEEKING WORK. Remote front-end specialist. Front-end specialist with 6+ years of experience, currently focused on all things JavaScript and a full-stack Node.js developer. I enjoy writing code in small modules. I love working with ES6, arch

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