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JavaScript game
(javascript-game.firebaseapp.com)
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https://icanhazdadjoke.com Probably not the best example of a "tool", but it does have an API and a Slack integration. Probably one of the more favorite things I've published.
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Python for JavaScript Developers
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Given how much of a novice I still am in the subject, might want to take my suggestions with a grain of salt compared to others. I have always really enjoyed just reading the source code for programming languages. As I learn more and more,
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Show HN: Python Requests wrapper to honor service rate limits
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Yeah, sometimes products like these try not to market themselves as recruiters or agencies. When really they usually fill a similar role for companies, providing them with candidates for open positions. Some offer slightly different value t
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Disclaimer: I am a software engineer at Underdog.io. There are a lot of platforms nowadays that help to remove the "middleman" of external recruiters. Underdog.io, Hired, Vettery, InterviewJet, and others. These platforms typicall
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Sadlock bug
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I have always wanted this! Every now and then I get the thought that maybe I'll try to hack Lua into a browser just for fun, then I start trying to read the source and it is just 0_o to me.
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If anyone was curious about other alternatives, we use r-dom at work. I am personally happy with it as an alternative to JSX. https://www.npmjs.com/package/r-dom
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How to Fix the Go Package Management Problem
(engineeredweb.com)
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11y ago
Hey, I am Brett, Senior Software Engineer at Underdog.io. Happy to answer any questions anyone might have about this open position. - Brett
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Managing Go dependencies with git-subtree
(brett.is)
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I am Brett a Senior Software Engineer at Underdog.io. More than happy to answer any questions anyone might have about our current stack, technical challenges, or anything else anyone might be curious about. GitHub: https://github
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For anyone interested, here is a great article on git-subtree and where I learned about it from: https://developer.atlassian.com/blog/2015/05/the-power-of-gi...
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Most of it is a personal preference. I'd rather pull the full repo of my dependencies in rather than "deal" with submodules. Submodules add some extra necessary workflow steps that others contributing to your repo might not b
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Show HN: Git-vendor, manage dependencies with git-subtree
(github.com)
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Responsive Upscaling: 11 Ideas for Large-Screen E-Commerce Design
(baymard.com)
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Design for developers
(twolfson.com)
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Previous discussion from about 5 months ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9838040 It has reached version 1.0 since the last discussion.
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Postico – A Modern PostgreSQL Client for OS X
(eggerapps.at)
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Introducing Solid: BuzzFeed's CSS Style Guide
(medium.com)
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Underdog.io on acquiring Sourcing.io
(medium.com)
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Crowdsourced parental leave dataset
(github.com)
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It doesn't appear that App::RecordStream knows how to deal with a stream of JSON objects. You can split on a delimiter (newline), but you'll have to either write some regular expression or some perl code in order to transform each
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Yeah, very limited in what it can do. There are a bunch of tools similar to it which have a lot more features built in, but what I really wanted was something I could use easily with traditional UNIX tools like sed/awk/sort/u
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Jsonstream – cli tool to transform streams of JSON
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80x40 is a project by https://github.com/mattbierner to have a collaborative ASCII art canvas board in git, where all pull requests are auto-merged. I decided to write a script to generate a gif from the git history. https
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80x40 Animated
(gist.github.com)
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https://gist.github.com/brettlangdon/4e9f58dabfbfcb263dc2
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