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TransitionGroup also annoys me to death. If you have any thoughts on animation please chime in here: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/reactjs/2-RhZTHxNdc But yeah, I agree -- development is massively
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So psyched. The speed in which the editor used to function drove me totally crazy and I was hoping that GitHub would find a solution. And I'm doubly psyched that they chose such an awesome technology! Great work. edit: Just install
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12y ago
THIS right here is the dream interviewing scenario and in my opinion the singularly best way to test a candidates competence, aptitude and personality. Solving problems together exercises all of these key things in harmony.
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Yeah, this actually did seem to lead to some confusion, which was the first bad sign. Google Docs obviously doesn't know how to format code, and the indentation was getting messy during the typing process leading me to have to break,
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12y ago
Your comment is unfortunate but true. Hopefully one day someone will think up a better way to do things.
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After the second interview I had an entire email written out that I was going to send to their lead, but honestly, given that the app that they asked me to develop prior to the interview was well done, detailed, commented and modern, comple
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12y ago
I most definitely do not want to work at amazon :) This is a contract position till I find something that is right.
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Exactly my thinking as well. Dig in, look around, its obvious what I can do, and what I'm capable of learning. Ask me to code a sample app and comment every function with detailed explanations of my thought process. Add me as a collabo
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I'm absolutely one of these people who melt down. Give me a task and leave the room and I'm on it, but while being watched I loose all ability to think, which I think has a lot to do with the fact that I never went to college and
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Already have learned SO much more than anywhere else over the course of a single day.
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JSConf2014 - David Nolen: Immutability: Putting The Dream Machine To Work
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I'm seriously excited to get started on this. So many courses start with such extreme density, but this one appears to have done it right.
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Examples would be lovely
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#1 is a great question that I've been curious about as well, particularly for larger UI's
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Wow! That dissertation is so interesting.
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yup.
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Quite pleased to see mushrooms down there at the very, very bottom.
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Just to clarify, by "evil" I mean, literally, that it makes you do evil things. I'm not talking about overall cost to society.
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It's a benefit vs risk scenereo. But the verdict is still out.
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This is still very (very) much in dispute. You will find serious scientific evidence on both sides arguing for and against, but since three beers floors me the next day and completely destroys my ability to think clearly, where MDMA refresh
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12y ago
In sum, it must makes you feel more of what is good and most pronounced from within. For deep psychotherapy you may need a guide, but to simply explore it you don't. That said, you do want some friends (and a record player) around
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I'm trying to find a reference (it's out there, I promise) I learned recently that sassafras is no longer the primary precursor, and MDMA produced using it is actually somewhat rare these days.
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And thank God for that. Cocaine is the most evil drug I can think of and MDMA is one of the most holy. You don't pump cartel hitmen full of MDMA and tell them to kill men, women and children, but cocaine on the other hand is just the
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Amazing, thanks for sharing. I wasn't aware of this fact. Discovering MDMA a few years ago has had nothing but positive effects for just about everyone I know and knowing that he was using his expertise in order to help facilitate th
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Skimming through it has been great. It's quite well-written and you'll get a lot of the concepts that the lang introduces even if the extent of your programming education is JS. Give it a try :)
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This definitely appears to be the most in-depth and fleshed out Node framework yet. Fantastic docs, too! Awesome work.
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Hmmm... I'm sure most people are like me and have their own scaffold set up, and don't rebuild everything from scratch. For every project that I write, I do... 1. git clone https://github.com/WINTR/grunt-fron
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Yup ;)
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If you've ever worked in other languages that have an "import" function, you'll understand. Having to manually manage script tags, order of operations, rapidly growing 2000 loc script.js files, etc, can only lead you as
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12y ago
What problems are you having exactly? Sourcemaps work great over here.
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