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Speak Friend and Enter(durin.netlify.app)
1 points by codecurve 6y ago|0 comments
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How Not to Ask for a Job(twitter.com)
4 points by codecurve 6y ago|0 comments
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Deno: Use JavaScript Instead of TypeScript for Internal Deno Code(docs.google.com)
6 points by codecurve 6y ago|0 comments
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Why the developers who use Rust love it so much(stackoverflow.blog)
2 points by codecurve 6y ago|0 comments
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by codecurve 6y ago
We set off building a new product using this approach a few years ago and wrote about our motivations here: https://medium.com/hackernoon/exploring-single-tenant-archit... I can't remember all of the reasons that
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On-Demand Golang Binaries(cto.ai)
3 points by codecurve 7y ago|0 comments
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Snowpack: Build a web application without a bundler(snowpack.dev)
391 points by codecurve 7y ago|232 comments
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by codecurve 7y ago
Kumu | Remote | https://kumu.io Kumu is a web-based data viz platform that helps people understand complex relationships, mostly through network, systems, and stakeholder maps. We’ve spent years refining Kumu’s visualization pla
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Binary Arithmetic in the TypeScript Type System(blog.joshuakgoldberg.com)
1 points by codecurve 7y ago|0 comments
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by codecurve 7y ago
And 997 of those are development tooling dependencies that are not included in the application that you eventually deploy. Don't get me wrong, I would rather there were fewer development dependencies too, but they are tooling abstracti
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by codecurve 7y ago
Kumu.io | Full stack developer | REMOTE | Full time | https://kumu.io Kumu is a web-based data viz platform that helps people understand complex relationships, mostly through network, systems, and stakeholder maps. We’ve spent y
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by codecurve 8y ago
I love the idea of Parcel but I've struggled with a number of non-obvious problems when using it on hobby projects. ° Sourcemaps not working (wrong files / no source translation) ° Randomly losing exports (a module with multiple e
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by codecurve 8y ago
There are actually a lot of great materials available on Systems Thinking, here are a few of our favourites: Articles: - Introduction to Systems Thinking ( https://thesystemsthinker.com/introduction-to-systems-thinki... ) - T
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by codecurve 9y ago
I did last year's Advent of Code[1] using a different programming language for each day of the month. Repl.It was easily the best tool out there for quickly prototyping solutions and testing them out for the languages that I don't
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How we retreat as a remote team(blog.kumu.io)
2 points by codecurve 9y ago|0 comments
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by codecurve 9y ago
Because a framework can't bring new language primitives, such as types?
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by codecurve 9y ago
Slack for the noisy chat. GitHub issues for taggable discussions. Zoom.us for calls and beer hangouts. Google Docs for collaborative writing. Screenhero for pairing/reviewing together.
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by codecurve 9y ago
Sure, no arguments there. It does save time in JavaScript and a large part of that is because the language has been designed around mutability. Part of that trade-off is that JavaScript can't make the same guarantees about what happens
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by codecurve 9y ago
Few points on immutability and Clojure. The abstraction that hides mutable data structures is transient[1], not vars, refs, agents and atoms. Those abstractions are all to do with mutable references, not mutable data. They're there to
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Hole in Museum Floor Uncovers Tomb of Five Archbishops(nationalpost.com)
4 points by codecurve 9y ago|0 comments
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by codecurve 10y ago
Because both are opinionated ways to get a React project going without having to configure any tooling yourself. Next.js also focuses on client side JavaScript, but happens to render at the server first, so that there's something there
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by codecurve 10y ago
We had a tough time with Terraform on AWS. The syntax is undeniably better than Cloudformation and having the concept of modularity built in is a big win. However, when things went wrong we ended up with cryptic error messages and often whe
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by codecurve 10y ago
Wonder what the language would now look like if we had some dedicated syntax for Object.create instead of hiding the underlying prototype mechanism under the familiar class syntax. typeof (class {}) === "function" This is
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by codecurve 10y ago
Simple != easy. Wordpress and co are easy, but they're fundamentally much more complex than static sites. Jekyll is quite simple, but it can be hard to use in comparison.
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Electronic Engineer to Be Deported 3 Months Before Before Graduation(change.org)
2 points by codecurve 10y ago|0 comments
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Electronic Engineer to Be Deported Before Graduation(bbc.co.uk)
3 points by codecurve 10y ago|0 comments
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Spotify Is Hiring a President of Playlists(spotify.com)
4 points by codecurve 10y ago|1 comments
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by codecurve 10y ago
Already had some time on the front page on HN today, but I just released https://zaphod.surge.sh/ which uses it.
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by codecurve 10y ago
Totally hear what you're saying and I think JS would be better off without `this` in the first place. Clojure's threading macros are another great solution to the chaining problem. That said, `this` is here to stay and to me, func
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by codecurve 10y ago
Ah, lodash and lodash/fp are slightly different packages. https://github.com/lodash/lodash/wiki/FP-Guide

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