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danaw
3y ago
Had the opposite experience. It seems intuitive and a step forward making the API clearer. It also eliminates a bunch of potential footguns at the same time.
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danaw
3y ago
Always gotta be someone like you in the crowd eh? Perhaps, just perhaps it's a good change for a lot of people?
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danaw
3y ago
They already have pumps that play ads :)
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danaw
3y ago
Both of those are coupled to React/JSX unless I'm mistaken. The reason we've chosen DaisyUI (which seems similar to Hyper) is that its framework independent and just uses CSS (no JS) as our team uses Svelte/SvelteKit. In
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danaw
3y ago
I mean, compared to what, Craigslist and eBay?
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danaw
5y ago
Care to expand on this? Component props seem quite straightforward where I stand and Typescript support has improved drastically over the preceding months
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danaw
5y ago
I can't tell if you're just trolling or you're trying to make a point that Bitcoin actually uses no energy which, unless you do some crazy mental gymnastics, is quite a bizarre perspective to hold. And please explain how my q
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danaw
5y ago
Do serious bitcoin supports really believe this nonsense?
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danaw
6y ago
Some thoughts for how I approach structuring React applications. I'd love to hear any feedback/suggestions and hear how everyone else chooses to structure their applications!
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How I Organize React Projects
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6y ago
Very cool concepts and makes me want to check out the project again. That said it sounds like you're basically concluding "don't test components" in your testing section, that can't be the conclusion right? I'm
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danaw
7y ago
Thanks! I do really like the idea of turning my notes/bookmarks into a blog for various reasons. The micro blogs on topics is a cool idea too
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danaw
7y ago
I use OneTab too in the same way. I guess the part that is missing for me is that it is only for links and that the content just disappears and I end up with a huge backlog. It is a cool tool tho!
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danaw
7y ago
Wow, walked away for a few hours and such activity, LOVE IT! Thanks for all the response, now to try everything out ;)
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Ask HN: What do you use to keep track of bookmarks/notes/snippets?
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danaw
7y ago
Tried searching multiple words but just keep getting a popup saying it can’t find any results
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danaw
7y ago
Ok no i
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danaw
7y ago
Looks like a great product, will checkout! Curious, how do you do your change log? Is it automated or do you just update a page/doc?
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danaw
11y ago
Have suggestions or ideas for more examples? Let me know!
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Testing ES6/7 JavaScript example repo
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danaw
11y ago
Google builds marketing site in Angular. World celebrates that "Google dogfoods Angular." All online bickering ceases.
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danaw
11y ago
Also, I didn't do anything drastically different than the official example so feel free to check it out instead: https://github.com/enokd/docker-node-hello/
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11y ago
I'm a beginner at Docker but thought this could be useful to others looking to get started with Docker but are intimidated or unsure where to go. I distilled it down to the bare essentials. Being a beginner I'm sure I missed somet
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Docker and Node Hello World Example
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11y ago
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Ask HN: Who is interested in React.js book?
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11y ago
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11y ago
Checkout the no errors plugin: https://github.com/webpack/docs/wiki/list-of-plugins
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11y ago
Do you really think that someone making minimum wage is able to save 25x their income? Do you think those same people are buying "iPhone 10+++" and "fancy vacations"? That sounds insane. Doing some basic math assuming $8
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danaw
11y ago
There seems to be a common theme of people using some form of task management for home but the systems not being very effective. I've experimented a lot myself and have a few thoughts on the matter that might help someone. The most ess
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danaw
12y ago
Ionic is great, thanks for your work on it! I love the product strategy of releasing OSS and then building a business around it. I hope to do the same some day. Do you see any unique challenges with launching an OSS product?
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danaw
12y ago
Great to hear. Do you have any suggestions on how a freelancer could do more of this work?
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