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   by darekkay 6y ago

   There is, if you have access to your server logs: https://goaccess.io/
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   by darekkay 6y ago

   There's a Firefox extension [1] to automatically change the language for MSDN (Microsoft) and MDN (Mozilla). I've extracted this functionality into a userscript [2]. [1] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo
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   by darekkay 6y ago

   Site aggregators and RSS don't contradict each other. In fact, I'm reading this very post through my HN RSS feed. RSS is not only great for providing _content_, but also for learning/trivia/facts. That's why I'
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   by darekkay 6y ago

   Here's a huge list of front-end related blogs: https://github.com/impressivewebs/frontend-feeds
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   by darekkay 6y ago

   Here's a custom theme I've been using for years: https://github.com/darekkay/config-files/blob/master/userscr... And please, don't _force_ the theme by using prefer-color-scheme. Use it as
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   by darekkay 6y ago

   I've made some good progress on my Dashboard project [1] during the quarantine. Currently I'm (re-)writing the tests from enzyme to react-testing-library. I've also decided to redesign my Bookmarks app [2] recently - it'
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   by darekkay 6y ago

   I've just learned about this extension today from a Twitch stream. First I thought: "Nice, another great IntelliJ IDEA feature got ported to VSCode" (I think the syntax is exactly the same). But seeing the VSCode extension wa
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   by darekkay 6y ago

   This. But I always emphasize the reasoning for doing so. I usually don't care about the git _log_, but I'm using git _blame_ very often. I want to know why exactly someone changed a piece of code, and "oh, typo" or &quot
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   by darekkay 6y ago

   This is also perfect for a Daily Scrum, as you know exactly what you've been doing the day before.
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    by darekkay 6y ago

    How/where is the RSS feed list curated? I couldn't find my blog's RSS feed in there and was curious how to include it.
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    by darekkay 6y ago

    There is a study for that! "Parachute use to prevent death and major trauma when jumping from aircraft: randomized controlled trial". [1] [1] https://www.bmj.com/content/363/bmj.k5094
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    by darekkay 6y ago

    That's correct, but this also applies to "move file" + "git add". Just make sure to commit the "move" and "change" parts separately.
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    by darekkay 6y ago

    Egghead recently made this React Accessibility course free: https://egghead.io/courses/develop-accessible-web-apps-with-...
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    by darekkay 6y ago

    I like seeing all 3 core motivations for taking a11y into account: ethical, legal and business (as recommended by WebAIM[1]). [1] https://webaim.org/articles/training/motivate#types
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    by darekkay 6y ago

    > Want to know the new releases of your favourite GitHub repositories without filling up your inbox? GitHub supports RSS feeds for repository releases. Just add ".atom" to the URL, e.g.: https://github.com/darek
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    by darekkay 6y ago

    I also love the transition between different menu items, especially using the keyboard tab navigation.
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    by darekkay 6y ago

    I've switched to a MBP 2015 as my work laptop about 1 year ago, and it's the only device I have palm issues with. I've never, ever had any issues with other laptops (my previous work laptop was a T460). I guess the bigger-tha
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    by darekkay 6y ago

    Some of my thoughts: - "56% of the 3.4 million form inputs identified were unlabeled." - I would expect _some_ inputs unlabelled, but over half of all inputs on the internet? Crazy. - "On average, home pages had 36 distinct i
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    Annual accessibility analysis of the top 1 million home pages(webaim.org)

    3 points by darekkay 6y ago|1 comments
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    by darekkay 6y ago

    There's a GitHub repository for such stories [1]. I've even contributed one of my stories: "Script crashes before 10 a.m." [2] [1]: https://github.com/danluu/debugging-stories [2]: https:/&#x
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    by darekkay 6y ago

    Thanks! :)
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    by darekkay 6y ago

    417, managing them with my own tool [1]. It's a collection of links with a high probability of (re)visiting, structured in a folder-like pattern. For all articles, online courses, and other actionable items, I use Pocket/Todoist i
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    by darekkay 6y ago

    Related discussion for a different product: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22087612
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    by darekkay 6y ago

    That's the trade-off I would most likely take in the "isPromise" case. But the opening question was a generic one ("What's the difference between a utility file and a package"), so the answer should reflect bot
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    by darekkay 6y ago

    Also: The utility file will never be updated and fix existing issues within the utility itself (unless you look up the package and diff it yourself). It's a trade-off.
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    by darekkay 7y ago

    I've tried replacing "commitment" with "forecast" in my team for the same reason. Even though it's an official recommendation [1], the management didn't like it. [1] https://www.scrum.org/r
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    by darekkay 7y ago

    Userscripts are great. I'm using it mainly for adjusting page styles (similar to Stylish[1]). I'm reading this very HN page in my custom dark mode. But I've also created some behavior-altering or automation scripts, some of t
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    by darekkay 7y ago

    Something similar [1] (but rather for side projects) was posted here on HN a few days ago. [1] https://redsand.io/
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    Christopher Schmitt has passed away(daverupert.com)

    1 points by darekkay 7y ago|0 comments
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    by darekkay 7y ago

    I'm working on a similar project [1], so here's a short feedback: - Closing widgets does not work correctly (add widget 1 and widget 2, close widget 2 => widget 1 closes). - I cannot move some widgets (the last one? or after re