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by dceddia 9y ago
Also, WordPress is dumping React - https://ma.tt/2017/09/on-react-and-wordpress/ But I agree, I do not think everyone is jumping ship to Vue (or whatever) over the license.
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by dceddia 9y ago
> Get SkiFree here (39409-byte ZIP containing one 118784-byte Windows 32-bit EXE). Remember when every download link on the web told you exactly how big it was?
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by dceddia 9y ago
The FAA certification has a lot to do with it. Little parts you'd think would be cheap (say, a lightbulb) end up costing a ton of money because they have to go through a rigorous testing and certification process. Here are some LED lan
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by dceddia 9y ago
Yep. Most of the theaters near me have gone to this model. I say "model" because it's not just the cushy electric reclining seats: it is also reserved seats. When you buy your ticket, you have to choose a seat, just like a
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by dceddia 9y ago
This assumption/worldview is interesting. I recognize myself thinking this way too, but on the face of it, it's a bit weird: if a project does not see continuous updates then we consider it to be outdated and worthless. This def
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by dceddia 9y ago
He certainly could be, if he keeps living on $25k/year. See [0] and run some calculations at [1]. 0: http://www.mrmoneymustache.com/2012/01/13/the-shockingly-sim... 1: https://networthify.com&
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by dceddia 9y ago
VanillaJS, jQuery, and Ember will be very far from VB in terms of simplicity. There really is nothing quite like VB for web development right now. It's strange/interesting that such a thing hasn't been created yet (or hasn&#x
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React Armory – The simplest way to learn React(reactarmory.com)
14 points by dceddia 9y ago|3 comments
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by dceddia 9y ago
Building your own things is absolutely valuable. But for the people who are stuck thinking "I don't know what to build" or are overwhelmed by having to design the app and the features and the UX and simultaneously learn a new
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by dceddia 9y ago
Yeah, to be clear, I'm not suggesting that anyone copy other apps and pass them off as their own, or even include them in their portfolio. This isn't copywork in the sense of "I don't know how to design so I'll copy
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by dceddia 9y ago
It applies to basically everything, yes :) Since my blog is focused on React I talked about how to apply it to React. I debated calling it "Learn UI Development with Copywork" or something broader like that, but I think people hav
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by dceddia 9y ago
Ooh! I wonder if this silences the "Do you want to restart now, or like an hour from now?" dialog...
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by dceddia 9y ago
Lots of magical things are still hidden behind modifier keys. Option-click the wifi icon: special diagnostics info Option-click the bluetooth icon: diagnostics info Shift-Option-click the bluetooth icon: debug menu Hold option while resizin
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by dceddia 9y ago
This is very good advice. And learn the basics of JS before you learn ES6. ES6 is mostly just shorter ways of writing things you already could with ES5.
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Learning React? Start small(daveceddia.com)
47 points by dceddia 9y ago|12 comments
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by dceddia 9y ago
But they do (in some cases anyway) own the liquor licenses.
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by dceddia 9y ago
I'm seeing this where I live too, near Boston. Many of my Amazon deliveries have been coming in white Amazon vans for a little while now. I still get things from UPS occasionally but it's increasingly those white Amazon vans.
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by dceddia 9y ago
We got a few Wegmans in Massachusetts, same thing. It's crazy on weekends.
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by dceddia 9y ago
As far as lines go, one of the things I love about Whole Foods is that they always seem to have enough capacity at the registers so that there's one with no line. Worst case, one person in front of me. And the average cart is small t
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by dceddia 9y ago
I get your point, but sometimes those cheap sunglasses have poor UV protection which could end up being WORSE for your eyes than no sunglasses, since your eyes dilate when it gets darker, letting in more UV. But yeah, after that, probably n
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by dceddia 9y ago
> In 2014, Konami workers who liked a Facebook post by an ex-Kon saying he started working for a different company were shuffled to different positions. I know it's generally a bad idea to badmouth employers, past or present, on Fac
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Create React App with Express in Production(daveceddia.com)
2 points by dceddia 9y ago|0 comments
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by dceddia 9y ago
What do you do now?
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by dceddia 9y ago
I recognize myself in his comments as well, and I thought the exact same thing when he said the burnouts are back. Just like the status log from a zombie movie... "Day 24: subjects seem to be exhibiting odd behaviors. getting bitey. no
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by dceddia 9y ago
I agree with you, and I don't necessarily agree with the parent, but I understand where they're coming from because I felt that way in the past. "Marketing is evil" worldview aside, the idea that manipulating human behav
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by dceddia 9y ago
Sorry about that, and sorry for the delay - it should be available for preview, for real now :) I had hit "Save" but I didn't hit "Publish". Oops.
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by dceddia 9y ago
Seconded. Syntorial is an awesome way to learn to program synthesizer sounds. It plays a sound, then you replicate it with the synth controls. It starts easy and gradually ramps up the difficulty, adding more knobs to twiddle, explaining th
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by dceddia 9y ago
Oh snap! How have I never known about this? Works just like holding Alt while resizing objects in Sketch or Photoshop. Very handy.
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by dceddia 9y ago
I didn't know Basecamp was behind WeWorkRemotely.com. That's cool to learn. Evidently, they also sold it off recently: https://github.com/basecamp/handbook/blob/master/product-his...
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by dceddia 10y ago
> interviews just don't cut it, too much potential to lie. That, and, an interview is a handful of hours at most. There's no way to really evaluate a culture in that amount of time, even if nobody is hiding anything. The real

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