dxchester

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by dxchester 6y ago
Here you go! Yeah, I've used a bunch of CM tools over the years, and it always seems like you're learning a DSL of one sort or another, just to have it translate into the bash that you already know.
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Show HN: Aviary.sh – A tiny Bash alternative to Ansible(github.com)
276 points by dxchester 6y ago|208 comments
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A UX approach to video meeting fatigue(team.video)
7 points by dxchester 6y ago|0 comments
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by dxchester 6y ago
We put this library together at https://team.video after struggling with "button explosion" in previous projects, where we ended up with an endless sea of subtly different button implementations. Sometimes the differen
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by dxchester 6y ago
Nice, that is a cool concept. Part of the motivation with tragopan was to see if using native scrolling could be a more natural fit especially on mobile, versus the more common way of using transform/translate. On BigPicture, two bits
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by dxchester 6y ago
We use this library on https://team.video for panning and zooming around in screenshares. It can be really useful if you have situation where a colleague is sharing their hi-res screen, when meanwhile you're on a laptop wit
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Show HN: Tragopan – Minimal, dependency-free pan/zoom JavaScript library(github.com)
69 points by dxchester 6y ago|23 comments
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Ask HN: Does it bother you to see yourself in video calls?
3 points by dxchester 6y ago|2 comments
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by dxchester 6y ago
My son had another event this morning -- this time a treasure hunt over Google Meet. There were 16 wonderful, jubilant kids on the call, but only 9 would show on the screen at any given time, which seemed such a shame. We should really exp
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Beauty and tragedy at a kindergarten Zoom dance party(team.video)
4 points by dxchester 6y ago|1 comments
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Mustache vs Swig Templating Shootout(bits.shutterstock.com)
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by dxchester 13y ago
If you want to host your own, ntf is a good open source option: http://code.shutterstock.com/ntf
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Ntf -- Acceptance testing for web services in Node.js(github.com)
2 points by dxchester 13y ago|0 comments
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New massive tunnel under Manhattan(theverge.com)
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by dxchester 14y ago
If you're building REST APIs with Express and MySQL, check out this project I'm working on called Epilogue: https://github.com/dchester/epilogue With Epilogue, once you define your models (with Sequelize), from there it's easy to get basi
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Show HN: Lil Brother -- Open Source Client-Side Event Tracking w/ Node.js(bits.shutterstock.com)
1 points by dxchester 14y ago|1 comments