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ggurgone
10y ago
ha! Indeed I thought the same at first but then got excited anyway when I understood what it does.
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ggurgone
10y ago
Agreed! In the meantime I think that this lib is very nice. Fine tuning performance is an art and requires knowledge and time.
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Why-did-you-update – Warnings about unnecessary React updates
(github.com)
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ggurgone
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You may want to hide your personal e-mail on GitHub
(giuseppegurgone.com)
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ggurgone
10y ago
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ggurgone
10y ago
+1 you can run things in real browsers. fwiw Travis CI supports it.
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ggurgone
10y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lA8mo8oQ9J0
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ggurgone
10y ago
Mentoring doesn't mean do the work for them, so first thing you may want to do is provide the new hire with the minimum knowledge to setup a local dev environment and navigate the codebase. For a new hire I also made one slide with a d
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JsPerf is back online
(jsperf.com)
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ggurgone
10y ago
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ggurgone
10y ago
Most of them are fixed in https://github.com/suitcss/components-grid
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ggurgone
10y ago
There is a suit component for making flexible layouts in legacy browsers https://github.com/suitcss/components-arrange It is not as feature-rich as flexbox is but it works great - I built a similar one when I used to w
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Free Book: Build your first real world React.js application
(academy.plot.ly)
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ggurgone
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Google Closure Compiler in JavaScript
(developers.googleblog.com)
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ggurgone
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ggurgone
10y ago
regexps are error prone better use ASTs see Facebook's jscodeshift
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ggurgone
10y ago
definitely also tests, deployment and generic tools
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Facebook Hackathon projects presentations
(facebook.com)
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ggurgone
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Ask HN: How do you invest a spare $50k?
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ggurgone
10y ago
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Italy considers regulating messaging apps and make them pay for network usage
(telecompaper.com)
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Show HN: A unit tested CSS component
(github.com)
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ggurgone
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Flexible Sheet Camera Concept
(youtube.com)
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ggurgone
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Facebook's alternative to Periscope
(facebook.com)
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ggurgone
11y ago
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Show HN: New Twitter Conversations UI Improvements
(twitter.com)
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ggurgone
11y ago
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React: convincing the Boss
(quora.com)
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ggurgone
11y ago
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ggurgone
11y ago
No doubt about it. The question was about avoiding the if/else within the for loop body. In js the for could be replaced with an array of 100 elems and a forEach: Array.apply(null, { length: 100 }).forEach(function (_, i) { })
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ggurgone
11y ago
sure, what other conditional are you talking about? the for condition?
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ggurgone
11y ago
indeed :) it should be: words[c] || i I focused on the bitwise thing and I overlooked that part
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ggurgone
11y ago
A girl on irc once asked if there is a way to solve FizzBuzz with just one comparison. Yours is indeed one and it is pretty clever :) Here is another one https://gist.github.com/giuseppeg/5939177
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ggurgone
11y ago
Forget about Bootstrap and jQuery, learn vanilla js. Reading Eloquent JavaScript is a good starting point. Once you are done with that, build something and join #javascript @ FreenodeIRC and ask for help when you get stuck on something. Th
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(Incomplete) List of Mistakes in the Design of CSS
(wiki.csswg.org)
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ggurgone
11y ago
my roommate and I noticed that every time an user starts a session and picks a date this won't be available until the next day (midnight) even if they don't complete the procedure. This is a silly way to prevent collisions I thi
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ggurgone
11y ago
I would pay for the 2nd option, I just mentioned the 1st because it popped in my mind but I agree with you there. Personally I hate ads or having my data sold to 3rd parties. Paying for an improvement in the speed is fair instead, it is a
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