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by hex13 11y ago
Asset management (for example graphic files). I'm frontend dev and I often work on images/designs/psd's made by designers and I find it cumbersome to manually find image each time I need and to download manually to my pr
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by hex13 11y ago
maybe Atom?
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by hex13 11y ago
Other thing I don't know if can agree is that program's author has complete theory about his program. I think that is oversimplification. I think that often program authors don't know what they are doing. Quite often somebody
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by hex13 11y ago
It's good essay, but there are some theses which I don't know if I can agree with them. He claims that theory cannot be expressed. "(...)the knowledge held by someone who has the theory could not, in principle, be expressed
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by hex13 11y ago
I don't know what happens in Google, Facebook etc. but one thing I know - there are not mainstream companies. They are just big and successful. Mainstream companies are rather all these small and medium IT firms that make Wordpress bas
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by hex13 11y ago
nothing changes. I read some time ago Dijkstra article from 1972(!) called "The Humble Programmer" and what he wrote describes perfectly programming in 2015 as well (maybe he had Time Machine? Who knows...).
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by hex13 11y ago
probably because JS logo has also similar colors: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/voodootikigod/logo.js/mast...
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by hex13 11y ago
nonetheless I think this tool could be awesome for presentational purposes (but not as awesome when comes to project analysis).
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by hex13 11y ago
Used it. But although overall idea is good (I'm a fan of code visualization, source code mining etc.) I had problems to really get anything useful from Gource. Animations looked beautiful but had I really understood better project whic
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by hex13 11y ago
autocompletion is buggy: I wrote: var fs = require('fs'); then pressed enter. Result: var fs = require('fs');fs (fs in the end). And autocompletion is too agressive. I declared variable `b`` then in new line I entered: `
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Is the future of JavaScript ECMAScript 4? (2007)(infoq.com)
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by hex13 11y ago
You can do something that - it's interesting to you, something you will be passionate about. Something that is fun to program. or - something that will help you learn new things, that will help you grow as a programmer or - something t
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by hex13 11y ago
"In interviews I was not able show my true skills" Do you have sideproject? This makes a lot easier to show you true skills if you can show to recruiter what you have done, talk about it etc. Besides, to pass well a programming in
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by hex13 11y ago
The irony is that React is controversial because of mixing HTML and JS but in Angular you also are encouraged to mix JavaScript and JavaScript-like expressions with HTML (e.g. in ng-click or when setting ng-class conditionally). And you mus
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by hex13 11y ago
Angular - Hello World is super easy but as you go deeper in Angular you become overhelmed by its complexity (mostly accidental) and limited by it. You will constantly think "how do I do this in Angular way" and after searching Sta
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by hex13 11y ago
"Angular will give you (...) likely faster dev cycles." Faster dev cycles than React? Why do you think so? Maintaining/developing every application can be pain in the ass because of its complexity. Speed of development cycles
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by hex13 11y ago
"We are going to migrate our vanilla js application to either React or Angular world" Does "to migrate" mean "gradually refactor and gradually pack code in React/Angular components". Or does it mean "
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by hex13 11y ago
The tricky part in building carousel was always CSS part, not JavaScript part. If we removed HTML code from your JSX, you would have ~15 lines of JavaScript. It's simple, right? But it was always simple. I've built carousels in jQ
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by hex13 11y ago
Simplicity :) I've just started learning Redux, so this may be not accurate - but when I was reading documentation I had impression that Redux was rather a set of design patterns/paradigms (message passing, reducers, immutability
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by hex13 11y ago
rotation by only 90 degrees left/right is cumbersome for me... :/ I feel like I'm steering some weird stupid robot instead of dungeon warrior. but I like overall feel and GUI, the way you give hints to user about keyshortcuts
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by hex13 11y ago
I'll do :) As soon as my editor is advanced enough to show.
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by hex13 11y ago
Yes, I know about Esprima. But I think it would be perfect library to create some more high level tool. Pure Esprima is pretty low-level (and JavaScript ASTs are pretty complex to traverse). Angular 1.* for me was just an experiment full of
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by hex13 11y ago
> or I pull up reused fonts and colours into re-used classes (or less > variables) and just edit that one spot. good editor could pull up reused fonts and colours automatically (detecting if they the same in various nodes). > I ei
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by hex13 11y ago
Thanks. I'll take a look on that.
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by hex13 11y ago
Yes, I heard about Madge, but isn't it for CommonJS and AMD only?
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by hex13 11y ago
I think that WebStorm is decent JavaScript IDE but if we 're talking about editing HTML/CSS/Sass, WebStorm is not any better than plethora of other text editors. IMO basic problem lies in fact that we're still trying t
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by hex13 11y ago
Maybe... but maybe it will be like that: https://xkcd.com/927/
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by hex13 11y ago
We talk about "modern JavaScript tooling" but year after year, the list essentially stays the same. Maybe few new players have appeared (Gulp, WebPack, Babeljs) but they do exactly the same thing that the tools we had before (e.g.
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by hex13 11y ago
> lot of people who can only do CSS I appreciate people "who can only do CSS". CSS is underrated skill but experienced CSS developer has to know about: - every browser quirk possible. - various standard hacks to workaround thes
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by hex13 11y ago
I would ask someone to review it. And I would paste link to my Github into e-mail/facebook message/post on forum/job resumee etc. Just like that.

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