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by insin 11y ago
Having the ability to not just collapse threads, but to auto-collapse threads which don't contain any new comments would make it (user scripters: "and does make it") easier^H^H^H^H^H^Hpossible to find new comments on repeat v
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by insin 11y ago
Context (pun not avoidable): https://twitter.com/ryanflorence/status/643831687013515264
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by insin 11y ago
I stopped using RSS altogether when Google killed Reader.
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by insin 11y ago
There seems to be an issue with its lowercase "g" (Sublime Text 3 on Windows 7): http://i.imgur.com/CWCcR60.png
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by insin 11y ago
This blog about rewriting a game originally written in ClojureScript in Elm has some comparisons/impressions: https://yobriefca.se/blog/2015/07/29/zombie-dice-score-card-...
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by insin 11y ago
Or you could use CSS modules: https://github.com/css-modules/css-modules
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Let's Play Our Games - Gamedev Retrospectives by the Oliver Twins(youtube.com)
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by insin 11y ago
> Makes it more and more tempting to just go straigth to the source and simply use Elm. Redux was inspired by Elm's update concept, not React. I was on that train of thought too after using Redux had the side effect of giving me a c
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Handcrafting an Isomorphic Redux Application (With Love)(medium.com)
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by insin 11y ago
> a reply 2 or 3 or 4 levels in will be read by almost no one Partly because there's no OOTB way to follow up on a thread, especially if it's not one you're participating in. I had to write a user script [1] to highlight
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The monolithic front end in the microservices architecture(blog.xebia.com)
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by insin 11y ago
> We keep things like Adblock Plus at arm's length for plausible deniability - but everyone I know uses it. I wish this had been included in the main body of this post, with some metrics; everyone you know uses it because it makes t
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by insin 11y ago
Showing/hiding the button or changing its state for the current tab seems so comparatively painful to do with a Firefox addon (versus Chrome's declarativeContent API) that the fork is no better than using the bookmarklet which doe
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by insin 11y ago
Just tried this out of curiosity and you're right: https://github.com/insin/show-me-the-react npm install -g jpm git clone git@github.com:insin/show-me-the-react.git cd show-me-the-react jpm run
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by insin 11y ago
They do, but only when the number you're entering is recognised as one of the expected formats. If you type 1234, you'll see the space being added, but it's then stripped again with the next digit you input. If you hold down
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by insin 11y ago
It's pre-rendered on the server with React: <div class="site-wrapper" data-reactid=".20hl256vta8" data-react-checksum="-1018283815"> http://facebook.github.io/rea
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Satoru Iwata: the role of a programmer (1994)(shmuplations.com)
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by insin 11y ago
> Aside: Do JS linters actually enforce a no-semicolon policy in real projects? Yes, they do. See https://github.com/feross/standard/ as a preconfigured example. > (on the advice of "JavaScript: The Goo
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Vmd – preview Markdown files as they will appear on GitHub(github.com)
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React-motion – a spring that solves your animation problems(npmjs.com)
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James Shore (of Let’s Code: Test-Driven JavaScript) has Testability as part of the criteria for his An Unconventional Review of... series of posts. An Unconventional Review of Angular JS: http://www.letscodejavascript.com/v3
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by insin 11y ago
The idea of it did, but the experience of it didn't (IME).
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by insin 11y ago
Yes, this appears to be the normal reaction to JSX (it took me 3 months to actually try React just because of the idea of it - more fool me). My advice is to try it at least to the point where you've created a couple of components an
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SurviveJS – Webpack and React(survivejs.com)
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by insin 11y ago
The SurviveJS book is a good reference for this: http://survivejs.com/webpack_react/
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Angular Is Easy. React Is Hard(medium.com)
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Lee Byron – Exploring GraphQL at React-Europe 2015(youtube.com)
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React-heatpack: quick React development with webpack hot reloading(github.com)
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by insin 11y ago
This has been added to the end of the post: > Did you set shouldComponentUpdate to false? Yeah that would definitely improve matters here, unless I need to update something like a “last updated” message on a per-photo basis. It seems to
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by insin 11y ago
I'm looking forward to the context change the most too, it makes the feature work the way I've intuitively thought it would/should work when trying to design for it in the past. It's going to be a boon for libraries whic

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