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Very short video about the topic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBkzqLJPkmM
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There are some packages that provide support for flow in atom editor, like: https://atom.io/packages/ide-flow I've been testing atom for front-end development in the last few days and it's pretty good, defini
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Thanks for posting this, I wasn't aware of th SO/SE archives. I really like having backups/archives of important/valuable data, this is super cool!
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I'm referencing this all the time, but that's because it's great: you may want to show coworkers this tutorial: https://github.com/lukehoban/es6features I was intimidated by ES6 in the beginning and knew
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Ha, I just realized I posted the same link twice. This is the link to the tutorial: https://github.com/petehunt/webpack-howto
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> some stuff in there was certainly not meant for public disclosure... Care to say more? I'm not asking about specifics (but won't mind reading about them either), I'm just curious about the type of information. Internal d
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Yeah, it's the easiest approach if you allow only 1 answer. With multiple answers allowed we need 64 bits (using trivial encoding and representing each question/answers with 8 bits) or more, if each answer can be assigned "at
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There is no a single site/book I use, I just search for a topic that I think is interesting. Fore example, lately I've been exploring Promises and asynchronous JS [0][1]. For understanding react & flux, you can watch 3-part se
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Have you seen Webpack ( https://webpack.github.io/ )? It's a very powerful tool, but it's quite simple to start with. I can recommend this tutorial: https://webpack.github.io/
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I like your idea about the hashtag. I don't think that the definitive answers are the best approach (I'd prefer multiple answers), but it'd interesting if we were able to design a "format" that could be used to desc
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I love the idea! The "non-optimal" (location & time based) way of finding the people you spend your time with can be quite frustrating, if you think about it. I'm happy to have a great people around me, but why not meet m
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If you're interested in learning ES6 basics in 20 minutes, this is a great starting point: https://github.com/lukehoban/es6features Check out this repo, if you have a "little more" free time: https:
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They are money laundering/tax shelter vehicles for the uber-rich, especially foreigners Can someone elaborate? I don't know anything about such things and I'm curious how it works.
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I absolutely love SimCity 3000 soundtrack ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qkXOxLpdMds )! It's not only great in a game, but can help with programming/studying/focus.
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Great question, thanks for asking this! Love the responses so far. This doesn't answer the question, but this video gives great perspective on how one can be perceived depending on his body language: https://www.youtube.com&
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Thanks for the link, I haven't heard of microsimulations.
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That was my initial though, in CSS you can reuse classes and other code, right? But in react components can also be reused and/or extended. I would say, that using CSS makes managing big project way more expensive than using React/
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If that's the case, I stand corrected. But the thing is, I still consider Basscss a solution from the "CSS world". React, IMO, takes it to the next level and combines inline styles with JS features (simple example: https:&#x
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This is the first time I saw Basscss, so take all this with a grain of salt. It seems well written, but I would put it in the same/similar category as for example Bootstrap. Basscss seems to be more modular - you can build your own &qu
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This is a great question, I used to think exactly the same until I became enlighten ;). Well OK, to be honest I'm still not entirely happy with how things are modularized, but I see advantages. This is a very good presentation which ex
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One of my initial problems with React & CSS was styling :hover etc. For now, Radium [0][1] solves this problem, but IMO as a community we're still trying to figure out all the best practices and patterns, when it comes to building
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Related article: http://jeremydmiller.com/2014/08/06/react-js-plays-nicely-wi...
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Can you somehow use store to... store the ads? Like use getInitialState() to load the ads and use render() to just display it. I feel that you want to use regular MVC, while in React you should think of one-directional data flow (flux archi
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Yeah, it's incredible. But AFAIK, it's not only cars, agents are everywhere in this game. If I recall correctly, latest SimCity also was focused on agents, but it seems Skylines devs are better ;). Good discussion: https:/&#
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I agree that they have a lot of things to improve, yet I'd argue that Cities: Skylines is the best city simulation so far (disclaimer: I loved SC3000, I hated SC4 and 2013). But maybe I'll change my mind, I'm playing Skylines
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It's tangential to the article, but if you like(d) SimCity, you should definitely check out Cities: Skylines [0][1], it's a really well designed game. Another semi-related thing, I'm curious if/when we'll live in a
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Can you elaborate on the solutions in frontend? Currently I'm working on a project and I want to use React "the right way". While it's not so hard to just integrate React into Django project, it's not so easy to man
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Adding example issue would be a good idea imo. Also, I tried to subscribe, but never get confirmation email.
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I would love to see/experiment with light version of this.
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Thanks for the reply. I would prefer to avoid many disk operations in the first place. Not sure, if it's applies to your problem, but have you thought about using something like Sentry ( https://getsentry.com/ || https
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