janpot

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by janpot 8y ago
uhm, browser vendors literally got together and standardized APIs. That doesn't mean there's no bugs or unspecced territory in the current implementations. Obviously these need to be solved. Through more standardization.
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by janpot 8y ago
The day OS vendors come together and standardize their API's, much like browser vendors do, I will build apps with native code.
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by janpot 8y ago
Pure the use of JS vs. CSS is not what makes CSS-in-js more maintainable. It's "scoping styles locally to a component" that makes it more maintainable. As well as having easier interaction between them, like theming or dynami
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by janpot 8y ago
yep, more or less how approach it. 1. build js,css,img assets 2. upload assets to CDN under unique urls (at build time, for any build that may or may not produce a deployable container) 3. build docker container with server that serves dyna
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L.A. Band Threatin Faked a Fanbase to Land a European Tour No One Attended(metalsucks.net)
1 points by janpot 8y ago|0 comments
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by janpot 8y ago
I love JavaScript. A good craftsman never blames his tools.
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by janpot 8y ago
This is supposed to be the request form https://www.quantcast.com/privacy/data-subject-rights/ However, I'm getting: > We are unable to find a Quantcast measurement cookie on your browser and therefore wil
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by janpot 8y ago
I'm not saying his concerns are invalid just because he posts them on slate. I'm not saying his concerns are invalid at all. I would be able to criticize the validity of his concerns if I were able to read them. I have no choice b
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by janpot 8y ago
Just like he has alternatives available for Google products that respect his privacy more. He has alternatives available for slate that respect my privacy more. He simply chooses to dismiss my concerns about privacy by picking slate.
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by janpot 8y ago
This bothers me a little bit > By clicking “Agree,” you consent to Slate’s Terms of Service and Privacy Policy and the use of technologies such as cookies by Slate and our partners to deliver relevant advertising on our site, in emails a
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What adding wheels does to a trebuchet(youtube.com)
2 points by janpot 8y ago|0 comments
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by janpot 8y ago
Here's a bookmarklet to get around that pay"wall" https://bookmarkify.it/9810
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Does Go have a left-pad of its own?(github.com)
2 points by janpot 8y ago|0 comments
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Examining Performance Differences Between Native, Flutter, and React Native(robots.thoughtbot.com)
3 points by janpot 8y ago|0 comments