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by jashmenn 10y ago
My latest attempt at this problem is a tool I call `cq` [1]. It's a way to query code with a selector, rather than line numbers. I use it for blog posts to pull code chunks into markdown. It lets you write a (static) document that mixe
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Intent to Implement: Web Share API(groups.google.com)
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Show HN: cq: extract code snippets using selectors (instead of line numbers)(github.com)
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React Tutorial: Cloning Yelp(fullstackreact.com)
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How to Write a Google Maps React Component(fullstackreact.com)
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Java Implementation of Algorithms from Norvig's “Artificial Intelligence” Book(github.com)
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by jashmenn 10y ago
One way to think about Angular is like this: Different modules on your page are broken down into components, which are like "regular" HTML tags except that they have JavaScript functionality attached to them. Your app is a tree of
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Shader-school: A workshopper for GLSL shaders and graphics programming(github.com)
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The Book of Shaders(thebookofshaders.com)
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Minty: Step by step visualization of node processess(github.com)
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by jashmenn 11y ago
Yes, this is great feedback and we'll definitely introduce testing, to some degree, earlier than chapter 12. That chapter will be an in-depth guide to unit testing React generally, but we'll introduce testing some of the example c
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by jashmenn 11y ago
Co-author here: over the last year we've written a sizable book on Angular 2 and we wrote the book on Angular 1 before that. Now we've turned our attention to React and the idea is that we're showing how all of the pieces fit
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Show HN: Fullstack React: The Complete Book on ReactJS and Friends(fullstackreact.com)
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Contributor Covenant: A Code of Conduct for Open Source Projects(contributor-covenant.org)
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by jashmenn 11y ago
[Shameless plug]: I've been writing a book on Angular 2 over the past few months: ng-book 2 [1]. If you want to write your first app, you can get the first chapter of our book for free. You can of course learn Angular 2 from lots of di
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by jashmenn 11y ago
Fwiw this appears to be an awesome remix of (my cofounder) TJ Fuller's laser eyes cat shooting cucumbers gif, which can be found here: http://giphy.com/gifs/cat-lasers-cucumber-3oEduQAsYcJKQH2XsI If you like this
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An AppleTV front end for NES emulators(github.com)
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Why Is a Raven Like a Writing Desk?(vimeo.com)
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Screentendo: Turn your screen into a playable level of Mario(github.com)
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Inbox by Gmail Survey Responses(docs.google.com)
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DIY Overhead Control Panel(imgur.com)
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by jashmenn 11y ago
I think it's super interesting to hear that they're developing software to automate traction updates. It would be so cool to be able to "gem install yc" into your Rails app (or whatever) and then have hooks that will aut
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Forms in Angular 2(blog.ng-book.com)
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by jashmenn 11y ago
ng-book 1 is a little of both reference and guide. angular 1 is tricky in that there are several "tripods" of knowledge (ie three concepts that all depend on each other before you can understand the others). That said, I'm su
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by jashmenn 11y ago
I will admit that there have been times this last year that we haven't responded as quickly as we'd like to all our support requests. For ng-book 2 there are four co-authors and we've put processes in place to respond more qu
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by jashmenn 11y ago
It's an ebook primarily, though we'll publish a paper version once the first edition is done. We keep our Ebooks up to date. For instance, ng-book one has been updated over 30 times in the last two years. We plan to do the same wi
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by jashmenn 11y ago
Nate, co-author here. Sorry you had a bad experience with our book. We've definitely made some improvements to the early chapters in the last few months (the book has been updated over 30 times and it's over 600 pages long). We di
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by jashmenn 12y ago
I love this idea that the essence of these poems are in the rhythm, vocalizations, and play and not in the specific words themselves. When I was small, my parents would tell me a toe-counting rhyme, which I knew as "icky-pee, penny lou
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by jashmenn 12y ago
Another Ag founder here and this is totally true. There's a lot of groundwork to lay before we can start applying state of the art algorithms to ag. For example, a few months ago my co-founders and I built a computer vision system that
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Do Button by IFTTT(itunes.apple.com)
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