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Data binding and JavaScript frameworks
(bitworking.org)
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Nuxt.js Dynamic Components
(github.com)
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Browser module loading – can we stop bundling yet?
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A new Vue for NativeScript
(nativescript.org)
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Why We Love, Use, and Support Vue.js
(monterail.com)
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9y ago
I read this back to back and vouch for it: http://chimera.labs.oreilly.com/books/1234000001802 Bitcoin-centric, but covers a lot of ground.
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Mattias Petter Johansson: Re: “Why is VueJS being adopted so slowly?”
(quora.com)
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jgalvez
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Just go to http://www.dannyroddy.com/ and start from there.
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jgalvez
9y ago
I've since updated the color scheme.
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9y ago
Isn't Weex that's backed?
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9y ago
Alright guys, updated stylesheet and color scheme due to popular demand :)
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9y ago
Fixed that with right: 55%, thanks.
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9y ago
Okay, I think I fixed that.
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jgalvez
9y ago
Ouch! I'll look into that. What's your screen resolution?
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9y ago
Well, to be frank, I honestly don't know what to think. I've had people telling me it looks great, people telling me it looks awful -- it does look amazing to me: http://imgur.com/a/yMTz8 Having said that, I&
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Aside from the Jakob Nielsen-y vibe to the color scheme (intentional), it's not that much different than any other developer blog out there -- but if that's the angle you want to take to discredit what I am saying, fine.
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9y ago
I thought it was implied that using Webpack eliminates the need for said inline templates. Should have made it clearer.
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Well, that's not entirely accurate if you're going to be nitpicky about it. I did work on a multitude of frontend projects in the same period ( http://linkedin.com/in/jonasgalvez ), just took me a while to cons
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9y ago
Jeez, CSS is hard :) Thanks guys, I'll get on fixing this.
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9y ago
One thing I'll mention is that even though Vue.js has more "magic" than React, its implementation is substantially smaller in size than React. I guess its centralized nature (one major developer) plays a role in this. React i
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9y ago
Thank you! It looks great here but I'll keep that in mind.
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9y ago
https://vuejs.org/v2/guide/single-file-components.html
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9y ago
Thanks, I fixed it with something close to this.
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Why Choose Vue.js
(hire.jonasgalvez.com.br)
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How to think about HTTP status codes
(mnot.net)
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10y ago
It's VERY easy to make up your mind following a comment like "he's full of shit", but for anyone reading, I suggest you look at at these two articles by pranarupa: https://pranarupa.wordpress.com/2012
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He's full of shit doesn't exactly convince me, when I look at his amazing coherence, all the wonderful books he's written, hundreds of articles, newsletters, and his general seriousness and disinterest in popularity. One or o
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10y ago
No mention of methylene blue? :O It's the best one! Below is a post I wrote on a Ray Peat Facebook group that I think fellow coders and behind-a-desk workers might fight interesting. I've been a serious procrastinator and slacker,
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Coming to Terms with My Life as a Walking Aquarium
(dannyroddy.com)
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10y ago
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Scripting My Brain
(hire.jonasgalvez.com.br)
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jgalvez
11y ago
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