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by lalwanivikas 10y ago
Awesome! Hope you get an offer from there :-) Both your points make sense. Reg distance slider - do you think option to input state can be an alternative? Would that work for you?
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by lalwanivikas 10y ago
Sorry about that. And thank you for pointing it out! It's really annoying when the title says junior and then description asks for few years experience. We are working hard to prevent such cases.
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by lalwanivikas 10y ago
In that spirit, I wanted to mention a similar project I have been working on for past few weeks: https://firstdevjob.com It's specifically aimed at helping people find their very first dev job (mainly for people who are try
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by lalwanivikas 10y ago
This was my first thought too! Would be really cool if he was behind this :)
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by lalwanivikas 10y ago
Yes, for many people! How do I know? I am actually building FirstDevJob and am interviewing such people. I have published two interviews[0][1] with people who used FreeCodeCamp. More are in the pipeline! It is absolutely possible. But just
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by lalwanivikas 10y ago
I am not sure if this will be considered as self-promotion, but if you are trying to learn something related to web, feel free to borrow from my list of projects: http://vikaslalwani.com/projects/ All the source is ava
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by lalwanivikas 10y ago
What resources are you using to learn JavaScript? Any advice for people just starting on this path?
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JavaScript Callbacks Variable Scope Problem(tutorials.pluralsight.com)
10 points by lalwanivikas 11y ago|0 comments
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by lalwanivikas 11y ago
If anyone interested in learning how I built it: (my guest post on SitePoint about it) http://www.sitepoint.com/build-simple-image-editor-with-css-...
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by lalwanivikas 11y ago
Nice! I made a similar thing last year to play around with CSS filters: https://github.com/lalwanivikas/image-editor It's not exactly an editor as the original image is not 'edited'. I don't know wh
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by lalwanivikas 11y ago
React and Khan Academy reminded me of this funny tweet by one of their developers: https://twitter.com/jdan/status/655432901782302720
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by lalwanivikas 11y ago
No way to enter discount coupon code? This is outrageous!
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by lalwanivikas 11y ago
Still down for me :(
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by lalwanivikas 11y ago
JavaScript - "JavaScript: The Good Parts" http://shop.oreilly.com/product/9780596517748.do Can anyone please suggest more good books for JavaScript? - for beginner, intermediate and advanced levels? Thanks in
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by lalwanivikas 11y ago
Sounds like good fun! I hope IBM Watson replies to them :)
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by lalwanivikas 11y ago
Reminds me of a game I made while learning to code: http://lalwanivikas.github.io/window-game/ (Concept inspired from Jennifer Dewalt's project, but code is entirely mine :))
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by lalwanivikas 11y ago
Jekyll. If you are just getting started, you can read this tutorial I wrote for SitePoint: http://www.sitepoint.com/set-jekyll-blog-5-minutes-poole/
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Show HN: Post-IPO Nonprofits(postipononprofits.com)
10 points by lalwanivikas 11y ago|1 comments
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by lalwanivikas 11y ago
Human: http://r.weavesilk.com/?v=4&id=ugu105c8448
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by lalwanivikas 11y ago
This is the coolest thing I have seen whole week: http://r.weavesilk.com/?v=4&id=hhl105bpk73 Can anybody please explain how does it work?
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by lalwanivikas 11y ago
Here you go: http://www.fusioncharts.com/javascript-charting-comparison/
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by lalwanivikas 11y ago
I agree with you. But why do you think IE6+ support is an accomplishment? Both FusionCharts and HighCharts also support IE 6+
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by lalwanivikas 11y ago
IMO rating would be a difficult thing to do as there are many factors[1] to consider. What best for one use case, might be the worst choice for another. A more qualitative comparison would be more useful: http://www.fusioncharts.
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by lalwanivikas 11y ago
+1 Here are some business dashboards examples from FusionCharts: http://www.fusioncharts.com/dashboards/
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by lalwanivikas 11y ago
You'll find this article helpful if you are wondering what all factors to consider while choosing a JavaScript charting library: http://davidwalsh.name/13-factors-choosing-javascript-charti...
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by lalwanivikas 11y ago
No live demo? Some better examples of business dashboards: http://www.fusioncharts.com/dashboards/
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by lalwanivikas 11y ago
CSS filters are cool! I also made something similar few months back: http://lalwanivikas.github.io/image-editor/
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by lalwanivikas 11y ago
That's a great news :) All the best Julia and team!
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by lalwanivikas 12y ago
This is really interesting initiative. All the best!
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by lalwanivikas 12y ago
Absolutely! Why not give to everyone on need or merit basis? I was admitted last year but wasn't able to attend because of money.

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