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Building Fika: Constraints and Architecture
(fika.bar)
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masylum
2y ago
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Cheer-reader a cheerio port of readability.js
(jsr.io)
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masylum
2y ago
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masylum
2y ago
This library is a port of the readability.js library that uses cheerio instead of native DOM APIs. The goal for this library was to avoid using JSDOM which is pretty slow and a memory hog.
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masylum
4y ago
Awesome!
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masylum
4y ago
Awesome! Didn't know about Prosopite.
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masylum
5y ago
The point is that "a prop changed" can't be reasoned within a component. If I receive an object as a prop, I can only reason if that pointer in memory will be the same, not wether it has changed. The allocation can happen up
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masylum
5y ago
yes, it was a wink/homage to historic discussions on anti-patterns :)
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masylum
5y ago
Maybe I expressed it incorrectly. When the code is incorrect, it fails in the future. So the user will notice it. This happens when your code relies on some context to work (for instance, if it relies on how the data structure was allocated
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masylum
5y ago
I agree, but the problem is that when you refer an object inside a hook, the eslint exhaustive deps will tell you to add that object as a dependency. In that example, it's easily solved with destructuring `const teamId = params`, but a
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Skepticism in an age of polarization
(medium.com)
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masylum
9y ago
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masylum
10y ago
Looks like someone got "inspired" by http://factorialhr.com ;)
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Show HN: Mobx-rest
(github.com)
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10y ago
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masylum
10y ago
Awesome! HTML5 all the things!
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Show HN: We just open sourced our Scrum planning poker cards
(redbooth.com)
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masylum
12y ago
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The hamburger menu is definitely bad for your app
(redbooth.com)
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12y ago
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masylum
12y ago
Redbooth is looking for senior Rails developers. Join one of the best teams in town and have an impact to the thousands of customers that are using our product. We are looking for people that have production experience with high traffic web
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Redefine CTO
(redbooth.com)
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12y ago
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Dry with Ruby metaprogramming
(redbooth.com)
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12y ago
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RSpec testing guidelines
(redbooth.com)
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masylum
12y ago
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masylum
13y ago
Cool! Time to do the same for instagram :)
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Just open sourced the backbone.middleware module we've been using at Teambox
(github.com)
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masylum
14y ago
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masylum
14y ago
I (ab)use Teambox. You can plug it with incoming email so its great for ticketing and also for defining custom processes within your team (hashtags? love them!).
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14y ago
Teambox: We are hiring! - Senior Fullstack developer with strong js and ruby skills (Backbone, RoR, nodejs) - Junior support engineer with experience in js or ruby and some testing tools. Join our amazing team in Barcelona and help us build
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14y ago
Barcelona -- Teambox Positions: Frontend, Backend, DevOps email: pau@teambox.com
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Learning Haskell: Functions
(pau.calepin.co)
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masylum
15y ago
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Backbone.Rel: Backbone lightweight model relationship manager
(github.com)
48 points
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masylum
15y ago
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Learning Haskell: Algebraic data types
(pau.calepin.co)
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masylum
15y ago
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Backbone: Dealing with stateful applications (part 2)
(pau.calepin.co)
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15y ago
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masylum
15y ago
Genius like always!
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masylum
15y ago
Lots of comments are about horitzontal scrolling being a PITA. The author point is that some web-apps (trello?, plurk?) may be broken by a non-standard behaviour implemented in some browsers. I would love to see javascript hooks to this eve
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