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Show HN: Micro-open-graph, a tiny node microservice to scrape open graph data(github.com)
1 points by mxstbr 9y ago|0 comments
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The Tools We Use To Stay Afloat(colloq.io)
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RediSQL, Road to ~50K inserts per seconds(redbeardlab.tech)
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by mxstbr 9y ago
They could not have shot less flattering photos of the students, holy moly.[0] [0]: https://static01.nyt.com/images/2017/05/07/business/07VW-EWI...
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by mxstbr 9y ago
Previous discussion for same article: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11686029 Previous discussion after recent update announcement: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13885685
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by mxstbr 9y ago
Why do screenshots at all? Just parse the open graph metadata and get the meta image the site wants to display rather than screenshotting it. Most sites these days have a meta tag for images they want to display which is likely optimized fo
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by mxstbr 9y ago
This exact same thing happened to me, though I was thankfully allowed to withdraw my money and open a new account with the same bank details. Call your local PayPal support hotline and explain to them what happened, I was immediately escala
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One GraphQL Client for JavaScript, iOS, and Android(dev-blog.apollodata.com)
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by mxstbr 9y ago
I'm very excited about the work Zeit[0] is doing in the deployments space. Their flagship product, now[1], does deployments with a single command. What's even cooler is that each deployment is immutable and gets a unique URL that
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by mxstbr 9y ago
Hey, that's us! Thanks for posting this Scott, if anybody has questions about styled-components feel free ping me here or on Twitter. (@mxstbr)
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Building a r/place in a weekend(josephg.com)
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by mxstbr 9y ago
The ecosystem is rather new, but the folks from Apollo have been doing amazing work. Between graphql-tools, graphql-server and Apollo Client most of the big chunks are done for you. (including very bleeding edge stuff like subscriptions) Th
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Remote Managing a Side-Project Across the Globe(colloq.io)
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Own Your Own Credentials with the Buttercup Password Manager(dev.to)
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Haul: A better react-native CLI(github.com)
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Buttercup: Cross-platform open-source password manager based on Node.js (alpha)(github.com)
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CSS is fine, it's just really hard(medium.com)
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by mxstbr 10y ago
Thanks for the kind words, totally understand that this isn't for everybody. Definitely will work on improving the README, just needed to finally get this out of the door ;) Cheers!
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by mxstbr 10y ago
Updated, thanks!
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by mxstbr 10y ago
Sorry it isn't clear to you, we could definitely do a better job with the README. If you look on the website[0] you'll see actual examples of usage. (I just announced this project on stage at ReactLondon during my talk, so it&#x27
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by mxstbr 10y ago
Good call, will update!
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by mxstbr 10y ago
Yes, this is kinda like the "lodash" for writing styles in JavaScript. The main goal with writing styles in JavaScript is to make CSS work in the context of component-based systems. The language is magnificent, but it was made in
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by mxstbr 10y ago
That's exactly why we made styled-components![0] I really dislike writing styles as JavaScript objects, so styled-components let's you write actual CSS in JavaScript. We have also added support for a bunch of editors, so you don&#
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Show HN: Polished – A lightweight toolset for writing styles in JavaScript(github.com)
106 points by mxstbr 10y ago|48 comments
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Understanding Cheng Lou's Talk “Taming the Meta Language” from ReactConf(frantic.im)
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VimBox: Simple, modern MacVim config, tailor-made for JavaScript development(github.com)
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by mxstbr 10y ago
Same here!
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by mxstbr 10y ago
If you're talking about Exponent, this the same company. They rebranded recently, see https://blog.expo.io/exponent-expo-b172fb6725a7?gi=922dca1bc...
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by mxstbr 10y ago
React Fiber will make an impact, but it's an incremental upgrade so don't be afraid to start a new project now—there'll be an easy upgrade path when React 16 is out! (Facebook has tens of thousands of components, so you can b
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by mxstbr 10y ago
For being a security product that businesses depend on shutting down with a three month notice seems horrible. A lot of people will have to scramble to build their own auth system now instead of focusing on the things they should be focusin

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