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Redux and React-Router v4: A Tale of Two Datastores
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It's the most frustrating "feature" I've ever seen. GitHub, the platform for hosting code, has a search function that doesn't work for code. How does that make any sense?! Fixing that seems like PM101 material, yet
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10y ago
I feel like Sentry[0] should be on the error tracking list, it's an amazing product that's fully open source so you can host it yourself if you're concerned about privacy or throw some money at the stellar team behind it to h
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10y ago
If you liked this and haven't read it yet definitely check out Masters of Doom![0] It's about the two John's (Carmack and Romero) and how they created Doom, Quake et al. and why id Software broke up eventually. Very fascinati
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10y ago
Thanks for the recommendation, will definitely check that out!
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How to go freelance
(superhi.com)
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30 minutes is quite a short amount of time, especially given that most companies who will pay for consulting are quite far ahead in their projects already and will have a large codebase. I could see 30 minutes to an hour working out for e.g
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If I'm getting consulting for e.g. code, I'd want to be at my laptop coding away, not stuck with my face in a phone screen.
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10y ago
I've started offering a service like this[0] for React apps. The response so far has been really good, people love it! It's exactly how you say it is, by spending some time identifying the biggest issues and then spending an hour
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10y ago
This is huge. I did my first internship at a company that was half animators making huge TV ads you have seen, and half web devs/designers that made interactive (web) apps.[0] Lottie is, without a doubt, solving a huge problem in the i
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10y ago
Just to note this here: SSR support for styled-components is almost finished and will be released after some testing on real projects in a few weeks as v2.
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10y ago
FWIW, while I haven't read it myself I've only heard great things about Fullstack React! Would recommend based on recommendations I've gotten.
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10y ago
Out of curiosity, why was the decision made to build a completely new router (react-navigation) vs collaborating on better native support to the existing react-router? (which is working towards that anyway)
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Spectacle (React.js based presentations) v2.0.0 is out
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NextJournal: A web based live editor for scientific research
(nextjournal.com)
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10y ago
I've contacted the author, and he's changed the numbers to properly reflect the real stars. You're now on top! :+1:
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10y ago
I contacted the author and those numbers have been fixed.
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10y ago
I hope this isn't Twitter saving the good parts of the company before they crash and burn...
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Webpack v2 is officially released
(medium.com)
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Even though the title might disappoint, it's super interesting to see where Firefox is going. I can't wait for 2017!
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Eslint-plugin-compat: Lint your JavaScript code for browser compatibility
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10y ago
Especially for React. The decision to decouple the component layer from the rendering layer makes it amazingly easy to create new renderers! I reckon in 2017 we'll see both React and JavaScript a lot more places than before.
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As a person from Vienna, I can vouch for this being reasonable numbers. The oldest generation of electric trams is going to make their last turns soon. See here for more information: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tram
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While the pictures are beautiful, I don't quite get the article. There's nothing particularly bizarre about those destinations, it's just a different way of experiencing certain things. Rather than sit in a plane for 7 hours
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I got a Home for Christmas, now I'm even more excited to try it! The article doesn't really got into it, but it'd be interesting to know why the authors family now only uses Home vs the Echo previously!
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10y ago
Travelling includes lots of waiting, at airports, counters, etc., so I just get my Kindle out and read in that downtime! It sounds like more than it actually is.
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10y ago
Extremely extremely sorry about that, horrible bug on my side. It's fixed now, please excuse the horrible experience!
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Thanks, your comment led me to the fact that it's not mobile related at all. Finally managed to replicate and fix it, sorry about the troubles!
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Finally managed to replicate it, sorry about this! Was something to do with window.addEventListener('load') actually...
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10y ago
Fixed, extremely sorry about this!
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