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by neovive 6y ago
Definitely don't get down on yourself--going through periods of low- and high-productivity is normal. I get burned out at work multiple times each year (I do mostly technical writing, training, and support). It just depends on how you
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by neovive 6y ago
I'm actually working through this book right now. I've been away from front-end coding for a bit and my weekend/evening project over the next month is to brush up on modern Javascript and ReactJS. This book is very well writt
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by neovive 7y ago
I think the original plan was to eventually phase out the Options API, but the community pushed back during the first RFC phase resulting in the dual API solution. Although the benefits of the Composition API are clear-cut, the Options API
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by neovive 7y ago
I definitely agree with the LEGO Duplo recommendations. Of all the toys, our Duplo's have endured for years. For a 3 yo, simple wood blocks with different shapes and sizes are great for developing spatial skills and generally provide m
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by neovive 7y ago
I was turned off to Tailwind at first, but after watching the screencasts[1] the workflow started to make sense. I personally find writing good CSS/Sass from scratch very tedious. For something as "simple" as styling, there a
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by neovive 7y ago
Microsoft also tried this with Project Spark in 2013 [1], but eventually closed the project at the end of 2016. It was actually pretty fun to build and play games on box XBox and PC. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pr
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by neovive 7y ago
Simplicity and reliability are the biggest reasons I've stayed with DO for so many years. The combination of droplets, spaces and simple load balancing is the sweet-spot for me. Not to mention a simple, consistent bill each month that
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by neovive 7y ago
I would be interested in opinions on the approach taken by Laravel Airlock. It seems to be a hybrid approach between stateless auth and session. https://laravel.com/docs/master/airlock
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by neovive 7y ago
I remember testing Corona back in the day as it was quite novel at the time--code your game in Lua and compile to multiple platforms. I think it's safe to assume that the increased competition from Unity, Godot and the plethora of othe
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by neovive 7y ago
The Laravel ecosystem (framework + libraries) is a very productive and developer-friendly stack. Documentation and training resources are ample and the community is generally very open and patient to both new and experienced developers. If
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by neovive 7y ago
Congratulations on such a cool project. I was hoping to test AppMaker with our functional users when it was first available on GSuite, but shortly after, the decision to remove support for Google Sheets as a data source proved to be a sign
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by neovive 7y ago
As a long-time loyal customer, I just want to thank you for your honesty and for providing such an excellent service to developers for so many years. Keep up the amazing work and best wishes for continued success.
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by neovive 7y ago
I hope we can archive websites as well as magazines and newspapers. I feel that although so much more information is available now, large portions of it will be lost over time.
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by neovive 7y ago
For those interested in the history of computer programming, "Uncle" Bob Martin gave an excellent talk in 2016 called "The Future of Programming", starting with Alan Turing in 1936. It's a fascinating introduction t
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by neovive 7y ago
More than residential parking, I feel that double-parking for deliveries, drop-off/pickup, etc. is a major contributor to traffic and congestion. I like the idea mentioned of flex-zones that can be used for different purposes and perha
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by neovive 7y ago
These are truly amazing results. Very excited to see some wonderful underwater photography in the coming years. Also, the name "Sea-Thru" is cleverly perfect!
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by neovive 7y ago
Nice example of Tailwind CSS website as well.
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The OS That Keeps the NYC Subway System Alive(vice.com)
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Drawing Realistic Clouds with SVG and CSS(css-tricks.com)
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by neovive 7y ago
If you don't mind me asking, what is the preferred method to backup to S3? Is it possible to scp or rsync a mysqldump to S3 or do you install aws tools on DO and run aws s3 cp as a scheduled job?
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by neovive 7y ago
The most jarring statement to me is that "kids 2-5 spend an average of 32 hours per week in front of a television set." That seems quite high for that age group. As a parent, I try to limit my kids to 2-3 hours of media per day on
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by neovive 8y ago
Very true. I think Stackoverflow questions provide context that tends to be missing in most technical documentation. Many times starting in SO and ending in the docs is more practical than just starting in the docs.
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by neovive 8y ago
Perhaps the novelty of the Internet faded away and access is now viewed in the same light as "dial-tone" was in the decades before--it's just there when you need it. The web platform evolved into a much more complex space. In
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by neovive 8y ago
Whether you use Rails today or moved on, many of the concepts introduced and/or popularized by Rails can be seen in the current generation of popular server-side frameworks across many platforms.
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by neovive 8y ago
I love the new updates. As Stripe is such a developer-driven service, the docs are such a critical part of the experience. Stripe doc updates seem to set the standard for API documentation across the web and it's great to see them inve
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by neovive 8y ago
Contrary to some of the other commenters, I've been quite happy with Confluence over the past 8 years. We use Confluence heavily at our institution (higher-education) and it's been well-received by both technical and non-technical
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by neovive 8y ago
I agree. It's refreshing to see a relatively new company bearing the risk of expanding the electric vehicle industry and not accepting the status quo.
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by neovive 8y ago
Buefy uses the class naming conventions established in Bulma. Since it's Vue, you can bind the values to data and change the classes dynamically to quickly toggle the error state and messages.
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by neovive 8y ago
I've been using Buefy for about a year for two projects and it provides a nice set of drop-in components for projects within the niche of Bulma/VueJS users. The project is very well designed and documented and easy to customize. N
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by neovive 8y ago
It's hard to imagine YCNYC was almost ten years ago--time sure flies. I still remember Alexis Ohanian speaking to the attendees outside as we were waiting to enter. Hopefully, YCNYC 2 is in the works now that interviews are taking plac

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