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Answer: Any Way to Test EventEmitter in Angular2?
(stackoverflow.com)
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New Edition! New in ADOPT: Techniques: - Container security scanning - Data integrity at the origin - Micro frontends - Pipelines for infrastructure as code - Run cost as architecture fitness function - Testing u
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How Much Cohesion Is Enough?
(yegor256.com)
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I'm using with some friends a thing like that... https://telegra.ph/ The only problem is if you don't access from Telegram then it's accessible for editing just in the authoring device. The good thing for some
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I shared the URL directly of the most voted answer (and awarded). I liked that explanation, but I enjoyed too all the thread in there and in some of the other answers as well. Something apparently very simple in web development field but wi
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So Answer: Which “href” value should I use for “JavaScript links”?
(stackoverflow.com)
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That can be a point of view but remember RSS is a fixed format and JSON not.
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You must try what's better for your team. Decide in subteams and share with the others the experience on workshops, then evaluate the pros and cons to decide and don't be afraid of try and change. The right set of tools also depen
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"Obinna Odiriony @_nerdeveloper made a template called Hackathon Starter Kit . A Node.js app with Signup, Login(Local, Github, Facebook, Twitter, Google, etc), Realtime monitoring, CRUD, Mailing + PWA support and more." Demo: ht
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Hackathon Starter Kit
(twitter.com)
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The := operator is the assignment operator on Object Pascal, just saying, remembering my old days. BTW not so old for everyone -> https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15490345
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- Syncthing (folders across devices) - docker (just dev env with a lot of images, almost everything I can is tested in there, and maybe used there too. Just on VM if is a desktop gadget or app) - generic web - some stacks, Rails, nod
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Running Syncthing in windows without a console window
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Angular Binding Updates Basics
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Ask HN: Which utility do you use to generate TS/JS from JSON of REST endpoint?
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Tip: The easiest way to cache HTTP requests in an Angular app
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Quoting @shanselman: There’s no scenario where I want to click on a link and use your “internal web browser.” Ever. This should be stopped. App devs are so desperate to keep us from leaving their apps that they insist on popping up their ow
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I don't like the internal browser, please give me the choice
(twitter.com)
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When you click on a link it opens on a in-app mode, I just want to be opened in the browser app directly. I known it's a "browser inside the app" for the lite version, just wondering if there's a more general setting for
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Ask HN: How to disable in-app browser at Twitter Lite
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How to optimize your JavaScript app by using service workers
(freecodecamp.org)
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That's one of the messages I like more from Emma.
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Please “seek to educate people, not cancel them”
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The "The Node.js Handbook" and the "The JavaScript Handbook" from https://flaviocopes.com/page/ebooks/ Very handy and turned later into official doc at https://nodejs.dev/