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A big congrats are in order. Yarn came out just as I started working in the node ecosystem, and it fixed nearly all my dependency manager problems. Since then it's evolved and it's really helped provide a counter to npm offering d
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Modernizing Force: How we keep the artsy web stack up-to-date
(artsy.github.io)
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This is really cool work - if you're ever in New York City and want to chat Art/Tech come by the Artsy offices ( https://github.com/artsy/meta/blob/master/meta/happy_hour.md )
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Thanks, this is something I've been thinking about for a while.
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Hey there, author here, we've been exploring React Native in the open at Artsy for about 1.5 years now. This post is a continuation on our series on React Native. It's really changed the fundamentals for our iOS team at Artsy to t
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This is a talk from the maintainer of Jest, a JS testing library. The Jest was rebuilt into a thriving open-source community-driven project with a multi-person core team which is always improving. I'm a huge fan. It's one of my fa
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Talk: Building High-Quality JavaScript Tools
(youtube.com)
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No, to my knowledge the plugin system won't allow extending the compiler's knowledge of new symbols inside a source file
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Yes, it's the only React native we have apart from trivial demo apps to prove a concept (which stay on a user's repo rather than the artsy org )
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Congrats! Relay is what really sold our iOS-only native team to move to React Native. Very excited to migrate to modern version at some point in the future. ( http://artsy.github.io/blog/2017/02/05/Retros
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This is nice, I like what you've done with the logos
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There is an open PR for this: https://github.com/facebook/jest/pull/2445 - it may end up in the next release at this rate
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After coming from the iOS world, Jest is one of the most transformative tools for me when working in JavaScript. IT's super powerful, has really really useful features and is constantly being improved. Some of the GIFs in this post sho
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Jest 19: Immersive Watch Mode and Test Platform Improvements
(facebook.github.io)
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Retrospective: Swift at Artsy After a Year of React Native
(artsy.github.io)
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I've been really happy with the community work that's gone into the JS version of Danger. The JS community jumps on new tools so quickly, and is really active in adapting and forming the shape of a project. I think this is one of
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DangerJS: The open source maintainers best friend
(mxstbr.blog)
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Yahoo's name to be changed to Altaba Inc
(investor.yahoo.net)
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This is great, I work on a pretty big React Native app ( http://artsy.github.io/series/react-native-at-artsy/ ) and keeping up to date with the latest version of React Native has been pretty tough when competing w
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Injection II, the App – Swift Runtime Code Injection
(johnholdsworth.com)
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Hacking on Multiple Amazon Echos (Alexa)
(code.dblock.org)
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I'm a big fan of Jest - if you're using Jest with Visual Studios Code, I'd recommend looking at my extension that gives you a mode IDE-like experience. https://github.com/orta/vscode-jest
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Heh, probably but if you have database access then it can be anything you want.
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I've been a Cocoa dev for 10+ years, and I have been doing React Native for a few months while the team I work in has been doing it longer. ( http://artsy.github.io/series/react-native-at-artsy/ ) The general
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Looking cool, I think iOS development in general could learn a lot from React + JS ecosystem. :+1:
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This is awesome, a plugin structure like this is one of the fundamentals of macOS programming (they're called NSBundles in those cases.)
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Agreed, in the last few months I've been using Danger ( http://danger.systems ) to ensure that the OSS projects I work on ( CocoaPods/CocoaPods, artsy/eigen, artsy/emission ) all have consistent Changelogs. Wor
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Danger – Stop Saying “You Forgot To…” in Code Review
(danger.systems)
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Hey there, Danger came out of a problem we were having at Artsy applying process to our growing team. Through Danger we've managed to codify all sorts of interesting rules so that we, the team, don't have to think about problems l
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Danger – Stop Saying 'You Forgot To…' in Code Review
(danger.systems)
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