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Build a mini React Fiber(engineering.hexacta.com)
1 points by pomber 9y ago|0 comments
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Build your own React Fiber from scratch(engineering.hexacta.com)
1 points by pomber 9y ago|0 comments
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by pomber 9y ago
Can you share more information about how the ban to other browsers works? Safari can do whatever they want but Apple banning competition is what hurts the web.
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Why aren’t you using Prettier?(engineering.hexacta.com)
1 points by pomber 9y ago|0 comments
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Why aren’t you using Prettier?(engineering.hexacta.com)
1 points by pomber 9y ago|0 comments
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by pomber 9y ago
I'm using Next.js 3.0 export command to generate static sites. Hard to beat that in flexibility.
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Didact: step-by-step guide to build your own React(medium.com)
1 points by pomber 9y ago|0 comments
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A DIY guide to build your own React(engineering.hexacta.com)
1 points by pomber 9y ago|0 comments
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A DIY guide to build your own React(github.com)
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Decoupling front end and back end(engineering.hexacta.com)
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by pomber 9y ago
One of those tools that you don't realize how much you need it until you use it.
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by pomber 10y ago
Two small projects: - A deck of planning poker cards as an offline PWA - An app that auto-generate tweets based on all the tweets from a user
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by pomber 10y ago
Google Gnome: https://www.blog.google/products/home/smart-yard-finally-her...
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by pomber 10y ago
Same here. I quitted newspapers, tv, and fb. But twitter (like HN) is a good source of tech news for me. Current situation has corrupted my feed too. Is there any nlp tool to filter out tweets by topic?
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by pomber 10y ago
One polyfill less for custom elements
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by pomber 10y ago
and the most used word in .cs files is "summary"
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by pomber 10y ago
If you are talking about an app shell and lazy-loading page fragments when you need them, check the PRPL pattern. Polymer provides an easy way to do it.
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by pomber 10y ago
I really like the "drag" mode
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by pomber 10y ago
This looks like a good tool for remote coding interviews.
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by pomber 10y ago
Polymer adds some syntactic sugar over this. This means that polymer will get faster on WebKit because it won't need the polyfill.
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by pomber 10y ago
Great news, only thing missing now is HTML imports
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by pomber 10y ago
CSS completions in HTML, I was waiting for that one (for Polymer projects).
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by pomber 10y ago
Off topic: I'm developing a resistance for scrolling up. It became common to significantly reduce the size of the view-port every time you go up.
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by pomber 10y ago
Where I live, messaging using Facebook is the most effective way to communicate with my phone company, my ISP, etcetera. That is the only reason I use Facebook messaging (I communicate with friends using other services) and one of the few r
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by pomber 11y ago
I think gollum could fit your use case. https://github.com/gollum/gollum
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by pomber 11y ago
How can the "people older than you" counter be increasing?
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by pomber 11y ago
Chomsky http://www.tor.com/2011/06/21/norvig-vs-chomsky-and-the-figh... http://norvig.com/chomsky.html
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by pomber 12y ago
I still don't know how to add an aar dependency in Eclipse
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by pomber 13y ago
But it has a TRUSTe online privacy certification...
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by pomber 14y ago
This is exactly what happened to me. I started using Yeoman, loved it, then I started to need more flexibility, I learned how to use Grunt, and set up my own build and preview processes.

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