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After 8 years of Gatsby.js, I built my own static site generator(pietrorea.com)
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Open source your old projects(pietrorea.com)
3 points by prea 3y ago|1 comments
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4 years of blogging on Gatsby.js, a retro(pietrorea.com)
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Taking notes with BBEdit 14, Working Copy and a self-hosted Git repo(pietrorea.com)
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by prea 5y ago
> What's even the point of posting a photo of your child, with the face hidden? Seems very niche. Might be a cultural US thing, but this is something my wife does a lot and I see a lot of people doing. It's one of those things
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by prea 5y ago
> All of the virtual ink in this article, and honestly most of the complexity in the field overall... and it seems to really all just boil down to, 'I think this looks cooler.' IMO there's significant complexity in buildin
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by prea 5y ago
I worked in React for a few years, although not enough to ever feel like I was an expert. This article resonated with me because I also got off the bus because of React hooks. I've been using Lit.js for about a year now and something a
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by prea 5y ago
Am I missing something? What's the point of the tweet other than to elicit a reaction? And then in the replies: 'I CAN'T BELIEVE I ELICITED A REACTION!.
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by prea 5y ago
At every company I've worked at where I stayed for a bit, I eventually had to work on languages and stacks that I wasn't technically hired for/had interest in. At the very beginning I found this very hard, also wanting to qui
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by prea 5y ago
We're not so different in age, and I'd be lying if I said I never feel the way you describe. However, these are some things that helped me, in increasing order of importance: - Health. Covered already, but I'd add that you do
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by prea 5y ago
It's true that there are many more choices to make for a JS SPA compared to RoR but isn't this just a fixed cost? Pick once and then stick to it. Use the same things for your next project. Done. I'd venture to guess that for
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Reclaiming the lost art of Linux server administration(pietrorea.com)
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by prea 6y ago
This sounds very promising! I used to create checklists in Confluence and that was pretty hard to manage. One question - does this only work for public releases or will it also help me with internal distribution (e.g. ad hoc/testflight