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>I think running eslint --fix will even change your "let"s to "const"s where appropriate, but don't quote me on that. Yep, this is the relevant rule - http://eslint.org/docs/rules/no-var
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I use https://www.npmjs.com/package/eslint-plugin-const-immutable for linting const usage. It even detects object props mutation!
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10y ago
+1 Images are a great starting point for improving page load performance as they sometimes represent a big chunk of the total page weight.
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Working with Fetch api
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There's also Navigo, a minimal router - https://github.com/krasimir/navigo
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RedMart | Singapore ONSITE | Fulltime | Frontend | https://www.redmart.com As one of the fastest growing e-commerce companies in Asia, RedMart offers an unparalleled startup experience. Our culture: entrepreneurial, fiercely in
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I don't understand. > Types are the structure. When you create a type, you are saying in concrete terms "this is exactly how things happen and nothing else". Types make the interface concrete - which is better for compiler
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(Please don't downvote parent if you disagree with parent's opinion, downvote only if it doesn't contribute to the discussion) @ZenPsycho: A standard library doesn't always have to mean file io or sockets etc. It could b
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I curious how using Typescript makes the project more "structured" compared to using plain JS. Typescript just gives you static types and classes. I can understand "classes" make the code more modular and thereby more st
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Yep, React is a good choice because FB is using it in production in their consumer facing apps. But React Native is not used that way by FB (yet?)
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You should do your due diligence before using a framework/library/technology for production code. Don't just follow the hype. http://www.sheshbabu.com/posts/guidelines-to-choose-a-javasc...
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Satya Nadella email to employees on acquisition of LinkedIn
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I've used nlp-compromise.js for building an ecommerce shopping assistant bot. It's a bit rough around the edges but works most of the time. Demo: http://nlp-compromise.github.io/website/ Github: https:/
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I've listed some guidelines I use to help me choose a JavaScript library
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Guidelines to choose a JavaScript library
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Writing maintainable tests using the data driven approach
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> About 35% of our users continued to use the system at least three times per week after completing registration. OT, but curious, how is it possible to get this kind of engagement data? Querying DB to get number of logins per week? But
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11y ago
> Don't just believe that because something is trendy that it is good The JS community would do well to listen to this advice. I see a lot of JS developers choosing a library or framework without putting a lot of thought into consid
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The problem with Webpack is that if you want to do something that's not straightforward[1] or covered in the dozen tutorials that are on the web, you're going to have a hard time. The docs are very basic and there are so many conf
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Can you elaborate on how you're doing this in Redux? Are you adding a logging middleware to log actions?
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RedMart - Get your groceries delivered yesterday http://timetravel.redmart.com/
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I use plain text file. I use the following format: ---- 2015 September Weekends/Holidays - 13,15,20,23 Wasted days - 26,27 Project{Name}/Component{Name} 01 - what I did 02 - what I did ... Project{Name}/C
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11y ago
They're doing fuzzy search and I think it is probably "Create Jasmine Spy"
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11y ago
Unfortunately, I purchased it in US and I'm in India. Not sure if I can replace it here.
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> easily one of the best trackpads in its price range Offtopic, but I have the same model and the trackpad is atrocious! And the wifi disconnects every 15 minutes. And I got it from microsoft store as a signature edition model. On the p
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I have backpain and I switched to a standing desk and it's working out well. The only problem now is instead of back pain, I'm having foot pain. Is this normal or are there ways to reduce this pain?
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> I hate backspace-to-go-back. It's the worst feature in a browser. Is there a way to turn it off? I love this feature. Makes browser navigation keyboard friendly. Different strokes for different folks I guess.
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>SublimeCodeIntel If you're using it for code completion, then you should try the "Better Completion" plugin.
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I'd love to have Fiddler in linux! Btw, does any one know of Fiddler alternatives for linux in the meantime?
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But, what's the point of this? How's this an alternative of require.js?
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