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Take the State of JavaScript 2018 Survey(medium.com)
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by sgdesign 8y ago
Survey author here. We didn't have the time to correlate device/browser/etc. to other data points last year but we did use the location: https://2017.stateofjs.com/2017/front-end/worldwide/ Als
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by sgdesign 8y ago
In order for GraphQL to return a result when you ask for field “foo”, you need to define a resolver function for that field. Whatever that function returns will be returned to the client. Inside that function you can write any code you’d
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by sgdesign 8y ago
If you're looking for a full-stack approach, you could check out the Meteor/React/GraphQL framework I've been developing: http://vulcanjs.org/
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by sgdesign 8y ago
So would you be happier if only the $39 price point was available, without any of the extra chapters? Then you wouldn't have the other price point to make you feel like you're missing out on something?
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by sgdesign 8y ago
If you need more people to talk to you can also join our Hacker News Kansai Slack channel: https://hnkansai-slack.now.sh/ Lots of entrepreneurs and developers in there :)
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by sgdesign 8y ago
This is awesome, congrats on the release! Also looking forward to playing with the new --minimal flag which effectively lets you create Meteor apps that have virtually no client-side footprint.
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by sgdesign 8y ago
I was talking about this with a friend and he remarked that this could lead to some pretty opaque code where things behave differently from what you'd usually expect. While I think this is a cool feature, I think I agree with him that
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by sgdesign 9y ago
You could check out http://vulcanjs.org/ , we're trying to get it to be a "Rails for GraphQL/React".
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by sgdesign 9y ago
We're building VulcanJS ( http://vulcanjs.org ) on top of Meteor. I wouldn't say it's dead, just that it's evolving into more of an all-in-one development environment (think Next.js or create-react-app, but mor
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by sgdesign 9y ago
If you were building a full SPA I'd suggest http://vulcanjs.org , but if you specifically don't want to deal with React and Meteor then maybe you need something closer to https://github.com/stimulusjs&#x
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Five Common Problems in GraphQL Apps (And How to Fix Them)(medium.freecodecamp.org)
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by sgdesign 9y ago
> In 2016 he made a stand against the Canadian government’s introduction of a law that aimed to make it a crime not to address people by their preferred gender pronouns (regardless of chromosomes). I'm pretty sure that's a gros
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by sgdesign 9y ago
Hey, sorry about that! It looks like we do have Gun in the BestOfJS db, so we could add it. Like you said the only problem is figuring out in which category…
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by sgdesign 9y ago
Are you sure it wasn't just all the images? There's quite a lot of them. Also you can click on each project to show more info, so it's somewhat interactive.
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by sgdesign 9y ago
We've had some questions on how libraries were selected. Basically, they were manually added and tagged on http://bestof.js.org , and we then reused the data to build the Rising Stars rankings. So if you see a library missin
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Rising Stars: the most popular JavaScript projects of 2017 by GitHub stars(risingstars.js.org)
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by sgdesign 9y ago
I've heard that too but I don't think it makes any kind of sense from a practical point of view, and I suspect it might just be a nice theory. These "nursing care robots" are very far from being able to do even 1/10
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by sgdesign 9y ago
A lot of Japan's embrace of robots is not so much due to what robots do, but due to what they represent: modernity, luxury, precision, etc. For a nursing care facility, being able to tout a robot nurse is great for marketing. Whether o
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by sgdesign 9y ago
If you can only pick one CSS Grid seems more powerful. But they do mostly different things (with some overlap) so you really want to learn both if you can.
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by sgdesign 9y ago
I know this is just trolling, but it thought it was ironic to get this clichéd criticism about complex dynamic data visualizations, which for once are precisely the kind of thing that JS is required for…
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by sgdesign 9y ago
Creator here. What browser/OS are you using? You can always add a `font-weight: 500 !important` to the <body> tag.
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by sgdesign 9y ago
It's not an alternative to Meteor since it's built on top of it, but you could look at VulcanJS: http://vulcanjs.org
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by sgdesign 9y ago
You could check out Vulcan: http://vulcanjs.org
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by sgdesign 9y ago
We're trying with http://vulcanjs.org
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by sgdesign 9y ago
It's probably not that relevant anymore but we did try creating a more educational podcast where we focused on a specific topic each episode, about the Meteor JS framework: http://discovermeteor.com/podcast
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The State of JavaScript 2017 survey is now open(stateofjs.com)
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Show HN: I made a searchable directory of climbing videos (React/Apollo/GraphQL)(gambaclimbing.com)
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by sgdesign 9y ago
Check out Auxy for iPhone for a really simple way to get started with sequencers.
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What's especially impressive is that the OP-1 has only four tracks, and only does destructive recording with no undo. Meaning that if you want more than four instruments, you have to overdub the same track, and any mistake will ruin th

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