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by sgdesign 9y ago
I thought this was sad as well, especially since there are many people who make a lot more than this with self-published technical books. If I'm completely honest, I hadn't heard of the author before reading her post, even thoug
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So what’s this GraphQL thing I keep hearing about?(medium.freecodecamp.com)
4 points by sgdesign 10y ago|0 comments
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by sgdesign 10y ago
It's not quite the same thing, but I've been using the Redux store in conjunction with Mingo ( https://github.com/kofrasa/mingo/ ) to perform sorts and filtering.
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by sgdesign 10y ago
Meteor is not dying, it's just evolving towards more openness and modularity, which is what people have been asking for all along. This does mean some pieces of Meteor (like its front-end framework Blaze, for example) might become ob
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by sgdesign 10y ago
If this is for a client that can't manage a static site themselves, then I would probably look into splitting out the content editing part. For example services like https://www.datocms.com/ let you publish to a separa
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by sgdesign 10y ago
The fact that you're wondering why Tokyo is so wonderful compared to Ogaki makes me think you've never been to Ogaki… (or Tokyo, for that matter).
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by sgdesign 10y ago
This is a nice-sounding programming mantra but it doesn't make much sense in the real world, in my opinion. Learning the "philosophy" of Redux is a natural by-product of learning how to actually use Redux. To me this is the e
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by sgdesign 10y ago
So if Trump's problem is only with illegal immigrants, I'm sure he and his supporters would be more than happy to relax immigration policy and regularize the illegal immigrants that are already in the U.S., thus solving the issu
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A Study Plan to Cure JavaScript Fatigue(medium.com)
2 points by sgdesign 10y ago|0 comments
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by sgdesign 10y ago
I was wondering that too. Either someone figured out how to game the HN algorithm, or the term "curated list" really does have some magic clickbait properties…
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by sgdesign 10y ago
The open source movement is a programmer thing to begin with. "Source" does stand for "source code " after all, so it's no surprise that designers don't contribute as much as programmers. Designers do their ow
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by sgdesign 10y ago
Telling someone they're "missing out on living life" just because they don't do the same thing as you is really condescending.
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by sgdesign 10y ago
It would definitely be wrong to fire or sever all ties with someone for supporting, say, George W. Bush. On the other hand, it would be appropriate to do so if said person supported Hitler. So the question is where you put Donald Trump on t
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by sgdesign 10y ago
Something that I think is worth pointing out: that site doesn't have a recurring revenue model and also charges very low fees, two things that go against the common wisdom of "just get people to pay you every month, and add an ent
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by sgdesign 10y ago
Really sorry about that! I'll keep it in mind next time.
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by sgdesign 10y ago
"EMCAScript2015" is a mouthful, and I suspect a lot of people would assume it's referring to the "old" version of JavaScript just because it's not the current year. It might be the more "technically"
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by sgdesign 10y ago
I agree that Apollo is a subset of GraphQL, but I wouldn't have been able to collect any data on it unless it was a separate answer. It's your fault for building something innovative that doesn't neatly fit in a pre-existing
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by sgdesign 10y ago
Author here, thanks!
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Survey: The State of JavaScript(stateofjs.com)
19 points by sgdesign 10y ago|0 comments
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Design Case Study: Redesigning Sidebar.io(blog.sidebar.io)
2 points by sgdesign 10y ago|0 comments
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by sgdesign 10y ago
You could adapt Telescope to work for Q&A: http://telescopeapp.org
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by sgdesign 10y ago
Congrats on the launch! As a long-time user of Meteor I'm always excited to see other approaches to similar issues. One thing that I always found a bit lacking with Meteor was pagination. The problem in a nutshell is that the client do
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by sgdesign 10y ago
It's really hard to give much credit to an article talking about "Europeans" and "Americans" as if these were homogeneous groups.
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by sgdesign 11y ago
I think the post makes it pretty clear that it's about how popular stories about various countries are, it's not trying to establish a popularity ranking of the countries themselves.
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by sgdesign 11y ago
You should write your own post! I'd be curious to see score compared to country population.
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by sgdesign 11y ago
I'd be curious to know what you find hard about React? Also a CRUD app that just grows organically needs a well-tuned architecture too, once it grows large enough.
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by sgdesign 11y ago
I meant it's not so much about the technical merits of Angular and React, as just picking one (React) and sticking with it.
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by sgdesign 11y ago
Author here. Hopefully part 2 will answer your worries a little bit. In the meantime, check out Mantra [1] and the Meteor Guide [2]. 1. https://kadirahq.github.io/mantra/ 2. http://guide.meteor.com/
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by sgdesign 11y ago
I wouldn't say it's "extremely" outdated. The info inside is still valid, you can start with it and then complete your knowledge with the Meteor Guide.
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by sgdesign 11y ago
A good solution would be having a 10000 character limit, but formatting under-140 tweets differently so they stand out more. This would encourage people to keep things short, while giving them a way to publish longer posts if they really wa

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