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by sgslo 10y ago
I have several courses on Udemy.com. They sometimes go slightly out of date as frameworks release breaking changes. Right now, I'm just about to upload some updates to my most popular course on React/Redux: https://www
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by sgslo 10y ago
Displacement like this seems like not such a big deal, especially when worded as it is in this article. You see "...several CM of displacement per year..." and you immediately are lead to believe that this displacement is equal o
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by sgslo 10y ago
Do you consider yourself to be an empathic person, able to understand their needs? I sincerely hope not. The inability of tech-focused people like yourself to understand that the group of people really give a about the latest tools i
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by sgslo 10y ago
Parent is absolutely correct. I can either work on Elm and deal with breaking changes like variable declarations (as noted above), or work on my React/Redux app, where I'm halfway refactoring from ReactRouter v3 -> v4 and Redux
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by sgslo 10y ago
Awesome project! Anything to get faster deployments out is a great tool. Hate to be 'that guy', but it would be nice if you served this over HTTPS, given that you are accepting credit card details.
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by sgslo 10y ago
Parent is being sarcastic.
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by sgslo 10y ago
In San Antonio, Texas, last week, I used Apple Maps to search for 'two brothers bbq'. The actual name of the establishment is 'two bros bbq' or similar. Apple maps decided to give me results from Europe as the first fe
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by sgslo 11y ago
If you're interested in learning more about React Native, I have published one of the most comprehensive and certainly highest reviewed tutorials here: https://www.udemy.com/reactnative/?couponCode=4HN I've h
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by sgslo 11y ago
Drop me a line, my email is in my profile, or you can find it all over the course on Udemy
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by sgslo 11y ago
I didn't launch sooner as I was focused on too many projects. Finally buckled it down and drove my project to completion. Official launch will occur in a week or two: http://rallycoding.com/
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by sgslo 11y ago
Agreed, structure is very important, and resources like this help codify that structure. One of the best aspects of frameworks like rails is a rock-solid project structure. New engineers so rarely have to ask questions about where some pa
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by sgslo 11y ago
I currently use Quiver and save my notes to a google drive account. It gives me a similar workflow to what you're looking for, sans the ability to diff changes (unless I manually commit).
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by sgslo 12y ago
I've built a tinder-like app using rails on the back end. It was very straightforward. In my case, a "user" would like an "item". Users had many Items, and vice versa. The two were related by "line_items&qu
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by sgslo 12y ago
Yes and no. Although we get some fantastic features, one of the most critical- the ability to neglect parens and curly braces- is lost in es6. I'm working on an es6 project right now and still prefer coffeescript.
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by sgslo 12y ago
I am also curious if anyone has had any luck with Assembly. Their ToS are particularly off-putting.
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by sgslo 12y ago
I see many features that would traditionally be better modeled with a relational db. Could you share some of your successes or difficulty with using MongoDB? Its the number one thing that turns me off from Meteor every time. Manually man
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by sgslo 12y ago
I'm happy to take the survey, it will be interesting to see what MSFT works out over the coming months. Small pet peeve: It'd be nice if you didn't require input on all forms of the survey, especially the open response text f
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by sgslo 12y ago
I attended a 3 month NYC bootcamp with only matlab and visual basic programming experience (from college). On finishing the program, I had four job offers, two for 115k, one for 105, and one for 100k. You are viewing the world from a very
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by sgslo 12y ago
Ah, fantastic. Are collections that the mobile device subscribes to cached on the mobile device in any way?
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by sgslo 12y ago
The meteor app gets packaged and deployed to a mobile device. The blog references code updates from "a" server. I'm confused- are you still running a server? How does the packaged app know where to pull these updates from?
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by sgslo 13y ago
Great idea. Unfortunately, you just described New Jersey's SREC system ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_renewable_energy_certific... )
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Show HN: Multiplayer Doom in the browser rendered w/CSS3D(domjs.herokuapp.com)
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by sgslo 13y ago
This is not necessarily true. I don't know about DBC, but I do know that other coding programs offer paid client projects. Source: I'm in a coding bootcamp working on a paid client project.