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slathrop
6y ago
There have been attempts at decentralization of git storage and collaboration. See for example: https://cointelegraph.com/news/interview_yurii_rashkovskii_t... I would love to see something like this succeed for all ma
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slathrop
8y ago
Thanks for that suggestion and screenshot!
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slathrop
8y ago
I ended up with a hybrid approach where Hugo and Golang templates are only for building the data (TOML files) into the required JSON for a read-only REST API. The remainder of the solution is all JavaScript (in my case Vue and Nuxt instea
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slathrop
8y ago
Good question! Sorry to be kind of cryptic there in the interest of brevity. Lodash is sort of a query language for data in JavaScript. The name is a play on Underscore, the name of a rival implementation. So Lodash is literally a "low
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slathrop
8y ago
My comment above was intended to add some value and perspective on using Hugo in a real world business/industry/paying customer website scenario... something beyond a personal blog. So RE: the main discussion here about Jekyll and
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slathrop
8y ago
I recently completed a pretty fun little website[1] for the U.S. freight rail industry using Hugo, Vue.js, Nuxt, Vuetify, Chart.js and Netlify. It is open source on GitHub[2]. It will soon replace an aging version of the site[3] that was bu
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8y ago
Nicely done. This is a must read for anyone stuck in "manual DOM querying and manipulation land" with jQuery looking to level-up using Vue.js as an excellent alternative. By the time I got to the 2nd code example in this article,
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8y ago
This is a terrific idea! The code I reviewed so far looks very well written. Thanks for this... folks looking to interview for a software developer position (especially at Google or with any group that emphasizes fundamentals) would do well
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9y ago
Interesting that two "heavy" CMSs, SharePoint and Drupal, top the list of most "Dreaded" Platforms (Section II., 4th item after Languages, Libraries, and DBs). I can see a number of reasons for this: (1) The new trend is
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9y ago
Steve and a few others have done a little work recently on DotNetAnywhere (DNA) under this branch: https://github.com/ncave/DotNetAnywhere/commits/latest But aside from these recent tweaks, the code hadn'
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11y ago
The "War Room" idea promoted by Scrum Masters and Project Managers has a similar downside. War Rooms take your best people and force them to answer questions all day long posed by your least-knowledgeable people. War Rooms are one