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by stockkid 8y ago
I usually rewrite React.js components between function and class. This is tedious and at the same time a common task. Therefore I wrote a program that takes a javascript code as an input, and returns a converted code. It does so by parsing
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It'd be useful to filter by whether methods mutate.
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I use Firefox but I find the developer experience constantly lacking. Many times I have no choice but to switch to Chrome to carry out certain tasks. For example, in the developer tools, you are not able to pick an element when the page is
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by stockkid 8y ago
Last year I submitted a small CLI called Dnote to write down programming knowledge [1]. Today I launched a web version and wrote about what it is and why it exists. [1] - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14031649
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Introducing Dnote for Web(dnote.io)
2 points by stockkid 8y ago|1 comments
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I'd be more convinced to give it a try if Gitea's repository itself was hosted on Gitea rather than on GitHub.
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by stockkid 8y ago
I have used this tool many times to copy & paste appropriate licenses to my projects. Very helpful.
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I like the content but the website's scroll is somehow delayed and I'm unable to pinch zoom on my mobile device.
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by stockkid 8y ago
The checkboxes under the search bar does not look like checkboxes but a series of logos of platforms. I was left wondering what ticked boxes meant. Cool project.
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I quite enjoyed Hackers and Painters by Paul Graham. It's been a while since I read it, but two things that I still remember are: * As a hacker, you are more valuable than your organization might lead you to believe. * You can still an
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by stockkid 8y ago
When refactoring or iterating, I often change React component between functional and classical ones. For instance, sometimes a component extending React.Component turns out to not require any states or methods. In that case, I rewrite it as
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Show HN: Compconv – Convert React components between function and class(github.com)
1 points by stockkid 8y ago|1 comments
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by stockkid 8y ago
> document/write the things I'm learning I do this whenever I learn something new. A new vocabulary, expression, API, programming language feature, etc. I think writing down your bite-sized microlessons is just as effective as
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To be clear, you test individual functions handler uses, and to test the handlers themselves, you opt to test the whole stack as described in the article?
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Very nice. > By calling ServeHTTP on the server, we are testing the entire stack including routing and middleware, etc. You can of course call the handler methods directly if you want to avoid this What is the trade-off between the two?
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> With Merged Patches in Projects of: Apple, Dropbox, Facebook, Google, NASA I was skimming the site and the meaning of this phrase was unclear to me.
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by stockkid 8y ago
I recently noticed that I don’t learn much on productive days at work. Rather I learn a lot when everything seems to be falling apart and I struggle to get features out. I think this counter-intuitive fact might have some implications on ma
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Being Productive Does Not Make You Learn(dnote.io)
3 points by stockkid 8y ago|2 comments
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by stockkid 9y ago
I really like the minimal design. One thing: when I am in the video view, I'd like <body> margin to be 0 so that there is no awkward white space around the video.
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by stockkid 9y ago
Hi, I made a browser extension to quickly write down what we learn. When you are reading Stack Overflow or technical blog articles, you can jot down new lessons with minimal distraction, and get a email digest every Friday to refresh your m
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Show HN: Instantly Capture Your Learning Using Browser Extension(dnote.io)
2 points by stockkid 9y ago|2 comments
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by stockkid 9y ago
I think that writing code is not the holy grail of learning programming or improving as engineers. What really matters is the process of giving ‘form’ to an otherwise abstract ideas. I wrote this article to explain why learning by writing c
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The Myth of Learning by Writing Code(dnote.io)
6 points by stockkid 9y ago|2 comments
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I very much enjoyed the design of the website. It is very similar to that of Stripe.
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Author here. I agree. Some things we learn cannot be easily quantified. For example, the way I write code has changed compared to years ago. But I cannot put in words what it is that made me so. It makes me think maybe my tool is better su
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by stockkid 9y ago
I wanted to measure how much I was really learning while programming. So I wrote down notes every time I learned something for an entire month in January. The result revealed that we do not actually learn much and that we have misconception
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I Wrote Down Everything I Learned While Programming for a Month(dnote.io)
169 points by stockkid 9y ago|47 comments
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On mobile, when I click the number of matches on bottom right, I expect the screen to slide to the result section. Good work
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Tips for Consulting Remotely as a Digital Nomad(remotebase.io)
1 points by stockkid 9y ago|0 comments
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How to Overcome the Biggest Remote Work Challenges(remotebase.io)
3 points by stockkid 9y ago|0 comments

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