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by vvoyer 8y ago
Hi vonseel, sorry to hear that. I work at Algolia and can directly impact how this search works. Do you have any particular, specific issue or feedback for us to make it better? Thanks!
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CodePen: DocSearch from Algolia(blog.codepen.io)
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Bee 3, the nicest issue tracker(neat.io)
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JavaScript Modules Worth Using(hackernoon.com)
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Free IP address to ASN database, updated hourly(iptoasn.com)
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Introducing the react-testing-library, simple enzyme replacement(blog.kentcdodds.com)
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Do You Make Users Rotate Passwords? Well, Cut It Out(medium.com)
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Mastering the Art of NPM(hackernoon.com)
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by vvoyer 9y ago
I had a look at your latest viewer project, but I missed the high level problem this is solving. i.e. what is the real world use case you had that made you invent this library. Reading "This allows you to go back in time and render val
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Automated NPM Releases with Travis CI(tailordev.fr)
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Painless Dependency Upgrades with Renovate App(glebbahmutov.com)
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Emma: JavaScript packages search on the command line(github.com)
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Jest Puppeteer(github.com)
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Show HN: Angular InstantSearch, search UI lib for Angular 4/5(github.com)
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Staying focused in the notification era(docs.google.com)
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What can't React do?(blog.algolia.com)
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Travis encrypted variables and external contributions(blog.algolia.com)
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Quantifying Untrusted Symantec Certificates(arkadiyt.com)
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Chrome canary (66) blocks symantec issued SSL certificates(twitter.com)
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[slides] Challenges scaling from one to sixty engineers (Algolia)(docs.google.com)
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Handling natural languages in search(blog.algolia.com)
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by vvoyer 9y ago
Please Bloomsbury or JK Rowling, send this person a hardback copy
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by vvoyer 9y ago
That's completely fine, doing open-source is not a mandatory experience for your own career. Also you can do open-source contributions at work, when it's related to work or just if your company thinks that on the long term it&#x27
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by vvoyer 9y ago
> The article is more geared toward those who think they don't fit into the open-source community. Exactly what I wanted to outline in the article. Too often I thought that open-source people where inside the NBA of developers, that
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by vvoyer 9y ago
I did not mention it in the article, but it's also completely fine to abandon your own project if you state so and wait for anyone willing to maintain it. There's no shame in ignoring feedback in open-source if that's a strug
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by vvoyer 9y ago
Hey hi author here, the title is misleading (or click bait, yes). Inside the article there's a nuance though between shopping for things to fix (first time contributions) and solving your own problem by offering solutions to the commun
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by vvoyer 9y ago
True, and open-source projects can also have "Edit this page" links on every pages that directly goes to the edit mode of the file, example: https://community.algolia.com/react-instantsearch/guide/ We go
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Start your open-source career(blog.algolia.com)
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Tips for reducing the cost of your infrastructure(blog.algolia.com)
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Show HN: TalkSearch, search inside conferences videos transcripts(community.algolia.com)
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