willriker

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   How secure are your web application’s open source dependencies?(blog.logrocket.com)

   1 points by willriker 8y ago|0 comments
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   How CSS works: Creating layers with z-index(blog.logrocket.com)

   2 points by willriker 8y ago|0 comments
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   How CSS works: Parsing and painting CSS in the critical rendering path(blog.logrocket.com)

   1 points by willriker 8y ago|0 comments
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   by willriker 8y ago

   I believe they are both classified as analytics tools which is why they are blocked. It's annoying that uMatrix will still block a tool even if you purposefully navigate to their site (versus if the tool is used for analytics on a diff
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   Front end development in 2017 (year in review)(blog.logrocket.com)

   1 points by willriker 9y ago|0 comments
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   by willriker 9y ago

   Another benefit of redux-saga not mentioned here is the ability to build stateful sagas. For example, something like a game loop can be encoded in a saga like this: export default function* playGame({ getState, selectors }) { yield take(G
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   by willriker 9y ago

   One key advantage of redux-saga is testability-- since sagas are essentially functions with their arguments passed in by the saga middleware, it is easy to inject mocked dependencies in a test environment.