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Juvet: A chat bot framework for Elixir(brilliantfantastic.com)
3 points by dengar007 6y ago|0 comments
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SVG files can include HTML/CSS and still be used in an img element(twitter.com)
1 points by dengar007 6y ago|0 comments
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Better frontend development with inspiration from the culinary world(dev.to)
2 points by dengar007 7y ago|0 comments
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A mise en place mindset for front end development(ryanlanciaux.com)
1 points by dengar007 7y ago|0 comments
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A feature based approach to React development(ryanlanciaux.com)
5 points by dengar007 9y ago|0 comments
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by dengar007 9y ago
I like https://tatsu.io for slack standup meetings.
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Bit-bundler: a bundler designed to simplify the JavaScript bundling experience(bundler.bitjs.io)
9 points by dengar007 9y ago|0 comments
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by dengar007 10y ago
I wonder if Griddle could help you out here. I think you can add a fake column that you will set up to get the entire row of data. <Griddle data={fakeData}> <RowDefinition> <ColumnDefinition id="id" />
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by dengar007 10y ago
This is incredible!
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by dengar007 12y ago
I'm not at the conference and haven't had a chance to read too much into this yet (so if the answer is just wait you'll see that's good :D) Can I use the same kind of jsx I am on the web today or is there going to be som
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by dengar007 12y ago
Yea that is very nice!
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by dengar007 12y ago
This looks fantastic. Great work on the documentation too!
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by dengar007 12y ago
One could use React with one of the more established Grid plug-ins -- jQuery grids for instance. (here is an example of someone using KendoUI gauges with React http://ifandelse.com/using-reactjs-and-kendoui-together/ )
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by dengar007 12y ago
Sorry about that. There'll be a fix in the .1 release (which won't be too far out)
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by dengar007 12y ago
Thanks for the suggestion -- you're right that should definitely be there. We'll add a github link soon.
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by dengar007 12y ago
One of the library authors here -- That sounds like quite the table! I wouldn't doubt that Griddle would have a bit more overhead than the solution you mentioned. I wonder if the performance would be better in this version -- not sayin
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by dengar007 12y ago
Most of the time reading for the reasons others have stated(scannable, copy examples, etc). That said, there are times where I read something a number of times and the concept still doesn't click. In those instances a short video of ju
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by dengar007 12y ago
I know Atom is still in its infancy so this is not a bash on it at all. The vim mode is what gets me. I keep using Sublime mostly because the vintage mode is quite good in comparison. I really want to use Atom for the reasons you stated :)
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by dengar007 12y ago
I purchased it a long time ago. I know of others who have as well. It's nice they have the never ending demo -- but I'm glad people pay for it. It's a great editor.
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by dengar007 12y ago
Added it :) Didn't even realize that existed until seeing this thread.
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by dengar007 12y ago
Nice -- I didn't know about this site. Added the component I've been working on to it :) Thanks for sharing!
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by dengar007 12y ago
Hey cool! I've been working on something similar. http://dynamictyped.github.io/Griddle/ I'm glad to see more components coming to React :)
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by dengar007 12y ago
Not entirely apples-to-apples but there was water contamination in west virginia earlier this year and it was over 5 days before water drinkable again (that was due to a spill though and not algae).
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by dengar007 12y ago
This is why I get most of my news from the Internet. The other news stories are definitely important but being in the toledo area (thankfully in a town that doesn't get water from Lake erie) kind of gives this one a bit more immediate
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by dengar007 12y ago
Beyond the docs and the github repo some additional information is available here. http://ryanlanciaux.github.io/blog/2014/07/08/introducing-gr...
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Show HN: Griddle, a simple grid component for use with React(dynamictyped.github.io)
4 points by dengar007 12y ago|1 comments
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by dengar007 12y ago
Windows 8 + Vagrant for projects that run better on Linux (node/ruby/etc).
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by dengar007 12y ago
I've been finding 8.1 really nice also. Design apps like Photoshop / Macaw etc work fine in Windows... for things like Rails / Node (stuff that seems to be a better experience on Linux systems...) I've been using Vagrant
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by dengar007 12y ago
What if this could handle steam in-home streaming?
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by dengar007 13y ago
Ya that's one thing I would like to avoid also.

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