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by goatslacker 7y ago
I’ve been enjoying the simplicity of keeping it plain using lit-html. It lets you write declarative markup and they’re template literals.
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by goatslacker 8y ago
Never found paddle shifters to be in the same league as a manual transmission even in modern high performance cars. There's always that bit of lag and delay with automatic that there isn't on a manual.
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by goatslacker 8y ago
Yes and no. Sometimes it's not about the destination but about experiencing the journey. From the post it seems like the author extracted the value they wanted to extract over the years. Knowing when to give up is difficult, especially
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by goatslacker 8y ago
How much is this in Twilio fees each month?
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by goatslacker 10y ago
So long dear Wii U ! I'll always play and update you with neat hacks at my place. Seriously though, I don't understand people. For me the Wii U had way better games than the Wii and I would never trade my Wii U for any Playstation
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by goatslacker 10y ago
This was known and expected.
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by goatslacker 10y ago
Amazing work! I'll be following through your post on Saturday; it will be a pleasure to reproduce some of those attack vectors.
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by goatslacker 10y ago
I've been using this library to read screenshots of Pokemon Go to automatically calculate Individual Values for each Pokemon[1] It's worked great on desktop, but on mobile safari where it matters most the library causes the browse
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Refactoring with Codemods(medium.com)
5 points by goatslacker 10y ago|0 comments
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by goatslacker 11y ago
Love seeing these microframeworks pop-up. I wrote my own a while back for kicks http://goatslacker.github.io/lotus.css/ I would love to be able to make a custom builds of milligram by shedding some of the modules I don
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GitHub universe(githubuniverse.com)
4 points by goatslacker 11y ago|0 comments
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by goatslacker 11y ago
Reminds me of http://www.spammimic.com/encode.shtml
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by goatslacker 11y ago
I'll take you up on that offer. Having comprehensive examples, documentation, and tutorials is something that sets Alt apart and I'd definitely like to have more of it. You, and anyone else, is free to also contribute to alt itsel
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by goatslacker 11y ago
Alt author here. I've actually begun to integrate some of the microflux ideas into Alt itself. Alt already has a lot of the benefits mentioned in the post: time travel, revert, record and replay debugging; but stores as reducers and ha
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by goatslacker 11y ago
Hey - I was the person who used this tool the most while I was at FB. Thanks a bunch for open sourcing this I've been missing it.
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by goatslacker 12y ago
You can just define a class[1], but you'll need to transpile from ES6. [1] https://github.com/goatslacker/alt/blob/master/examples/chat...
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by goatslacker 12y ago
Five thirty eight's website loads in the ads, images, and even tweets before it loads in the actual content. This is completely backwards from what a web experience should be like.
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by goatslacker 12y ago
Alt[1] has isomorphic support but there are some trade offs such as you're unable to use actions on the server. But you can still keep your stores as singletons and have them be concurrent. I'm still juggling on different ways to
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by goatslacker 12y ago
This is pretty cool. There have been a ton of flux frameworks floating around lately, glad that there's an app that deals with async data to be able to compare each on their merits.
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by goatslacker 12y ago
OT: This is the first time I hear about tab for a cause and it sounds very interesting. However, their Chrome plugin requests permissions to "read my entire browsing history". The privacy policy doesn't explain why this is ne
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Show HN: A React 0.13 isomorphic flux example(github.com)
2 points by goatslacker 12y ago|0 comments
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by goatslacker 12y ago
Very nice, this is a great write up on an intro to flux. It feels like a lot of the learning curve on flux is spent trying to figure out exactly where to query data: in the actions, the store, or utils? And I feel like most of the pain in s
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by goatslacker 12y ago
The interesting bit of isomorphic applications isn't the fact that you can use JS on the server. For me, it's that you can keep all your UI and UI-related logic written in one language, and have your business logic, data fetching,
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by goatslacker 12y ago
It doesn't have to be that way. These lessons are no substitute for server side rendering although with more frameworks supporting isomorphism out of the box this will hopefully be a thing of the past.
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by goatslacker 12y ago
You should check out alt[1] and iso[2] which is isomorphic out of the box and it's pure flux. There are examples in both repos. [1] https://github.com/goatslacker/alt [2] https://github.com/goatsla
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by goatslacker 12y ago
Curiously, what about marty do you really like that makes it feel like a good de-facto framework?
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by goatslacker 12y ago
Congrats, the site looks really nice and the devtools feature is great!
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by goatslacker 12y ago
I started with reflux but wanted something that was actual flux. So I ended up with https://github.com/goatslacker/alt which looks a bit like reflux in terms of terseness but it adds the ability to have snapshots and r
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Alt – a flux implementation for ES6(github.com)
2 points by goatslacker 12y ago|0 comments
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by goatslacker 12y ago
http://newsroom.fb.com/news/2014/05/a-new-optional-way-to-sh...

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