johncomposed

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by johncomposed 6mo ago
I fully credit Autechre's album Exai for deconstructing and reconstructing my brain to learn functional programming back in college (shoutout Racket and BSL).
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by johncomposed 6mo ago
There was a measure used during the Toyota Unintended Acceleration case called McCabe Cyclomatic Complexity, I wonder if anyone is using it alongside AI assisted code.
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by johncomposed 6mo ago
As a side note, huge fan of Promise.allSettled. When that dropped it cleaned up so much of the code I was writing at the time.
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by johncomposed 11mo ago
I do hate that they significantly increased the height of the player just to what, show off how transparent it is? It feel really bad. Especially when you're scrubbing through videos, the new larger "most watched" gradient hi
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by johncomposed 8y ago
A while ago someone posted https://tabler.github.io/tabler/docs/index.html which I quite like. But in most of my work I've used UI kits like https://ant.design/ and http://element.
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by johncomposed 9y ago
This image is fascinating, is there a source to it? Reverse google images sadly didn't turn anything up.
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by johncomposed 9y ago
Npm has had github integration for a while now (and straight git integration). Depending on how they setup things, a repo with a good postinstall script will build once it gets pulled so you'll have ES5 compatible files in your node_mo
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by johncomposed 9y ago
Fwiw, I built a very-very similar application recently using Angular (1.5) and it wasn't a great experience. I originally used Angular because of all the enterprise components available (like JSON-Schema form elements and custom tables
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by johncomposed 9y ago
That said, with react tools like https://github.com/threepointone/glamor or https://github.com/milesj/aesthetic * you can get the best of both worlds. Isolated css plus :hover and other psuedo at