level

7 ms·

1.
by level 4y ago
Cached mirror, since I'm getting a gateway timeout: https://web.archive.org/web/20220927155115/https://connortum...
2.
by level 4y ago
I recently left a boutique agency of 5 years and I can definitely resonate with this one. Our agency aimed to catch big fish, and we did, but since they are hard to land we'd pick up small jobs in the meantime, just like the project th
3.
by level 7y ago
Along a similar vein, Sophie Alpert did a talk[1] at React Conf this year on building your own React custom renderer by using implementing the interfaces that React exposes. Sophie explains how you could use React as a declarative API for p
4.
by level 8y ago
I built a server a few years ago, and I determined it was more cost effective for a drive to fail than to use HGST. It would be more inconvenient, but having a drive fail on a home server with only 6 drives didn't seem very likely anyw
5.
by level 8y ago
The article covers the use-case of making small modifications to the build. react-app-rewired[1] and customize-cra[2] give you access to tweak the webpack build indirectly. While babel-macros[3] in CRA 2.X give you access to the babel trans
6.
Don't Eject Your Create React App(medium.com)
24 points by level 8y ago|11 comments
7.
Talks worth watching at React Conf 2018(medium.com)
1 points by level 8y ago|0 comments
8.
by level 8y ago
Have you explored the mithril.js [1] project? It seems to have reasonably similar goals, although the templating is pretty different from how you implemented it. Mithril doesn't have a concept of state, which also sets it apart from yo
9.
Build internal tools you can trust, not just use(medium.com)
1 points by level 8y ago|0 comments
10.
by level 9y ago
The problem is that it's not idiot-proof. If someone doesn't understand why the algorithm is important, they might choose none. It's easy to say "they shouldn't be using JWTs if they don't know how to use them&
11.
by level 9y ago
Rather than maintaining a list of HSTS websites which isn't cross-browser, why is there not an optional HSTS flag attached to the DNS response? I don't know anything about DNS requests, so changing the protocol in a backwards comp
12.
by level 9y ago
Probably, but contract issues could lead to a hefty legal bill as well.
13.
by level 9y ago
The marketing site does it better [1]. [1] https://teletype.atom.io/
14.
by level 9y ago
I thought the post seemed to indicate it was production ready, but then again, they said the same for Coral. The forum post for this announcement indicates that they have no planned 9.10 updates, so I would think that 11.0 is meant to be th
15.
by level 9y ago
Stephen avenue in Calgary has some structures that were built to prevent wind gusts between buildings[1]. The street has a lot of foot traffic and that area became windy after the two skyscrapers on either side were constructed. Not sure ab
16.
by level 9y ago
Atom tends to be my go-to, but being built on Electron is what hurts it the most, in my opinion. I don't reboot my work machine often, only for updates, which means that having 2 or 3 projects (in 2 or 3 windows) can eat a lot of memor
17.
by level 9y ago
The entire HTTP request, including the destination, is bundled into the TOR packet, AFAIK. Only the exit node on the tor network can know where the destination is. But even then, when using HTTPS, the exit node only knows the host of the HT
18.
Building maintainable Angular 2 applications(medium.com)
1 points by level 10y ago|0 comments
19.
by level 10y ago
I can't believe I missed that, for me that's a killer feature. I can't wait to try this out.
20.
by level 10y ago
I imagine an integration with Appetize[1] would be very useful, as well as an opening for a possible revenue stream. Being able to build an RN app and then run it right in the browser removes another barrier for sharing RN code easily. [1]
21.
by level 10y ago
All of your job postings end with (m/f), what do you mean by that? Additionally, I've looked at positions in Germany in the past, but I have no fluency in the language. Would that prevent me from being an appropriate candidate?
22.
by level 10y ago
This is pretty much how I found a couple exposed Stripe API keys. You just need to look through code of people who use the example implementation, and then dig in the history/config a bit. If you send stripe a key or two, they'll
23.
by level 10y ago
To be fair, 4.3.2 the current LTS version, but would ideally be migrated prior to April. https://github.com/nodejs/LTS
24.
by level 10y ago
Modules in RC5 mostly fixed that. You still define all the dependencies and directives, but they're all packaged into a module file, and then you can use use any components by dropping them into your template. Getting something like an
25.
by level 10y ago
I looked into this a while back, but bailed on the idea because it violates the TOS of a bunch of APIs. For example, the Google API terms specifically notes that you cannot aggregate their content[1]. There were a number of issues with othe
26.
by level 10y ago
But also recognize when you'll need it, before you need it. I'm working on a React Native application without Flux, and it's turned into a massive roadblock because there's no concept of unidirectional data flow. Passing
27.
How to get a free Stripe t-shirt, AKA stop exposing your API keys(adamlaycock.ca)
1 points by level 10y ago|0 comments
28.
by level 11y ago
Truthfully, my knowledge is second hand. I haven't spent a ton of time with it, my coworker is the one who had issues learning it. I've spent a little time with it, and haven't had the same issues he ran into. I think the iss
29.
by level 11y ago
The site appears to be getting hit pretty hard, here's Google's cached page: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:Hi1cki...
30.
by level 11y ago
We're currently using Mithril and one of the biggest issues was getting started in it. It's adoption is lacking, making finding people who've had similar issues difficult. Solving every problem yourself is much harder than fi

More ›