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by pixel67 3y ago
Good on you for making this clear
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by pixel67 7y ago
I agree ️
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by pixel67 7y ago
I was just going to ask that. I’m not big on using UI kits and prefer to use styled components. I like the idea of implementing Next.js
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by pixel67 7y ago
Looks awesome, are there going to be more choices coming?
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by pixel67 8y ago
I remember this and I have both books which are excellent. Well, here I am again, contemplating getting which version of the book???
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by pixel67 9y ago
I wish there was a link to the old tutorial
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by pixel67 9y ago
Awesome sauce
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Alternatives to HTTP(blog.yld.io)
2 points by pixel67 10y ago|0 comments
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How to make sure your first bot doesn't make a belly flop(venturebeat.com)
3 points by pixel67 10y ago|0 comments
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Angular to React: Fullstack Academy Updates Its Curriculum – Fullstack Academy(fullstackacademy.com)
2 points by pixel67 10y ago|0 comments
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by pixel67 11y ago
Funny you said that, I was looking into ng2 and they've borrowed a few things from the React community. It's all good, I'm glad to see that "framework A is better than framework B" mentality die away and everyone ju
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by pixel67 11y ago
Love purscript, big advantage to frontend devs
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by pixel67 11y ago
A bit dated wouldn't you say?
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by pixel67 11y ago
That's how I write my JS as well. It's like speaking
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by pixel67 11y ago
I just want to point out that 'JavaScript the Good Parts' is not a good first book for beginners. David Flanagan's book is a much better book to start off with or Zakas book `Professional JavaScript for Web Developers` is the
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by pixel67 11y ago
Where's the one for Boston lol
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by pixel67 11y ago
Good Stuff!
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by pixel67 11y ago
Heroku is awesome
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Real Python: Python Programming By Example(realpython.com)
2 points by pixel67 13y ago|0 comments
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by pixel67 13y ago
Took the test, testing is the future so embrace it
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by pixel67 13y ago
Test often, test soon good article
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RubySource |RubySource(rubysource.com)
1 points by pixel67 13y ago|0 comments
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RubySource | A Simple Content Management System in SinatraRubySource(rubysource.com)
1 points by pixel67 13y ago|0 comments
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by pixel67 13y ago
Backbone has taught me a lot too, I like that it doesn't do any magic. Angular is pretty amazing though at how simple it is to do things with, I'm a bit worried about the magic part. What happens when things start growing and the magic brea