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by program247365 9y ago
'spacehackers' on Keybase if peeps want to join. I'll be thinking about persistent posts idea as we chat.
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by program247365 9y ago
Had a phone interview with SpaceX recently, they do have some web dev positions: http://www.spacex.com/careers/list
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by program247365 9y ago
Nice!
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by program247365 9y ago
Mmmm, wasn't that familiar with Keybase. That looks nifty, and very encrypted. I do agree that the Slack chat is ugh cuz free plans are limited. But I've seen open Slack (or insert fav chat/forum software here) do well, even
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by program247365 9y ago
I was also thinking about creating a community around this. I was thinking about creating a Slack for folks interested in the webdev + space exploration/tech scene. Anyone interested? Afaik, this is the only thing close right now: htt
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Scientific Method Over Anecdotal Evidence in Technology Choices(kevinridgway.com)
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Show HN: Podcast for Frontend Engineers(theriseoffrontendengineering.com)
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by program247365 11y ago
Your approach is what they were downvoting. Using the words, 'cowardly' to describe other people you don't know, and saying 'I'm better than you', to people you don't know, and saying 'my grandmother
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by program247365 11y ago
Firstly, thanks so much for starting to work on this! Let me suggest a few things: * I'm confused as to why you're using tables for layout? Might want to consider something more modern, and use tables just for tabular data, and us
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by program247365 11y ago
JavaScript is both easy to get into, but difficult to master. There are places on your path to JavaScript mastery where you're literally like, "Did I make the right choices in my life?". Push a little harder, and like anythin
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by program247365 11y ago
Ha! Great minds think alike. I did something similar awhile ago: https://github.com/program247365/engineering-blogs Would love to get contributions, and I'd host it.
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by program247365 11y ago
Thanks. That's awesome! I've been playing with D3 lately. Want to post some about visualizations soon.
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Discovering AST in JavaScript(kevinridgway.com)
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Show HN: Containerize the Web – A Hacker News for Docker(containerizetheweb.com)
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Show HN: Checkout 'Containerize the Web' Site (Docker Resource)(signup.containerizetheweb.com)
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by program247365 13y ago
I always see these kinds of posts, and since I've been doing iOS dev for awhile, I wanted to gather as many iOS dev resources in one place as I could. So I've created this site for that: http://program247365.github.io&#
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by program247365 13y ago
It's a large area of expertise. I can't thing of a book with frontend design or engineering in the title even. Shameless plug: http://theriseoffrontendengineering.com
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by program247365 13y ago
For designers, just including a JS file that does the compiling on the fly seems why LESS gets more love from that group. And also that Twitter Bootstrap uses it as default (although there are SASS ports of Bootstrap). For beginners/designe
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by program247365 13y ago
Yes, but also while keeping in mind best practices, for speed of rendering in browsers: https://developers.google.com/speed/docs/best-practices/rend... See Github's slide deck on CSS performance, and what they gained by being smart about
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by program247365 13y ago
The reasons for this are a couple I can think of: 1. Large web applications will eventually demand this of you to break the large solution into smaller chunks (components/modules). See this methodology: http://coding.smashingmagazine.com/2
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by program247365 14y ago
Check out the articles here: http://bjango.com/articles/ Great resource for what you're looking for. Including downloadable Photoshop actions to make it all easier.
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The Programmer’s Virtues(teamtreehouse.com)
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by program247365 14y ago
Also you may want to post this on http://stackoverflow.com , there are a lot of active .NET programmers over there that could point you to better resources, and probably answer questions that you may have when you get started. A great pay-
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by program247365 14y ago
UPDATE: Wow, thanks everyone! Some great advice. I wasn't expecting such a solid response, and was almost afraid I was going to get bombarded by early twenty-somethings working at startups asking why I was dirtying their site, with my sil
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by program247365 14y ago
Yeah, we've talked about this a lot. We're on the same page with the direction I'm going. At least one solid freelance gig, for the time being to help better make ends meet.
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by program247365 14y ago
Good advice. I've recently started running again. Can you believe I did a half-marathon in high school? God that was a long time ago, but I want to get back there, fitness-wise, and I'm trying to commit to this. I definitely feel better whe
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by program247365 14y ago
Yes. This seems to be a repeating theme through the comments. I'm definitely going to give this a try. :)
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by program247365 14y ago
Thanks so much!
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by program247365 14y ago
> I find this time of the day work better for me than if I stay up late to the night. You are alone, the air is fresh, and you are like having the whole world :-) I love that feeling, and may find myself trying that out again, seems lik
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by program247365 14y ago
Thanks. Yeah, I'm finally turning the corner, and actually doing work, rather than surfing the web, or caving and watching TV or something unproductive. Yeah I attempted that many months ago. My body told me a definitive, "NO." I listened.

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