shady_trails

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by shady_trails 11y ago
I am happy to see they pulled this magnitude of investment. Curious why? There are exactly two possibilities: 1. The product is developed and released in a few years, its amazing, and everyone is happy. 2. It sucks, investors lose their mo
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by shady_trails 11y ago
I've been using Quiver for the last year as a means of writing programming tutorials for beginners. Fantastic product. I usually save the notebooks I create onto google drive, which gives me the ability to easily open each notebook on
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No, You Don't Need to Struggle Testing React(rallycoding.com)
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by shady_trails 11y ago
As someone who makes heavy use of redux-rx[1], this looks fantastic. While using Redux, one of the greatest productivity gains I encountered was moving more parts of my application to frp. In particular, I've found that reflecting po
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by shady_trails 11y ago
That is hurtful to say. While the two products are in a similar space, neither can claim to have a monopoly on internet-based tech education. Project-based learning like this is a goldmine for anyone looking to get into web dev. It makes
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by shady_trails 11y ago
You have an interesting opinion. Coffeescript has, for several years now, encompassed nearly the entire API surface of ES2015. * Comprehensions (more flexible with Coffeescript). Wait, that's ES7 now. * Template strings * For
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by shady_trails 11y ago
Continuing work on an online course on React JS, found here: https://www.udemy.com/learn-and-understand-reactjs/?couponCo... . I had some challenges with the course at the started, but refocused my efforts in making sur
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by shady_trails 11y ago
Its an easy question to deflect. - "I don't feel comfortable sharing that" - "I'm still looking at a couple different options and don't want to pigeon hole myself" - "What salary is being offered with