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by togakangaroo 1y ago
Also a link on that noladevs site to the community slack. That one has been going since early Launchpad days....what? 14 years ago?
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by togakangaroo 1y ago
Hey, I'm the author of the linked article, cool to see this is still getting passed around. Definitely agree there's no perfect solution. There's some escaping that seems to work ok, but that's going to break CSV-imports
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by togakangaroo 2y ago
I think I left my context collapse a little here. The article had gotten really good feedback when I passed it around in the various communities I'm in, but I hadn't written it with the idea of the broader hackersphere in mind. I
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by togakangaroo 2y ago
Ah, yes, I mean, agree that would have been technically correct, but like I said, its just not how a lot of the web works. auth0-nextjs seems to react to `GET` by default (though it might also work with `POST` and you certainly can override
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by togakangaroo 2y ago
Author of the post here, There was no form submission, I'm not sure where you got that. There was also no POST. Though yes, I agree that in the core HTTP semantic, you wouldn't want to change state on a GET and that should includ
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A heck of a wild bug chase(georgemauer.net)
66 points by togakangaroo 2y ago|56 comments
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Announcing Tech Terms for Memorization(georgemauer.net)
10 points by togakangaroo 8y ago|0 comments
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by togakangaroo 11y ago
Interesting post with a few neat things I didn't know (spread on an object? Very cool) But then you still have. To deal with awesome functional helpers like denounce, not to mention insanely useful things like cloneDeep and zipObject.
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by togakangaroo 11y ago
Fantastic, now what if your domain model actually requires an underscore in things? Or more realistically umm ... ooh ... I dunno, how about I want to write some infrastructure, that iterates over objects? Surely, that's not a thing we