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by unleashit 2mo ago
This should be the top comment, especially since organic search has been lost. Not to be overly critical because Codepen was great in its time, but it's now on individual websites to upgrade their search game if they want to stay relev
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by unleashit 10mo ago
Hey, the bottom line is the project looks promising and I'm sure it's a lot of hard work. That said, because time is limited, for now I'll have to pass on spinning it up for the reasons mentioned. I took a look at the shell s
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by unleashit 10mo ago
Side question: It looks interesting but what's with the trend of open source projects providing such bloated installs? The recommended getting started with docker (which first recommends cloning a 350mb repo) seems to assume you need t
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by unleashit 11mo ago
Seeking ~32 hr/week position Location: Portland, OR Remote: Yes, and/or in-house. Experienced with both. Willing to relocate: maybe (SF Bay Area or Seattle only) Technologies: Typescript, Javascript, React, Redux, Next.js, Node.js
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by unleashit 1y ago
The evidence is tell me how many tech companies, especially startups, have a large ratio of over 40s? If age discrimination were better enforced, the OP might have a very different (and more fair) market to try your experiment. Until that h
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by unleashit 1y ago
Sounds like you have an inordinate amount of faith in the market to decide what's fair.
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by unleashit 3y ago
Thanks. Need to try MSW, but right now it's not clear to me how it can be used more than a fake HTTP endpoint. With Storybook, I can create links with any set of props I want for each component (or change with the controls). A lot of s
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by unleashit 3y ago
Thanks for the explanation, but I still don't understand how MSW and Storybook are comparable. As you said, MSW can be used to isolate a "backend". But Storybook really mainly to isolate the "frontend" parts. I see
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by unleashit 3y ago
Haven't used MSW, but don't people use it for mocking APIs? Isn't that apples and oranges? If your stories need data, you can always still use MSW. But otherwise when it comes to testing (in the app vs. Stories) I'd agre
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by unleashit 3y ago
Just finishing up a Storybook based on the v8 beta and was pleasantly surprised how far it's come along since I last tried it a few years ago. The auto docs (with the help of react-docgen) while still a bit rough on the edges and buggy
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Storybook 8(storybook.js.org)
86 points by unleashit 3y ago|36 comments
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by unleashit 3y ago
This is such an interesting attitude. I hope I don't inherit any of your projects. I have the opposite take... that the world needs him more than ever. Tailwind is the pump and dump of web development. I can definitely see the allure w
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by unleashit 3y ago
I suppose it's not too bad for trying to see where the sun don't shine.
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by unleashit 3y ago
Exactly and IMO we would all be better served if F/T employees were treated more as "temp to hire". Contractors would still be contractors in terms of taxes, benefits, expectation of where/how services are rendered, etc.
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by unleashit 3y ago
Just wondering, do you think it would have helped your situation if it were the cultural norm to "try before you buy" for both parties? Obviously it takes time to get up to speed and productivity, but it seems better and more prod
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by unleashit 3y ago
Lol. Judging from the last rocket I think there could be some nose bleeds for cheap. I humbly ask though instead of mars, go colonize somewhere in a galaxy far far away. Otherwise, you'd be much too close for comfort for us Earthlings.
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by unleashit 3y ago
If you're so against hearing any kind of rationalization or nuance about the drawbacks of unchecked population growth, please buy a ticket from Elon and turn some other planet into your Coruscant. Because some of us like this one, and
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by unleashit 4y ago
As a designer-turned-developer, I find this topic and the comments amusing. I don't think there's much question that the agency in question treated the client terribly, and should have been fired post haste and early. That said, y
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by unleashit 4y ago
The point I was trying to make was just because Tailwind doesn't happen to be expressive enough to get you into that particular kind of mess isn't a reason to use it. True, its fair to say you can write bad CSS or SASS, but that&#
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by unleashit 4y ago
I don't think the example compares. In languages like JS, double, triple or even further nested ternaries are possible. But terser isn't always better because human readability is important. I can easily understood your SASS examp
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by unleashit 4y ago
100th birthday celebration for Sarod master and Bay Area Treasure Ali Akbar Khansahib. Sidenote: I'm very impressed that in 2022 the community chose to put some creative energy into a website. It feels so much more personalized than th
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Maestro Ali Akbar Khan's 100th Anniversary(aliakbarkhan.com)
2 points by unleashit 4y ago|1 comments
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by unleashit 5y ago
Khaaaaaaan! Originally in the intro to the second star trek movie: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kobayashi_Maru
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by unleashit 5y ago
Sorry, haven't even read the article but I just love how the nerds are still preserving the memories and lessons of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan.
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by unleashit 5y ago
I love how the new Reddit gets frequently used as a straw man in arguments of front end developers are bad, the state of front end is a mess, etc. If you care to look at the actual reasons that Reddit and so many modern websites really are
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by unleashit 5y ago
SEEKING WORK | Portland, OR or REMOTE Front End Engineer (Full Stack Javascript) with 20 years of experience. My specialty is front end and React (currently), although I'm also skilled in Node.js and general backend. I'm available
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by unleashit 5y ago
Waiting for a good UI library comparison that focuses on how the library works, how it's customized and how it performs. Instead, they usually focus on stuff like Github stars, which companies are using it, etc. Those are important of
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by unleashit 6y ago
Wondering why you think this is better. Not sure the trade off of a messy dockerfile and/or adding a bunch of layers (possibly bloating the image size) is worth the trade off if the concern is just about forgetting to update the docker
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by unleashit 6y ago
Yeah that could be it. I use the gamepad or sometimes an air mouse. Both work fine. My only gripe is Nvidia doesn't let you put side loaded apps on the homescreen.
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by unleashit 6y ago
It works well for me on Android TV with Nvidia Shield. At one point I noticed after a Newpipe upgrade I couldn't get the cursor to go down to the list of videos. So I downgraded for a couple of weeks. Then when the next version came ou

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