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crackinmalackin

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    Comment #48058698

    Absolutely. News like this is so hard to ignore. Nervous as hell to drop big money on things the family needs right now. Grateful to have a job, but life overall was just better in…

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    Comment #42816853

    Awesome work getting this updated with Svelte 5!

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    Comment #37920140

    Worms Armageddon. Enough randomness to maintain replayability. Deep strategy elements for those players dedicated enough.

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    Comment #37901976

    I know it's not a apples to apples comparison, but the same parent company nonetheless. Not a good look after closing the deal on 69 billion for activision blizzard. Couldn't have …

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    Comment #37586738

    I see these changes as net positive in the long run. Especially since it sounds like performance is getting a boost as well. The $props rune isn't something I realized I needed, bu…

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    Comment #37051411

    I don't see how it can hurt adoption? Svelte/Sveltekit are already stable. This is simply an update from the Svelte team about how performance is getting even better. If anything, …

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    Comment #36840510

    Love this! Thanks for sharing

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    Comment #34233926

    Location: Salt Lake City, UT Remote: Yes, or onsite if in UT Willing to relocate: No, Technologies: JavaScript/TypeScript, HTML/CSS, React, Svelte, Angular, Node.js, Deno, MongoDB …

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    Comment #34223468

    I'm also looking for a frontend position. I don't see it listed on the hiring page though.

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    Comment #32029291

    I've had a M1 mac mini for about a year now. It's been a really great machine, dead silent (never heard the fan), super fast and responsive. No complaints really, software mostly s…

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    Comment #31820763

    People grind leetcode problems for weeks or months ahead of time though. Most take assignments are throwaway code, but once in a while they are things you can add to a portfolio an…

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    Comment #31817355

    100% agree on the 1 hour maximum live challenge. As long as the challenge is relevant to the role being applied for, this is the way to go. This is enough time for the company to s…

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    Comment #31817225

    That hiring process doesn't sound too bad to me. I know some people are iffy on the take home portion though. I'm looking for work at the moment, 5+ years as a Frontend web dev. Re…

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    Comment #31817195

    I'm in between jobs at the moment and a lot of people here are commenting with some very reasonable hiring practices that I actually haven't seen out in the wild yet. From what I'm…

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    Comment #31596742

    This is awesome! Great work! I’m so excited to see more things being built with svelte.

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    Comment #31507184

    A Diablo type ARPG, but set in the Starcraft universe.

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    Comment #30247239

    I think the author is justified in his thinking here. It's a large time investment to build skills to a certain level. To just set aside those hard earned skills, and not know when…

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    Comment #30246954

    I had this almost exact same experience last year. I left the company only after six months. I definitely saw my front end skills take a big hit in those six months. I think the au…

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    Comment #28763636

    Josh Comeaus css course is one of the most amazing courses I’ve ever purchased. I also wouldn’t be a web dev without Wes Bos and his courses. Brad Traversy, Max Depps sorry I know …

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    Comment #27415483

    The tech industry is brutal in this regard. If programming and working on side projects isn’t your main hobby, then you are falling behind in some regard. Everyone wants freedom to…

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    Comment #26897367

    Depends on the team. I think we need to define basic understanding here, too many front end devs don’t have what I would call a basic understanding of CSS.

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    Comment #26897167

    Totally false. This is like saying JS isn’t a core skill because there are site builders out there. You can get away without knowing a lot CSS but it absolutely makes a huge differ…

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    Comment #23890776

    This is incredible! Thank you so much for all your hard work! Words cannot express my gratitude for this. I have so many fond memories of playing worms WA with friends and family. …

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    Comment #23290925

    Can anyone share any positive experiences with MongoDB? I wouldn’t think MongoDB as perfect like any other piece of tech, but the unanimous hatred for it seems a little overblown. …