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crashdown
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Comment #17933025
Reminds me of this http://mewo2.com/notes/terrain/
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Comment #17142605
/r/thatHappened
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Comment #15796070
MotoGP > F1
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Comment #15557450
PHP...
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Comment #15434911
I think you missed: Morty: "Aw jeez..."
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Comment #14349371
Possibly relates to how the syntax will be very similar to how to write native custom elements with ES6 as shown in the specifications here: https://w3c.github.io/webcomponents/spe…
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Comment #14085920
I'm surprised it took them so long to do this. Someone else made one ages ago at https://www.materialpalette.com/
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Comment #13529633
How long have you been meditating and how long do you meditate for in both of your daily sessions?
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Comment #13373355
Must do surely. The attackers would have your email and password but wouldn't be able to login?
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Comment #13326192
Don't forget that you can also host jekyll blogs on github pages!
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Comment #13004537
Stock image... Do a reverse google image search on it and you'll find lots of articles using it.
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Comment #12835657
out of interest, why did you do this as a gist rather than a project? That way, people could have raised pull-requests to add their project to your list.
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Comment #12804913
I found this tutorial really really helpful: http://academy.plot.ly/#react
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Comment #12691708
I think you've hit the nail on the head here.
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Comment #12691702
Of course it doesn't undermine it's own credibility. If you turn off JS you'll see that the site still works. It's progressively enhanced using JS to give you examples of what is s…
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Comment #12691690
This website does not need JavaScript. It's progressively enhanced with it.
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Comment #12683233
in before sublime/atom is better...
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Comment #12604418
This looks good. Is not not available on npm?
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Comment #12565078
I completely agree with this. You don't need a framework for a website at all - especially if it's a small one. Saying that, you can't go wrong with https://getbootstrap.com/
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Comment #12555608
http://www.reactnative.com/built-with-react-native/
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Comment #12555602
https://facebook.github.io/react-native/showcase.html
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Comment #12539623
I just wanted to show it to people who have not seen it before. It is a marvellous invention :D
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Comment #12538906
The Magic Roundabout https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_Roundabout_(Swindon) That is all.
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Comment #12336435
in before Visual Stuidio Code/Sublime is better than Atom