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kjbekkelund
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About kjbekkelund
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Cognite | Oslo, Norway | ONSITE (we help relocate) | https://www.cognite.com/en/careers At Cognite we provide contextualized data as a service, and through that enable full-scale d…
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Elastic | Senior JavaScript Engineer | Anywhere | REMOTE (or ONSITE, if you want to) Elastic is the company behind the open source projects Elasticsearch, Kibana, Logstash and Beat…
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Elastic ( http://elastic.co ) • ONSITE & REMOTE (Anywhere) • Front-end Developer • Full-time Elastic, the company behind Elasticsearch and Kibana, is hiring. We're looking for fron…
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Elastic ( http://elastic.co ) • ONSITE & REMOTE (Anywhere) • Front-end Developer • Full-time Elastic, the company behind Elasticsearch and Kibana, is hiring. We're looking for fron…
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Comment #8107657
The weather rocket was launched from the island where I grew up in Norway (Andøya in Vesterålen, just north of Lofoten). After the event a local marketing agency created this t-shi…
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Comment #7546163
We want more great stuff of Superhero.js, so we're open for suggestions here or in the GitHub issues: https://github.com/superherojs/superherojs/issues We are thinking about adding…
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Comment #7546152
Indeed. It is a great read. I just had to include it on Superhero.js when I finished reading it a couple of days ago. Especially valuable if you already know some JS.
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Comment #6482391
Not necessarily. A median of $93,000 AUD would mean that half of web developers are earning more.
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Comment #6392878
Thanks. I would love to see more "experience reports" with testing Angular and Ember apps. Especially with regards to end-to-end tests.
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Comment #5437164
I wasn't commenting on Backbone itself, I was commenting on getting started with Backbone. I've held 15+ workshops and presentations on Backbone and helped a lot of people getting …
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Comment #5437070
Jeremy, what I've seen most people struggle with (including myself in the beginning) is those first couple of hundred lines of code. How does everything fit together? How should I …
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Comment #5407452
Got an answer from Websense: "Categorization updates should be reflected in the next scheduled database publication, and will be available shortly to Real-Time Updates subscribers"…
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Comment #5407366
Thanks for suggesting! Haven't seen the talk before. We'll take a look at it :)
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Comment #5406897
We are very open to adding high-quality "generic" programming resources. At least on "organizing" and "testing" there are probably some awesome resources our there. Any recommendat…
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Comment #5406813
Are there any awesome resources on JS minifying/building? We're trying not to link to specific tools, but to great resources that explain the what's and why's.
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Comment #5406770
Haha, "little or no useful content" ;) I'll send them an email. Thanks!
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Comment #5406765
Are there any specific articles (or videos etc) from Rebecca and Peter you recommend? :)
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Comment #5406646
Great stuff. We're going to check it out as soon as we can :)
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Comment #5406627
Yeah, we have heard that from several others too :/ I have no idea why it's happening. Anyone who knows how to solve the problem?
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Comment #5406489
Thanks, GitHub link fixed.
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Comment #5406488
We haven't read it so we didn't feel we could recommend it. But it's absolutely among the books that might end up on the list. :)