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ljharb
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About ljharb
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Comment #34576223
it, _, result, and $ are all valid identifiers already; the only choices would have to be syntax errors currently.
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Comment #33890377
npm doesn’t offer these things, so it’s not a useful comparison.
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Comment #17242400
substack isn't a startup, it's a human being . Regardless of something being pg's "take", that doesn't make what you've done here ethical, or good for the ecosystem, or good for yo…
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Comment #15766315
default exports are precisely as tree-shakeable/dead-code-eliminate-able as named exports; this topic just isn't remotely relevant to the discussion.
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Comment #15766184
A default export is what a module is ; a named export is what a module has . Both tools are useful; both are necessary; most modules should have a single default export.
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Comment #15766168
1) you should be consistent, it's not your place to force users of your code what to name things 2) `import { foo as myBetterName } from 'path'`; your argument (about consistent na…
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Comment #10191185
nvm maintainer here: this is true - but please use `node`, since the concept of "stable" and "unstable" has died with the advent of node v4.0 using semver. All node versions are no…
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Comment #10189868
nvm maintainer here: you do not need the `v`, it will always be automatically added if you've provided a version number that doesn't already match to an existing alias.
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Comment #10189861
nvm maintainer here: the only thing that's done over HTTP is the initial redirect on http://nvm.sh , which will soon be HTTPS. This URL is only used if you type it in (because it's…
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Comment #7157979
"The solution to worrying about JS lib/framework size: include one less .jpg on your site." - https://twitter.com/paul_irish/status/227203681462927361 also, https://twitter.com/tre…
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Comment #1748584
I use Panic's Coda for PHP, CSS, JS, and very lightly for Ruby on Rails. It needs code folding and git integration, but otherwise is quite pleasant to use and doesn't take up very …
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Comment #1053542
Recurly.com
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Comment #1036763
I'm about to implement Recurly http://www.recurly.com/ on my own site, on top of PayPal Website Payments Pro. Recurly abstracts my gateway's API stuff and stores payment details so…
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Comment #769592
I like it - but ABSOLUTELY turn off autoplay. Autoplay is the devil. Don't force choices on users by playing audio for them - and if someone doesn't know how to push "play" then th…
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Comment #708295
You should make an Amazon EC2 image and offer an already set-up service (with maintennance and whatnot) for 110% the cost of EC2. That gives me a low barrier to trying it out (it s…