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vikR0001
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Comment #41500977
This looks very interesting! Is it possible to implement this in a node.js web app? Does it work with any build tool? How much latency does it add to a production server?
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Comment #40239969
In my opinion, this article a hilarious joke, a satire. I mean... > Let's take a look at what the bootstrapping code for a very minimal syntax looks like: > > ldfgldftgldfdtgl > df…
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Comment #39841856
This is very cool. Note: the chalk-on-chalkboard sound comes to my speakers as harsh static.
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Comment #38558151
Is there a good forum for React users to ask questions and discuss best practices?
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Comment #38113437
You might want to look at https://www.meteor.com/ . There aren't a lot of alternatives to it that do such a good job of providing its benefits: - Zero-config build tool - Accounts …
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Comment #38097992
Is there a legend for the shading? I wasn't quite sure what shades of color meant what amounts of light pollution.
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Comment #37164528
Will you be HIPAA-compliant?
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Comment #34729793
Meteor is a very strong option. It will build anything you throw at it. It has built-in accounts so you can get your login/auth system running very quickly. It has a lot of options…
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Comment #34665739
You're working at one of the best companies in the world and you want to go back to college? Why? You're doing great.
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Comment #34665711
In the author's footnote #1, he praises Svelte and Vue. So the whole article boils down to "Don't use React, use Svelte/Vue instead."
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Comment #34119719
> You inherit an asset that you are forced to liquidate in order to afford the inheritance taxes on that asset. Do you live in France by any chance?
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Comment #34119708
Do you live in France by any chance?
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Comment #33610318
How can a little iPhone possibly have enough power to transmit data all the distance to a satellite?
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Comment #33080276
First of all, you're really good at identifying the need for people to be able to answer this question! It's a very good question because often people aren't aware of their own ski…
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Comment #32906779
Anybody in Ft. Myers, Florida?
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Comment #32858222
What payment processors are safe to rely on?
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Comment #32411597
Selenium can be very difficult to install when it comes to specific browser libraries.. Playwright, just as one example, is very easy to install.
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Comment #32368871
You can do something like this. This query can be created and run on the client: ``` const SAMPLE_JOIN_QUERY = gql` query ($main_data_id: String!) { mainData( main_data_id: $main_d…
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Comment #32368819
When you say it doesn't support tables, can you provide more info? GraphQL can return lists of course.
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Comment #32368804
Let's say you need to get a field back that is already in the database table, but that wasn't previously returned by the GraphQL endpoint. All you have to do on the front end is as…
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Comment #31029895
You've done it all in terms of family/work/money. The next achievement to unlock may be creating a work of art. Take a look at my site that documents what a real work of art is and…
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Comment #29655299
Just use Meteor and/or Apollo. They have all this stuff figured out. https://www.meteor.com/ https://www.apollographql.com/
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Comment #29192769
No-code is definitely useful today for certain specific use cases, especially to create apps that collect data, store it in a database, and report to the client the results of some…
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Comment #28970725
Go to events for people that have the same interests you do. You're likely to make some friends at events like this if you go to a lot of them.
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Comment #28843388
I'm a javascript developer. My build tool is Meteor and I host on Galaxy. Deployment is one line of code in the terminal. Scaling is handled automatically. :)