Siege @idesmar

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Siege @idesmar

2 years ago

Some interesting comments here. The good kind, btw.

Ryan Els @RyanEls4

2 years ago

What is this 🤔👇🏻

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Siege @idesmar

2 years ago

If there's something I've learned from this is that using one-liners causes ambiguity and results to misinterpretation of intent.

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gbae the app developer @daboigbae

3 years ago

As a programmer - would you buy this shirt?

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Kelly Vaughn @kvlly

3 years ago

I will never not find this funny

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Programmer Humor @PR0GRAMMERHUM0R

3 years ago

relevantTitle reddit.com/r/programmerhu…

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Photopea @photopeacom

3 years ago

The first version of Vectorpea.com has been released! Let's create the best vector editor together! :)

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Nelson Djalo | Amigoscode @AmigosCode

3 years ago

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Javarevisited @javarevisited

3 years ago

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javinpaul @javinpaul

3 years ago

How to Join Two or More Tables in a SQL query? Left Join Example Leetcode Solution buff.ly/44ezV5C

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Lee Robinson @leerob

3 years ago

Coming soon to @nextjs – improved SEO support!

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Steve (Builder.io) @Steve8708

3 years ago

Quick tip: avoid plain objects when you need to frequently create and remove keys, and use a Map instead You can get better performance and ergonomics More cool things you can do with Maps in my latest blog post: builder.io/blog/maps

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Luke Edwards @lukeed05

3 years ago

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Luke Edwards @lukeed05

4 years ago

Shared with me today Results with a simple JSON object clone. If using `klona/lite` or `klona/json` then it'd be even faster (fewer checks): measurethat.net/Benchmarks/Sho…

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Cory House @housecor

3 years ago

Problem: You need to deep clone a JavaScript object. Solution: structuredClone. It clones nearly everything including dates, array, blobs, Error, and much more. And it's supported in all major browsers. 🔥 #javascript

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Steve (Builder.io) @Steve8708

4 years ago

A cure for React useState hell? You may not realize how easily you can replace useState with useReducer and simplify your state management You can read more in my latest blog post: builder.io/blog/use-reduc…

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Siege @idesmar

4 years ago

@hashnode Currently, Tailwind. CSS is still great but Tailwind is just so productive to not use more often.

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Siege @idesmar

4 years ago

Git v2.39 on Windows allows switching branches and carrying over uncommitted changes; without the need of `stash`? Just noticed it. In which version did this start? Also, recently noticed a clear distinction betwen use of `checkout` and `switch`. #git

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Siege @idesmar

4 years ago

@RealChrisSean "Your Internet connection is fast". Is there something I'm missing here? 🧐

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Siege @idesmar

4 years ago

@getpeid No likes? It's a W & L at the same time. Lol. Oh well... ¯\_ (ツ) _/¯

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Pradeep Pandey @Div_pradeep

4 years ago

Don't pay for Expensive JavaScript Courses. Use these 8 amazing GitHub repositories to learn JavaScript for FREE: A Thread🧵👇

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Cory House @housecor

4 years ago

This isn’t error handling: .catch((error) => { console.log(error); }); That’s error swallowing. 😬 The user doesn’t watch the console. So, they don't know an error occurred. The solution? Show a message when an error occurs. .catch((error) => { setError(error); });