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My thoughts on Ramp Receipts on @ProductHunt producthunt.com/posts/ramp-r…
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Perf tip: Don't ship React's DEV mode to production. Use Webpack's DefinePlugin to set NODE_ENV + minify + gzip for faster, smaller bundles.
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The videos from the talks at @ngbeconf are now available on YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UCnMfZM2… #angular #ngbe
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Im Happy to announce my 1ˢᵗ conference of 2017 will be at @ngVikingsConf speaking about #Angular Outside The Browser bit.ly/ngvikings
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#dotnet programmers want to learn #Javascript! Join javascriptkicks.com | JavaScriptKicks by @JavascriptKicks dotnetkicks.com/r/127871?url…
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We've been overwhelmed with the positive feedback about the update! 😍
Thank you so much, and keep it coming!
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At the @meteorjs hackathon in Tokyo – at Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
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A (very, very, very) comprehensive checklist for your new open source JavaScript project. ericdouglas.github.io/2015/0… #fronteers15
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AMP terrifies me. Such exciting work being done to bring mobile web to life. But not if you remove scripting. Hope you like your toast plain
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You can now use ES6 (via @babeljs) in JSFiddle.
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The Future of the JavaScript front-end framework - Medium buff.ly/1BpuUCy #angularjs #reactjs #aureliajs #emberjs
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I just published “The Future of the JavaScript front-end framework” medium.com/@RobertTheGrey/th… #angular #reactjs #aurelia
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Question: Have you starred #AureliaJS on GitHub yet? If not, GET YOUR MOUSE READY! github.com/aurelia/framework Do it. It'll feel good, I promise
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I haven't done much ES6 but then I wrote this without really thinking:
iterable.map(item => `foo-${item.id}`)
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