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My best friend and I just started a gaming Youtube channel! ow.ly/UWwGy Just a trailer so far, but more coming content soon!
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Vote Vote Vote: ow.ly/UCPhH I need your input on which video to use!
Starting new gaming channel! Need help: which intro is better? youtu.be/QUXKy1P8Yy4 or youtu.be/73RAmcfZJSs
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@bobthomson70 @codepo8 @nodejs @izs @craignicol I've used Windows all my life and have never enjoyed my times on Mac. Windows is my choice.
JZ JavaScript Corner retweeted
42% of @nodejs users use Windows as their desktop env. More than any single *nix. If you want devs using your code, this matters. - via @izs
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ow.ly/TMqVw I'm considering doing the exact same thing. Anyone know of any great tutorials for starting with AWS?
Visualizations in JavaScript can be difficult. Check out what JS Charting can do ow.ly/TzQBg
I'm getting more and more excited for CSS Modules ow.ly/SwJgk I wish there was less to do before I could try them in a project
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Any Web Devs in Central WI looking for a job? Footlocker is expanding aggressively! ow.ly/Si0jq And you can work with me :)
Promises #4 (and final one this week). What's The Point Of Promises? ow.ly/NInzu
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Post #3 about Promises this week: Patterns for Asynchronous Programming with Promises ow.ly/NIn1M One of my best from last year.
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Post #2 about Promises this week: Are JavaScript Promises swallowing your errors? ow.ly/NIlpl
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Got a few articles to share about Promises this week. For starters: The 4 Functions You Need To Avoid Callback Hell ow.ly/NIkdO
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Choosing Your JavaScript Framework ow.ly/NHZIn A fun infographic with all of the main points for deciding on a JS framework.
For anyone cool enough to still be using Firefox for development - like me :) - ow.ly/NcGjY New dev features!
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Progressive Enhancement ow.ly/NaEXt Can't live with it, can't live without it. A bit more difficult than Craig makes it sound.
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Here's a great point that specifically talks about Ember, but it has implications to make all open source better: ow.ly/MoAhf
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Abstract the "outside". Your app shouldn't know about the web or the database, etc. ow.ly/MbXMB