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Do I have any followers in Sao Paulo, or do you know any cool front-end people from here?
Visiting for a couple of days and would love to meet local folks.
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We're pleased to announce Global Diversity CFP Day 2019 will be on Saturday March 2nd 🎉
We need YOU to organise a workshop, whereever you are, to support people from underrepresented and margainalised groups in writing their 1st talk proposal. globaldiversitycfpday.com/
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Ever duplicate an issue? 🤦♂️
Want to see similar work going on in your repo?
Relatable.
With related issues you can check what's happening in your repo with just a few clicks
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👍 Tech wise looks like there’s #d3js, #SVG and #elm according to @WhatRuns
Looks like someone put a lot of ❤️ into this little course, 10/10 :)

(6/8)
👍 It integrates existing solutions instead of reinventing things.
Here’s a very cool @YouTube integration which lets the learners jump to different parts of the song.
(5/8)
👍 All this mostly keyboard accessible (except some smaller bugs, and unfortunately the grid 😞)
* There’s also the way to play notes from the keyboard.
* Also little piano diagram is a very small detail, but can be really helpful
[learningmusic.ableton.com/no…]
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👍It has some simple exercises to engage the learner:
* There’s a little popover focusing user attention on the exercise
* There’s a “fill in solution” button in case the user get lost.
[learningmusic.ableton.com/ma…]
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👍It lets the learner interact and try things on their own for every example.
For every example it’s possible to change the pattern / temp.
[learningmusic.ableton.com/ma…]
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👍 It starts by showing the learner the final result of what they’d learn.
Allows combining different pieces of the song resulting in 1 of 256 different combinations all of which sound great.
(0/8) I’m amazed by how thought through and nicely implemented this tutorial is:
learningmusic.ableton.com/
While it focuses on teaching how to make 🎼 music, the general principles are applicable for any kind of tutorial (e.g. programming).
#music#javascript#tutorial
Okay everyone, this is the React Native announcement you were all waiting for at the React Conf!
We are working on making "React Native" just "Native" and enabling other frameworks to run on top of its native part.