Then don't do that. Write a method to get the list id. And FWIW I honestly think JSX is misstep.
The back button worked just fine for me on Chrome.
Tried it based on all the positive reviews here and really didn't like it. A lot of their modes had some heavy noise distortion that distracted me more than it calmed me. I am really not sure why people would choose…
For a website about visual subject matter, the website is quite ugly. I absolutely hate that the author decided on devoting an entire column to just the menu resulting in the body text being off-centered. There's just…
> As a vocal critic of the Linux Desktop well, go on then, elaborate...
> Stack Overflow is a wiki first This is such an out of touch statement it's hilarious. Stackoverflow is a wiki in the same way my dog is a heater.
What frustrates me about these kind of articles is that they ignore things other than technical perfection. Yes, the web platform isn't the ideal work environment, but at least its got mass adoption and has some kind of…
This seems like its trying to force advice for one domain to another when its not appropriate. I disagree strongly with one or two of the rules. But an even bigger problem is that some (or even most) of the advice…
Then don't do that. Write a method to get the list id. And FWIW I honestly think JSX is misstep.
The back button worked just fine for me on Chrome.
Tried it based on all the positive reviews here and really didn't like it. A lot of their modes had some heavy noise distortion that distracted me more than it calmed me. I am really not sure why people would choose…
For a website about visual subject matter, the website is quite ugly. I absolutely hate that the author decided on devoting an entire column to just the menu resulting in the body text being off-centered. There's just…
> As a vocal critic of the Linux Desktop well, go on then, elaborate...
> Stack Overflow is a wiki first This is such an out of touch statement it's hilarious. Stackoverflow is a wiki in the same way my dog is a heater.
What frustrates me about these kind of articles is that they ignore things other than technical perfection. Yes, the web platform isn't the ideal work environment, but at least its got mass adoption and has some kind of…
This seems like its trying to force advice for one domain to another when its not appropriate. I disagree strongly with one or two of the rules. But an even bigger problem is that some (or even most) of the advice…