I use this when designing a redux application: 1. Define function signatures of selectors and action creators. 2. Define the state tree shape. Action Creators and Selectors translate to the "API endpoints" as it's the…
Oh cool thanks! useful link too
A little aside - does anyone know what's the colorscheme / theme of the editor in that blogpost?
I used your tutorial for learning to make my first interpreter and learnt a lot from it. Thank you for sharing!
I really liked The Elements of Computing Systems (nand2tetris). The reader gets to build a computer from nand gates up.
Any upsides to using this over a Table view in default kibana?
Flask is a server-side framework, as others have mentioned. You should be comparing it to micro web frameworks like Nodejs' Express, Ruby's Sinatra, PHP's Slim, Java's Spark, etc.
I use DRY to enforce consistency. Bad repetition is when you or other engineers have to also remember to update the repeated parts.
Nice references. Thanks!
Are there any emacs/vim users here who moved to GUI editors like atom or VS code? I would like to know what potential gains could come from using a GUI text editor.
The only time you should avoid trailing commas is if your javascript needs to run on older browsers. If you use babel, you can write your source with trailing commas, then let the build step remove them for older…
I use this when designing a redux application: 1. Define function signatures of selectors and action creators. 2. Define the state tree shape. Action Creators and Selectors translate to the "API endpoints" as it's the…
Oh cool thanks! useful link too
A little aside - does anyone know what's the colorscheme / theme of the editor in that blogpost?
I used your tutorial for learning to make my first interpreter and learnt a lot from it. Thank you for sharing!
I really liked The Elements of Computing Systems (nand2tetris). The reader gets to build a computer from nand gates up.
Any upsides to using this over a Table view in default kibana?
Flask is a server-side framework, as others have mentioned. You should be comparing it to micro web frameworks like Nodejs' Express, Ruby's Sinatra, PHP's Slim, Java's Spark, etc.
I use DRY to enforce consistency. Bad repetition is when you or other engineers have to also remember to update the repeated parts.
Nice references. Thanks!
Are there any emacs/vim users here who moved to GUI editors like atom or VS code? I would like to know what potential gains could come from using a GUI text editor.
The only time you should avoid trailing commas is if your javascript needs to run on older browsers. If you use babel, you can write your source with trailing commas, then let the build step remove them for older…