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Heya! This thread is going to be a mini-review of the @Surface Go for development purposes. #nodejs #javascript
The Surface Go is a 400 gram Surface device with a 64 bit Intel CPU, and Windows 10.
TLDR: I'm VERY happy. 😊
Here is my lovely website! csclub.co #madewithbulma
My needs are simple while choosing #CSS framework:
No #JavaSript because I don't mind writing in #JS for the things I need.
I came across Skeleton (getskeleton.com) when I was looking for CSS #Framework, which was not included JS.
No #JavaSript because I don't mind writing in #JS for the things I need.
I came across Skeleton (getskeleton.com) when I was looking for CSS #Framework, which was not included JS.
I used to like #Skeleton by @dhg, it's true that it is dead simple #responsive #boilerplate. Skeleton is truly #mobile-first. Not only in terms of mobile web experience but also the code is written in CSS.
Good evening everyone, thanks for joining me on #consonancestories
I will like to thank @ConsonanceClub for having me on today's #consonancestories
I must have mixed things up. Thread not chronological. Trying to fix that
#MagicLeap One hardcore engineer review-preview
- Meshing + tracking is great, do _not_ need to please it
- Very cool to see the virtual world clipped by real!
- World-aware content is the killer feature, the tech nailed it
- World mesh persists
- Great suspend/resume
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- Meshing + tracking is great, do _not_ need to please it
- Very cool to see the virtual world clipped by real!
- World-aware content is the killer feature, the tech nailed it
- World mesh persists
- Great suspend/resume
1/
- Lumin runtime + Lumin SDK immersive was a great technical direction
- Controller tracking is surprisingly good 6DOF, in or out of view
- Hands tracking is fast
- Opacity is a total NON-issue, not even top 10
- At one point I thought my wall had a hole in it
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- Controller tracking is surprisingly good 6DOF, in or out of view
- Hands tracking is fast
- Opacity is a total NON-issue, not even top 10
- At one point I thought my wall had a hole in it
2/
- Surround audio is surprisingly great, no headphones needed
- FOV is a little annoying at first, but you don't notice after a while
- Clip planes are too close
- No pixels, feels higher res than Vive despite FOV
- You can see a bit of prisming, but aesthetic feels right
3/
- FOV is a little annoying at first, but you don't notice after a while
- Clip planes are too close
- No pixels, feels higher res than Vive despite FOV
- You can see a bit of prisming, but aesthetic feels right
3/
This just reoccured to me for the nth time, but I really wish browsers would just pass along the layout engines own cached values with Scroll/Resize events, like: scrollPosition[x,y], document[w,h], window[w,h] /cc @ietf @w3c @csswg @webkit @mozilla @MicrosoftEdge
...heck, even just a delta[x,y] would be an improvement.
it would make things like parallaxers & scroll position based triggers so much smoother (like at least 2x instantly), since we wouldn't be causing thrashing when we attempt to re-measure these values every 16ms (or sooner)
it would make things like parallaxers & scroll position based triggers so much smoother (like at least 2x instantly), since we wouldn't be causing thrashing when we attempt to re-measure these values every 16ms (or sooner)
ultimately, I'd love to see a mechanism for subscribing to high-frequency property value updates. so that we don't need to request measurements for certain element properties in tight loops. but rather, could just receive them in a callback
So many of my sketches begin with the same function: producing a uniform distribution of values along an array, between [0..1] range. Here's how it looks in JavaScript.
I'm calling it "arcs" (for arc lengths) but perhaps there is a proper name for this sort of thing?
I'm calling it "arcs" (for arc lengths) but perhaps there is a proper name for this sort of thing?
I use this for all sorts of things, like generating an N-sided polygon:
(Ive never been able to say this yet)
🙋Well Actually!🙋
All of Office 365 is (almost finished) being completely rewritten in this little scripting language called #JavaScript.
And Skype
And Microsoft Teams
And @Code
And all of @MSEdgeDev Debug Protocol (instead of C++)
nbd
🙋Well Actually!🙋
All of Office 365 is (almost finished) being completely rewritten in this little scripting language called #JavaScript.
And Skype
And Microsoft Teams
And @Code
And all of @MSEdgeDev Debug Protocol (instead of C++)
nbd
Also,
C++ is RFCs for adopting JavaScript's module system because it's so damn good for static analysis. 😍🔥😍🔥
cc @jfbastien please make me look stupid if I'm wrong
C++ is RFCs for adopting JavaScript's module system because it's so damn good for static analysis. 😍🔥😍🔥
cc @jfbastien please make me look stupid if I'm wrong
And in case you were wondering. This is the goal and beauty. (At least the pieces I can talk about 😏)
Inspired by @patio11 @RachelTobac @HydeNS33k @holman @sehurlburt here is a list "Quick Things Many People Find Too Obvious To Have Told You Already" aka "Things I wish someone had told me earlier"
I've often heard that #DevOps is all about #empathy and I agree.
As an operations person, the most helpful empathetic developers I ever saw were the ones that were told: "20% of your bonus depends on a rating of you from the Operations people"
As an operations person, the most helpful empathetic developers I ever saw were the ones that were told: "20% of your bonus depends on a rating of you from the Operations people"
I didn't believe this for a long time but you can 100% start a blog, write interesting posts and get people to pay you money to tell you more about what's in those blog posts.
Put another way: there are videos of people putting together Duplo on YouTube with MILLIONS of views.
Put another way: there are videos of people putting together Duplo on YouTube with MILLIONS of views.
R3D001: Statrted @udacity Front End NanoDegree (FEND) yesterday. #100DaysOfCode #GrowWithGoogle #udacity
R3D002: Cruising through HTML and CSS, filling in gaps. #100DaysOfCode #GrowWithGoogle
R3D003: Re-doing Animal Trading Card (HTML/CSS) in @udacity Front End Nanodegree #100DaysofCode #GrowWithGoogle
Hyperapp 2.0 is coming! Unwired actions, effects as data, built-in dynamic import support, new subscriptions API, middleware and few more. github.com/hyperapp/hyper… #javascript #hyperapp
Let's break this down. "Unwired actions" is just a fancy name for what really is a profound change in the actions API.
In HA 1.0 you create an object with functions (actions), pass it to the app() call, then HA traverses the object and creates a new function for each action with "special" logic that knows how to update the global state and redraw your view.
1/20 [Tweet Storm] Recursos que voy a seguir para aprender JavaScript
Se que aprender de verdad, en profundidad y bien cuesta y requiere mucho tiempo (meses o años), pero soy perseverante, cabezón y con fuerza de voluntad
¡Dentro hilo! 😋
#JS #JavaScript #frontend #learntocode
Se que aprender de verdad, en profundidad y bien cuesta y requiere mucho tiempo (meses o años), pero soy perseverante, cabezón y con fuerza de voluntad
¡Dentro hilo! 😋
#JS #JavaScript #frontend #learntocode
learn How Compiler Works in 20 minutes xahlee.info/parser/compile…
What's the Difference Between BNF, EBNF, ABNF?
xahlee.info/parser/bnf_ebn…
#golang #haskell #lisp #python
xahlee.info/parser/bnf_ebn…
#golang #haskell #lisp #python
this, still the best book on writing a compiler. Though, not as clear and broad as i thought.
there are thievery pdf versions online, but all code/formula are screwed. You better buy the real thing.
Dragon Book Table of Contents
xahlee.info/parser/dragon_…
there are thievery pdf versions online, but all code/formula are screwed. You better buy the real thing.
Dragon Book Table of Contents
xahlee.info/parser/dragon_…
Ejecting react-create-app shows just how horribly and hoplessly complicated #Javascript infrastructure has become
I mean, besides the sheer number of moving parts, a third of configuration is about fighting bugs and behaviour in another third
Literally half of the code is "why the EFF isn't this default behaviour?"
