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therealadam.com | ||
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rickardlindberg.me
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| | | | | Pull requests discourage experiments because changes can only propagate after approval. The idea behind PRs is to only approve "good" changes. First, the learning opportunities of mistakes are gone. Second, you might loose interest in experimenting because you are afraid of making mistakes. | |
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starshipchangeling.net
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| | | | | I'll be watching #WWDC2024 today at 13:00 Eastern and putting my thoughts as replies to one post. scan the QR code at 13:00 Eastern to be taken to my thread and to be provided with a link to the official event. | |
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www.sunilshenoy.com
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| | | | | I have been building an API using Ruby on Rails for the last few months and have thoroughly enjoyed everything Ruby as a language and Rails as a framework have to offer. The Rails Guide is incredibly well-written, and going through it to learn Rails has been a great experience. The JavaScript ecosystem, however, is constantly evolving with new ideas for building applications. There's Node.js, Bun, Deno, Cloudflare Workers, and many more. | |
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micro.blog
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| | | [AI summary] Provides instructions on how to integrate Micro.blog webmentions into HTML, retrieve them via JavaScript using various formats, and maintain site conversations. | ||
