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| | | | | In the year 2000, I bought a homemade Cabbage Patch Mr. T doll from a new-ish site called eBay. Now, he sits as the bodyguard to the bedroom of my 4-year-old and 7-year-old daughters. | |
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raphael.medaer.me
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| | | | | If you are a front-end or a fullstack developer, you maybe already imported CSS files from a Javascript or a Typescript file. For instance: import styles from "./styles.css" A few months ago it would not have been possible out of the shelf. Indeed you would need a bundler (such as WebPack, Rollup,...) to "inline" the CSS file as a string in your Javascript file. Nowadays it's possible thanks to the "CSS Modules" (to not confuse with the homonym open-source project). | |
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| | | Baseball has more in common with NASCAR than another sport. Both baseball and NASCAR involve getting around a circle as fast as possible. That's really the point of baseball. To run around in a complete circle. I can't think of any other sports besides track and NASCAR that has the main point to be running ... What is baseball, really? (part 3 of 4: Baseball is most like NASCAR) Read More ยป | ||
