​​Git is hard: screwing up is easy, and figuring out how to fix your mistakes is fucking impossible. Git documentation has this chicken and egg problem where you can't search for how to get yourself out of a mess, unless you already know the name of the thing you need to know about in order to fix your problem.

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#Git

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​​The ingenious neurobiology of mammalian sleep has been mathematically modeled to streamline A.I. memory and storage capacity

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#ArtificialIntelligence

​​Services like OnLive have tried and failed. Stadia and xCloud should succeed.

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#GameDevelopment

​​Every day, millions of developers reach for npm (or Yarn) for their JavaScript projects. Running commands like npm init or npx create-react-app has become the go-to way to begin almost any JavaScript project, whether you’re building code for the client-side or server-side — or even if you’re building a desktop app.

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#NPM #Yarn #JavaScript #Tips

​​Today, front end web development is about building applications, not just web pages. And while CSS and SASS were both great for styling pages, they’re not well suited for styling applications. This is especially true if you are building with a component-based strategy.

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#JavaScript #Styles

​​Axios is promise-based and thus we can take advantage of async and await for more readable asynchronous code. We can also intercept and cancel requests, and there’s built-in client side protection against cross site request forgery. But the best part about Axios? The easy to use API!

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#React #Axios #JavaScript

​​I’ve been using Gatsby for the better part of 6 months and it’s quickly become my go-to for building static sites. The advantages are huge.

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#Gatsby #Contentful #Netlify

​​Recently, a report was released regarding the misuse from companies claiming to use artificial intelligence on their products and services. According to the Verge, 40% of European startups that claimed to use AI don’t actually use the technology. Last year, TechTalks, also stumbled upon such misuse by companies claiming to use machine learning and advanced artificial intelligence to gather and examine thousands of users’ data to enhance user experience in their products and services.

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#MachineLearning #ArtificialIntelligence

​​The key to achieving insane levels of productivity is motivation, the phenomenal experience that drives you towards achieving your goals.

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#Productivity

​​Visual Studio Code (also known as VSCode) is a lightweight but powerful cross-platform source code editor which runs on your desktop. With built-in support for development tools like TypeScript and Chrome debugger, I quickly fell in love with it the more I used it to build my projects.

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#TextEditors

​​With Gatsby themes we want to make the experience of building a site as flexible and extensible as possible. Themes allow you to reuse site configurations, sets of plugins, and components across multiple Gatsby sites. We’ve tried to design the API of themes to progressively disclose complexity, where smart defaults are wrapped into abstractions, but customization and configuration are always available to you. The styles used in our official themes are no exception.

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#Gatsby #Styles

​​Machine learning is complex. For newbies, starting to learn machine learning can be painful if they don’t have right resources to learn from.

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#MachineLearning

​​There is a wide range in the skill of developers out there — and seniority often doesn’t determine one's caliber. So what makes some superior to their peers? What is it that separates them from the pack and sea of mediocrity?

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#Programming

​​The JAMstack represents a major trend in web development. Coined by Mathias Biilmann, the CEO of Netlify, the JAMstack is “a modern web development architecture based on client-side JavaScript, reusable APIs, and prebuilt Markup.” The JAMstack offers an alternative to the LAMP and MEAN stacks and has some advantages like scaling, security, speed, and developer experience. Service Workers and serverless functionality enrich the JAMstack. Modern front-end development reflects the broader trend of componentization, and we categorize +110 solutions in the space. As the market matures we expect to see an increasing number of commercial offerings.

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#JAMStack #JavaScript

​​Serverless is more than a cloud computing execution model. It changes the way we plan, build, and deploy apps. But it also changes the way we test our apps.

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#Serverless #Testing

​​As a developer, you know that nothing can be quite so helpful as a well-placed comment. But on the other hand, nothing can be quite so damaging as an old comment that contains lies or misinformation.


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#Programming

​​If you have been using React hooks for a while, you might have already fallen in love with them. Almost all developers are now using them and changing their class based components into functional components as much as possible. This is good and is advocated by the React team. Functional components are just easy to understand and there is a lot less boiler plate code that needs to live in your code base.

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#React