Conrad Zimmerman

HTML5, Node.js, C++, .NET programmer

[Conrad Zimmerman @conradzim]

@Keithamus done! Sorry, I was away for a long weekend :)

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Published a little utility to make developing using HTTPS easier - https://t.co/Z1wxxgv1h2

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If you use TAP tests and webpack, you might like my new module for running tests after every compile in webpack: https://t.co/zTfP5bqIFQ

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@dan_abramov @npmjs been using it myself for some windows work, so far no problems!

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@Keithamus if you find it helpful, that's great! I am currently using a mix of https://t.co/uPWG9Nv0xO and webpack.

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@Keithamus I don't need it anymore, I created it for https://t.co/Tygy6bnAwp, which didn't work very well for what I wanted it for

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@Keithamus how about I make you a collaborator on this and give you npm publish rights? I really don't use this anymore.

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@anatudor @robdotis woops, my bad. Here's that version:

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@anatudor @robdotis yup, here it is with that change:

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@anatudor yup, it works! Looks awesome BTW!

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@sebmck I would be interested! I have a fairly large codebase currently using Babel.

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@HenrikJoreteg please not in npm modules (since it registers globally), but in apps that'd be fine

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@HenrikJoreteg Flummox, because it makes testing a lot easier since it doesn't use singletons

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@matthewcp @millermedeiros I know in my experiences, for the types of apps I develop, I see lots of benefits with using this approach

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@matthewcp @millermedeiros they are working on exactly that: http://t.co/jap39EWl8t. You can mixin other inline styles for those cases

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@matthewcp as @millermedeiros said this is helpful for some types of web applications, others not so much.

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@matthewcp @millermedeiros right, that is some of the benefit. Looking at the component you know all the possible styles right away.

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@matthewcp @millermedeiros often in those cases explicit is better than implict; directly specify `type="header"`, etc. when rendering

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@HenrikJoreteg for example, if I want to find everywhere `http://t.co/g7rJVzAjdR` is used