@HLPClips I've been experimenting with frequency and I see that I gain more reps by waiting 11 days in some exercises. But for legs, same as you 5 to 8 days.
@mathladyhazel If you want to play with the Lissajous curve, here's a little app I wrote. It plays the two corresponding notes.
https://t.co/qKHhTVcOIu
@denicmarko An HTTP mock server. It's like `servedir`, but with next.js-like routes:
api/company/[id].GET.200.json
Also, each route can have multiple mock variants by using comments in parentheses:
api/login(locked out user).POST.423.ts
https://t.co/O8L6oHtC0f
Writing an article on the future UI trends, and made a prototype of plasticity-type button - fully reactive to how hard and WHERE you press it.
Our devices are increasingly powerful, yet we go for gimmicks like camera-based-reflections.
This is dope! Article drops tonight!
@FabianHiller@reactjs Together, both mechanisms are in my opinion a great option for desktop-like web apps.
For React class components, here's what a ReactiveVar looks like https://t.co/kJ4A37wk4C
And the simplest store could be like this:
https://t.co/ZggF84Eflz
@FabianHiller@reactjs IIRC, early on, that was a deliberate decision of "let's keep it as a rendering lib". They weakly proposed Flux, which Dan evolved into Redux.
Before React, Meteor had ReactiveVar and MiniMongo. ie, standalone UI states and a store for persistent bits.
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@mathladyhazel If you want to play with the Lissajous curve, here's a little app I wrote. It plays the two corresponding notes.
https://t.co/qKHhTVcOIu
@mitchellh Neither is ideal, I prefer checking out the branch and seeing the diff in my editor. In an old team, we just added review messages in code comments and pushed up to that or to another branch.
โWe start from one when we are counting, but from zero when we are measuring.โ - Jazz guitarist Stanley Jordan
Curiously, he came up with that system 6 years before Dijkstra wrote: Why numbering should start at zero
https://t.co/dG8x7NTNsV