SimonSelg

Thanks for including "(blog post about completing them)" in the title.

Same here. 118ms vs 29ms (average round trip time).

This is awesome! Open source production apps are always useful.

Thanks to everyone working on these tools! They improve the DX sooo much!

This sounds grad from the ux perspective! Thanks!

Great article. On a side node, however: please don't write code like this:

  var weAreConnected = Math.floor(Math.random() * 10) > 5
  if (weAreConnected === true) {
    this.setState({
      isConnected: true
    })
  } 
  else {
    this.setState({
      isConnected: false
    })
  }

Instead, simplify the logic

  var weAreConnected = Math.floor(Math.random() * 10) > 5
  this.setState({
    isConnected: weAreConnected
  })

The random choice is also overy complicate (and on a side node, the value is more likely to be false then true due incorrect comparision operator usage)

  var weAreConnected = Math.random() < 0.5
  this.setState({
    isConnected: weAreConnected
  })

If we use ES6, we can use the shorthand notation to simplify the code even more

  const isConnected = Math.random() < 0.5
  this.setState({
    isConnected
  })

Question out of couriosity: Why whould you davor smt like that over a simple regexp replace? like

const target = 'Get on the Road' const result = target.replace(/road/i, 'bus')

Also, you will probably need a goal. Aimlessly training just to stay 'fit' doesn't generate that much motivation.

For example, my goal is to get bigger (build up more muscles & get stronger) - and I can monitor my progress - which generates motivation ("oh today I was able to do this exercise with more weight then the last time!")

If anything stops me from going to gym (I do weightlifting there - usually 4-5 times / week ) it's usually something that's worth skipping gym.

In my recent lasts that has been either - social activities that I value more then gym (doesn't happen that often) - you can normally scedule that part of your life

- Work that pays off that well that skipping gym is worth it. For example , I have a small company w/ a friend (full stack development) and we got this new customer who was paying really good and who what a lot of connections - so I ended up working 18h/day on that project for like 2 weeks. But was totally worth it.

In general I can recommend weight lifting to anyone who spends most if his time siting in front of a computer (I thing most of us here are) - for me it's totally fun (I love to push myself to that point where I'm 100% exhausted) and great for compensating other stuff.

Try it for a few weeks - you might actually enjoy it! And you'll enjoy the results for sure.

Works for me! Correctly identified my location as Germany.

Love it! Thanks!

Really looking forward to this!

The site seems to be overloaded, use the cached version: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache%3Ahttp%...

It doesn't seem to be available to the public yet. It's not in his github[1] nor in his companies github[2].

[1] https://github.com/withzombies

[2] https://github.com/trailofbits