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Re:Speeding up the JavaScript ecosystem – one library at a time on Wednesday November 30, 2022 @07:36AM (#33799818)
your comment is sort of selfish because you don't seem to understand a good portion of the JS ecosystem is based on top of the libraries the author has touched. welcome to the real world
Re:AWS us-west-2 issues on Thursday September 29, 2022 @05:01AM (#33018025)
Exactly, why did it failed yesterday then? If supposedly just us-west-2 was down :(
Re:AWS us-west-2 issues on Wednesday September 28, 2022 @04:03PM (#33012551)
Could any of you clarify to me why do we have "Edge" domain rather than a specific region?
Re:AWS us-west-2 issues on Wednesday September 28, 2022 @03:24PM (#33012095)
Did I say 15 minutes? Actually, it depends.
Re:AWS us-west-2 issues on Wednesday September 28, 2022 @02:48PM (#33011687)
People, I've just started setting up API GW and deploying my code to another region. Rest assured the outage will normalize itself before I finish migrating. ETA: 15min-ish
Re:Codecov Bash Uploader compromised on Friday April 16, 2021 @04:16PM (#26838583)
shouts to whoever is out there rotating keys since the announcement of this incident.
Re:RIP Redux: Dan Abramovich Announces Future-Fetcher on Thursday March 01, 2018 @02:59PM (#16495627)
This video contains content from [Merlin] Beggars, who has blocked it on copyright grounds.
React + ES6 imports = wow + peace I got my first bucks as a developer more than 10 years ago. Only recently I felt like I have an actual good code structure. Having components and managing dependencies with es6 imports is truly awesome.
Re:Life of an HTTP request, as seen by my toy web server on Tuesday October 07, 2014 @11:06AM (#8421555)
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Re:Life of an HTTP request, as seen by my toy web server on Tuesday October 07, 2014 @11:05AM (#8421551)
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Re:First set of Android apps for ChromeOS on Friday September 12, 2014 @10:51AM (#8308304)
Considering the first released apps I don't agree the gap thing:

Duolingo - a fun and free way to learn a new language before your next trip Evernote - write, collect and find what matters to you, with a full-size keyboard and touchscreen Sight Words - a delightful way for you to help improve your child's reading skills Vine - create short, beautiful, looping videos in a simple and fun way

Re:Forget tacky loading spinners, just use a wait cursor on Monday February 20, 2012 @04:02PM (#3613913)
Did this (using jquery):

var loadingLayer = { step: 0, add: function(){ this.step += 1; //didn't know how to call checkState() automatically after any other call this.checkState(); }, remove: function(){ this.step -= 1; this.step < 0 && (this.step=0); this.checkState(); }, clear: function(){ this.step = 0; this.checkState(); }, checkState: function(){ if (this.step === 0){ $("body").removeClass("loading"); } else { $("body").addClass("loading"); } } }; $(document).ajaxStart( function(){ loadingLayer.add(); }); $(document).ajaxComplete(function(){ loadingLayer.remove(); });

I know the JS is uggly but i'm not an js expert (it works).