From a small random sample of 100 @github users, it looks like both followers and total contributions follow a power law. Check out the repo below for more detail.
github.com/hachibu/github-st…
I'm experimenting with creating little TIL cartoons and today I learned a little bit about how Relay JS fragments works.
Lately, I've been reading about various server-driven UI systems and I've built a small @deno_land prototype and collected some thoughts in this
@github repository.
github.com/hachibu/server-dr…
🎉Announcing v1.0.0 of Reliable Fetch - An easy-to-use Node.js library that I built to make the Fetch API more reliable.
hachibu.github.io/reliable-f…
Generators are my new favorite ES6 JavaScript feature because they simplify writing and thinking about recursive code.
I was supposed to be doing something else, but I ended up going down a rabbit hole thinking about higher-order logging just so I could easily see the function name, arguments and result without any boilerplate code.
Also, it has a funny name which is a plus for me.
It’s been a long journey, and I’m proud to announce that we’ve been acquired!
Wootric is joining @WeAreInMoment, a market leader in customer and employee experience! Read the letter from our founders @jumpingdeeps & @jesshanghai — we're excited about what this means for our customers & our modern approach to #CX. bit.ly/3hJA6OC #saas #womenintech
I finally finished a blog post that I've been tinkering with for the past 6 months. It's a true story, about solving a UI programming problem with the help of decision tables.
hachibu.net/posts/2020/build…
But something changed and I decided that I wanted to try and contribute back to the tech community. So, I set a reasonable goal with concrete deadlines and it worked out way better than I could have imagined.
I finally managed to finish a new blog post. It's all about how I manage my random daily notes.
hachibu.net/posts/2020/how-i…