dep: a little Node.js dependency installer
What’s the bare minimum features of npm? I’ve been building a little Node.js dependency installer called “dep” which is like a small npm. I will introduce about the dep and tell you my thought. https://github.com/depjs/depYou might doubt dep as reinventing the wheel of npm, but this wheel is much smaller than npm. Rethink npmAs a contributor, I’ve seen how the npm command is growing for couple of
How Flexbox works — explained with big, colorful, animated gifs
by Scott Domes How Flexbox works — explained with big, colorful, animated gifsFlexbox promises to save us from the evils of plain CSS (like vertical alignment). Well, Flexbox does deliver on that goal. But mastering its new mental model can be challenging. So let’s take an animated look at how Flexbox works, so we can use it to build better layouts. Flexbox’s underlying principle is to make layout
React Router is dead. Long live rrtr. — Medium
React Router is dead. Long live rrtr. I apologize in advance to everyone for whom this makes more work. This will be better in the long run, I promise. I am now maintaining a fork of the old React Router as rrtr: https://github.com/taion/rrtr . The problem is that React Router as a project has fallen into a very slow release cycle. This is a problem. React Router isn’t feature-complete. React Rout
A 101 on 1:1s - Spotify Engineering
“You just talk to them for half an hour.” That’s the guideline I got when I first joined Spotify for how to run my 1:1s — a recurring half hour meeting between a manager and their team members. It didn’t leave me with much to work with. I was admittedly clueless about the practice. I spent ten years in an entirely different culture, where managers managed people and teams, assigning tasks, trackin
p5.js
p5.js is a friendly tool for learning to code and make art. It is a free and open-source JavaScript library built by an inclusive, nurturing community. p5.js welcomes artists, designers, beginners, educators, and anyone else! Lauren Lee McCarthy reading the Processing Community Catalog. Photo credit: Maximo Xtravaganza. Coding Club for people aged 50+ in Korea, led by Inhwa Yeom. Qianqian Ye intro
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