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part one here | completed portfolio site redesign here Rather than jumping into a full web application, I decided to start small with something I could finish in one sitting. I already had designed my portfolio site to use card-like visual components for each project. Having read over this article on thinking in React, I figured a rebuild would be a natural fit. Step one was to dump all of the content into a JSON file, which I could use instead of an actual database. This approach made sense because of the small amount of content, the lack of updates to the site [working on this!], and my lack of interest in setting up & maintaining a database through my shared web hosting service. ...

bodhisattva-belladonna: superbestiario: Original illustrations of Blade runner by Syd mead *nerd breathes heavily*

arkitektonas: Amphitheater of Parque Villa Lobos, Sao Paulo, Brazil

huzn: 大友 克洋

todayinhiphophistory: Today in Hip Hop History: Prince Paul released his second studio album A Prince Among Thieves February 23, 1999

briannavictoriaaa: Holy shit. How is this venue not jam-packed? That was amazing.

brucesterling: *When they say “elegant,” they don’t mean aesthetically attractive, because they’re engineers Where does “easy to read” fit? Because that’s my favorite.

Part I: Before I Typed a Single Curly Brace or Semicolon When I first saw some JSX code in a tutorial on React, I immediately poo-pooed the whole library: “What is that, HTML in JavaScript? Facebook, grrr! I’m no wizard, but that’s a terrible combination of concerns! Also, it’s ugly and please give me back my Jade, immediately.” But, as time went on and as one of my co-workers continued his incessant gushing about React, I finally broke down and gave it a spin. And I really, really liked it. ...

Since I can’t upvote the question or answer, I thought I’d just give a shout-out to this question on unix.stackexchange.com. To delete duplicate rows from a CSV file using the command line: awk -F, '!seen[$0]++' inputfile.csv > outputfile.csv Fantastic.

https://gist.github.com/chrisbodhi/b7b10f5e428088fa38da @chrisbodhi I also find it difficult to understand how the test cases are passed. I’ve checked them and they do, but in my opinion test_name_sticks should fail as every call to name will append a new random name to the previous one instead of returning the same string. For example, if we run a simple test: robot = Robot.new 2.times{puts robot.name} we get: QF658 QF658YV199 making it clear that the test should fail. —franrodalg ...