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xon.sh

Tutorial: Extensions (Xontribs) — xonsh 0.5.7 documentation

http://xon.sh/tutorial_xontrib.html

Xonsh 0.5.7 documentation. Take a deep breath and prepare for some serious Show and Tell; it’s time to learn about xonsh extensions! Are a set of tools and conventions for extending the functionality of xonsh beyond what is provided by default. This allows 3rd party developers and users to improve their xonsh experience without having to go through the xonsh development and release cycle. Many tools and libraries have extension capabilities. Here are some that we took inspiration from for xonsh:. A regul...

code.visualstudio.com

Tasks in visual Studio Code

https://code.visualstudio.com/Docs/tasks

Read about the new features and fixes in July. User and Workspace Settings. CSS, Sass and Less. Running and Debugging Extensions. User and Workspace Settings. CSS, Sass and Less. Running and Debugging Extensions. Integrate with External Tools via Tasks. Lots of tools exist to automate tasks like building, packaging, testing or deploying software systems. Examples include Make. Let's start with a simple Hello World task which will display text to the OUTPUT. Tasks are defined in a workspace. Panel will op...

blog.bithound.io

Add lint checking to your workflow

http://blog.bithound.io/add-lint-checking-to-your-workflow

Add lint checking to your workflow. At bitHound, we have a variety of critics in place to help ensure you are building your best software possible. From detecting outdated and insecure dependencies to finding those common lint errors it doesn't take long for that list to start piling up. For example, if you are using JSHint, there are a variety of plugins you can use to bring the awesomeness of JSHint right into your text editor. A few of our favourites include jshint.vim. For Vim and JSHint Gutter.

maciejmadej.com

React & Spring Boot Sandbox – Maciej Madej

https://maciejmadej.com/2016/11/12/react-spring-boot-sandbox

Loosely coupled thoughts about Software and Organizational Culture Engineering. November 12, 2016. React and Spring Boot Sandbox. It’s been a while since I’ve blogged anything here, and this time will be a bit different from the usual. It took me some time to get myself up-to-speed in terms of recent full stack technology (that’s probably why the blogging break was so long) but I’m finally there – to some extent doing hands-on work for living again (aka coding 😀 ). The application itself can be found on.

tech.lauritz.me

Linting JavaScript in 2015

http://tech.lauritz.me/linting-javascript-in-2015

Linting JavaScript in 2015. Jul 19, 2015 9 mins. When writing in whatever programming language, you will want to write something that looks consistent. It doesnt really matter how you write your code but its important that you keep it consistent. That may be easy when youre the only developer. It can be hard for a bigger team though to write in the same style. Some may prefer four instead of two spaces or even tabs over spaces (sigh)! Short lint history for JavaScript. It all started with JSLint. Is only...

notebook.erikostrom.com

Dropbox Express: Express, Babel.

http://notebook.erikostrom.com/2015/05/22/dropbox-express-with-ecmascript-6.html

Dropbox Express with ECMAScript 6 . Part 1: Express, Babel. This is how I built a simple server-side JavaScript app on top of the Dropbox API, using Express.js, ECMAScript 6 (and one thing. That I hope will be in ES 7), and Zombie.js for testing. It was my first time using any of these things (except JavaScript, natch), so there are probably better ways to do some of it. Let me know! In this post, I'll cover the initial setup. Future posts will be about more interesting things. You might as well. X000A; ...

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Making a performance

https://jotter.jonathankingston.co.uk/blog/2014/03/05/making-a-performance

Mar 5, 2014. Don’t over optimise too early. A common trend I see more in JavaScript, than in any other language is to over optimise every line of code. This comes in many flavours but the two most common are:. Optimising to the least lines of code. Optimising code to be most performant. The scope of the project is really important here: if we were making an in-browser game then there may be justification for getting the most optimal code for the browser. Most websites, do not. In the example above, the c...

blog.beerendonk.com

Rick Beerendonk: ReactEurope conference 2015

http://blog.beerendonk.com/2015/07/reacteurope-conference-2015.html

This post is a work in process as more videos are posted online. In case you miss any information, please comment below or contact me on Twitter. Last week I attended the first ReactEurope. Conference, flawlessly organised by Patrick Aljord. And his team. More than 700 people traveled to Paris, including many Facebook hotshots, to experience a true React. I assembled all important information from each presentation: Video. Slides, announcements, code, links and the wonderful notes that Michael Chan.

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Project Setup - Plataformatec Guidelines

http://guidelines.plataformatec.com.br/project-setup.html

Bootstraping new projects requires a set of artifacts (scripts and configuration files) to help the onboarding of new developers into the codebase and improve the development experience as the project grows. We follow Rails’ convention of the. For this job, and most setup scripts do the following tasks:. Ensure all dependencies are present, through Bundler, Bower or NPM. Check if project’s platform/language are installed. Files to ensure that the application will boot as expected. We recommend adding a.