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jon_kuperman

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jon_kuperman··on Temporal: The 9-year journey to fix time in JavaScript
Yes! Brand new!
jon_kuperman··on Temporal: A 9-year journey to fix time in JavaScript
What a journey!
jon_kuperman··on Myths about Perl 6
Is this satire?
jon_kuperman··on Learn React.js in a weekend
haha that's the 5th link in the blog post
jon_kuperman··on Learn React.js in a weekend
Nope! Everything is free except the first link!
jon_kuperman··on Everyone’s been rejected – these are our stories
I think that's just because I work at Twitter so most of the early contributions were coworkers! :D
jon_kuperman··on Everyone’s been rejected – these are our stories
Creator here. Sorry if that wasn't clear! I only meant this to be inspiring for people to "keep trying" even when they face rejection!
jon_kuperman··on Webpack and React.js starter kit
Yeah, that's a really cool idea! I'll add an issue.
jon_kuperman··on Webpack and React.js starter kit
disclosure: self submission
jon_kuperman··on [dead]
I'm not saying it's your fault. Just that it's down. :-)
jon_kuperman··on The Life of a PHP Developer
Hey all, author here. You all are amazing and took down my website! If it's not loading for you, I put the post in a gist which can be found here: https://gist.github.com/jkup/dcaa56f1d066409d17f5
jon_kuperman··on The Life of a PHP Developer
Honestly, I spend a lot of my time writing JavaScript and Scala. My point with the article is just that PHP has a lot of stigma that creates a self fulfilling prophecy of being a 'bad language'.
jon_kuperman··on The Life of a PHP Developer
Agreed. I've been in the Bay Area for ~1 year and definitely see the Ruby / Node / Java trend but back in Michigan it seemed like every tech job I'd run across was PHP or .NET.
jon_kuperman··on Show HN: Shortcut.js – standardized keyboard shortcuts
thanks for the feedback! I was a little stuck on where to go next but I do agree that different keyboard layouts would be huge.
jon_kuperman··on You Don't Need JQuery
http://youmightnotneedjquery.com/
jon_kuperman··on Static Site Generators
Awesome list! I've been using jekyll for about 2 years and I really like it. It's crazy that Jekyll is number 1 and 2 considering Octopress runs on it.
jon_kuperman··on Windows 3.1 written in JS/HTML
Someone should make a resource that allows you to see if your website is ready for the front page of HN :/
jon_kuperman··on Parameter Hell
Hadn't seen that, thanks for the share.
jon_kuperman··on Parameter Hell
Absolutely, they would be the ideal answer but a lot of times this gets the job done better than just having 10 parameters to your function.
jon_kuperman··on Parameter Hell
haha a friend just showed me named parameters in python! /jealous
jon_kuperman··on Frameworkless JavaScript
If the code is already cached on the device, which I'm assuming it is in most cases. What is it that is slowing down the UX experience?
jon_kuperman··on Simon Says game in JavaScript
20!? I can't get past 11...
jon_kuperman··on Simon Says game in JavaScript
That would definitely be cool! I also would love if some of these game parts could be made into modules so I could use them to make other classic games...
jon_kuperman··on Frameworkless JavaScript
Really interesting post for sure.

I'm not really seeing the size advantage here. All of the mentioned frameworks are cached on popular CDN's and I just don't think you're really getting much of a win out of creating your own, smaller files.

Also, I'm always wary of companies that want to re-invent the wheel as opposed to using open-sourced, well-documented projects. If I start at your company and you use Backbone, not only is there a good chance I can come in with a good understanding of your code -- but I can easily check on Google for any questions I have. If I start at a company that has built their own, closed-source, custom JS framework -- I'll have to ask internally every time I have trouble figuring something out.

It may be necessary for your product, but to me it always raises a flag when people create their own proprietary version of something that already has been done.

Anyway, a great read for sure!

jon_kuperman··on Skype blog hacked
Yeah getting access to their WordPress blog doesn't really prove anything.
jon_kuperman··on Better JavaScript Selectors
I'm using them in a side project, it's on Github: https://github.com/m1ck3y/inspires/blob/master/app/client/vi...
jon_kuperman··on OpenEmu 1.0 Released
I don't even know what this does yet but the website looks awesome! I can't stop scrolling...
jon_kuperman··on Bing is blank?
Yep, expect 100% blank iPhone's coming in IOS 8.
jon_kuperman··on Sublime Text 3 Build 3059
I switched over after the last build and things have been really stable.
jon_kuperman··on The Reality of Code
That's interesting. I think classes are supposed to have a single responsibility according to S.O.L.I.D so it seems to make sense to have a lot of them.
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