mattwoodnyc

Gary Poupon?

React Three Fiber is a good “wrapper” library that proves the ecosystem is far from “nothing”

https://docs.pmnd.rs/react-three-fiber/getting-started/examp...

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Thanks for sharing

There are a handful of them here - https://trpc.io/docs/example-apps

I’ve never heard a soda taste as being oppressed. Thank you.

I noticed space values (minW, etc) require a “px” to work, but theme-ui doesn’t require it, and defaults “px”

Will you also confirm whether or not the heat that you’re feeling is actually causing tensions? I’m having a hard time grasping if this article is simply sourcing disgruntled employees.

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but Adidas had plenty of soul in the 80s. RunDMC wrote an anthem specifically about the brand [0], which completely changed the Hip Hop's relationship w/ commerce.

[0] — https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=virlWcB_G-E

I also choose Axios over Fetch for now. I had the following post that made the case - https://medium.com/@thejasonfile/fetch-vs-axios-js-for-makin...

Thoughts?

I did the same. Between Netlify and Zeit.co's Now, I don't see any reason to complain about HTTPS, not to mention the devOps issues that both these services solve.

SSL requires one click with Netlify, and it's on by default with Now.

NBCUniversal (Bravo & Oxygen network) | New York City, NY | Full-Time, Onsite | http://bravotv.com

Our team supports the digital goals of two major cable television brands. Our audience is massive and we need all the help we can get.

We're looking for front-end experts that can effortlessly build video players and reactive interfaces within the confines of the mobile web.

Email me personally at matt.wood@nbcuni.com

This. I work on the mobile web, and eagerly watch the webkit updates, but it's clear that Apple wants users to download native apps, b/c they control the quality and security of apps coming out of the App Store.

This format is ideal in this context, but the web is far larger than a digital ticker tape dispenser.

Some publishers are seeking to create a modern version of Life magazine. What do imagine that would look like? How about National Geographic?

I love, for example, what the teams at The New York Times are doing to enhance stories with creative uses of the modern web.

The web is not broken, it’s simply revealing that this is a better way to consume breaking news.

Again, that's what realclearpolitics.com appears to be doing... listing articles from both sides of the isle, twice daily.

I don't work for them, I've just found their published lists useful.

I don't think any one organization will fairly report without bias, though I do appreciate visiting realclearpolitics.com from time to time to get a list of links that appears to be from both sides of the aisle.

I would love to hear how others are tackling the difficult job of being informed in this particularly contentious time

Thank you, I'm always interested in seeing browser metrics in other industries. I'm assuming safari is so high due to your higher-ed audience.

In React, Redux as a container for "state". I think your first link is incorrect, and should instead be: http://rackt.github.io/redux/