patelpankaj

Really interesting read on i18n.

I always think of implementing i18n as incremental effort. What this post has mentioned is definitely a worth noting while preparing UI with complex grammar but implementing languages is always with 1-2 languages and then market expansion follows and we pick up more languages.

Such deep dive in linguistics is definitely a good plus along with good understanding of i18n tools/libraries.

What translation managers do you know/use that helps in aiding with the complexities of particular grammar?

This is really interesting, how do you overcome the acoustic differences of different key board and also the pressure differences among users

Above post is general introduction on JAM Stack and Jargon related to it.

Though I got to thinking that there is a part of community which does not prefer to use JAM Stack.

Please share your dislikes or complications about JAM Stack

TLDR; create a new Repo with the same name as your Github username

It will never be off from the Control Center

These differences exist because of the freedom given to everybody about their choice. So countries make their operating standard and citizens follow it.

It is simple to think that this format would work but the people who are not familiar with this format will be completely lost with it. People who are not educated but somehow learnt to follow one format; ask them to learn a new format; it will be so complicated.

Author of the post here; the gist of above post:

You can use Date.prototype.toLocaleString and its customizable API to get the localized output easily. Like in the following example, we will use the Locale String to easily get the Readable Date desired by the user

There you go: https://www.electron.build/multi-platform-build

I know one from GhostCMS; Desktop tool for editing the posts: https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost-Desktop

Maybe you can look into the build scripts of some opensource tools built on top of electron.

Any other way that you know and wanna share with others?

What other tricks do you use to make your code refactor-ready or new-team-mate-friendly?

I think this comparison is from an Economic point of view and how Oil is directly equal to money. And the way the world's economy is pushed with Oil.

But important factor to consider is that data without context is probably useless; though you can develop the context over time. Amazon has been collecting data and using it to optimize how to suggest more productsto be bought as a group.

And probably that's why it might the Oil of future; even if we can argue about the statement from both sides.

The reason for Google, Facebook being free is that data is Oil for them. And they are using it the best they can to get more of it.

I agree with capabilities; though might not need it most of the time. I appreciate the creation of these tools.

Interesting talk. Though how would you put Behavioral Programming in the context of Reactive Programming?

I like the Tweet/FB/Insta post to image app more than the text extractor itself.

All you have to do is print to PDF to convert any webpage to PDF

What were your initial challenges when creating REST API with Node.js?

Yes, totally agree with you about the SQL injection; though if you have noticed, there is no SETTINGS table there. I had left it like this to show the example cases rather than making it a full-fledged solution.

The goal was to demonstrate the creation of REST APIs with Node.js, Express, and MySQL; I am pretty sure there are so many packages out there to efficiently generate the query for MySQL engine.

By keeping things more crude, the reader who is willing to try it out will get a better idea of what is going on, rather than plugins taking care of it.

Are you currently using WebComponents?

If yes, what are your challenges while using them?

If no, what do you think about using it in the next project?

And actually that can be a good topic to write about

I guess you are right

Do you agree with this list? If not; what's your favorite?

What ways do people here store images which cost as low as possible?

Totally agree with you about the whole conference.

I definitely experienced some new aspects on GraphQL.

More importantly, I was so amazed the community being together for one thing, GraphQL.

Awesome. I would definitely give it a try.

And I totally agree; the community has grown exponentially. I have been following the graphql since 2017 and am totally amazed by the power of community and growth of GraphQL itself.

If you had been to the conference or watched it live-streamed or watched later on youtube; which talk/part is your favorite?

Try running the following (modified) example from Array.sort() MDN on Chrome and Safari

var array1 = [1, 30, 4, 21]; array1.sort(i => i%2 === 0); console.log(array1);

Demo shows element drop and file drop

what do you guys think?

valid point, but are you talking about the schema or the results. For Schema, it makes sense to have a different DSL as JSON's cons include the inability to describe types on values.

Just with 3 types (string, number, boolean), we can not cover more advanced types.