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As I am using Typescript on a daily basis, it helped to have such a comparison 😃
A great way to use CSS properties is to make "private" properties for a class and then create variants based on other CSS class modifiers that sets these variables.
It looks interesting! In JS, snapshot testing is a must because objects are everywhere.
It can be useful in Rust too.
It will solves a lot of tooltip or popover issues
A search input that expands itself on focus. It animates the width, but it uses CSS grid for the main layout.
How to launch a program without network access?
firejail --noprofile --net=none <program-name>
Free programming ebooks
- 500 Lines or Less
- The Performance of Open Source Applications
- AOSA Volume 1
- AOSA Volume 2
I may want these parts in the future:
I am connecting the folding API in Neovim to the Tree-sitters folding functions
Configuring 'puremourning/vimspector'
And also the parts starting from Cargo Power with Terminal Access. Let's keep the learning curve low and learn step by step.
Project link: https://github.com/helix-editor/helix
We can use css (attributes) selectors to style external links, and I think it is a great idea.
Yet another programming language
Build minimal BitTorrent, HTTP server, grep, Redis, Docker, Git, SQLite (and more will be added). The guides are not exclusive to rust, and they support manu languages instead.
A qualitative guide that goes through references, blob to commits, to branches, merge and rebase, cherry-pick, tags, fetch and pulling, remotes and the toolkit: fsck, bisect, reflog and stash.