Repliessteemitboard (66)in javascript • 5 years agoRE: Reactivity in JavaScriptCongratulations @harps116! You received a personal award! Birthday! - You are on the Steem blockchain for 2 years! You can view your badges on your Steem Board and compare to others on…cutemachine (62)in javascript • 6 years agoRE: Reactivity in JavaScriptI'm a React guy, but if I would have to switch, I would switch to Vue (or HyperApp). Thanks for sharing.dihyrogeno (43)in javascript • 7 years agoRE: How Flappy Bird Was MadeThanks ! I learnt something from you. Upvotted and followedwinstonalden (64)in technology • 7 years agoRE: Computer Rescued from Trash is Running Like NewHmm. Maybe that's what I'll do with the older one. Thanks for the idea!amos1969 (56)in life • 7 years agoRE: The Humanness of programs.What an excellent read! I spent 6 hours, today, working with a group of Sixth Formers teaching them about Object Oriented Programming using Python. Some of the key points that came up: It…matthewdavid (54)in javascript • 7 years agoRE: Learning Vue.js - A Task ListThank you. I think that this "demo app" idea of a Task List or Todo List is a good way to learn. I think I will create one for myself with a database backend as a way to learn how to put everything…re-engineer (55)in food • 7 years agoRE: Is The Whole World Upside Down Or Is It Just Bananas?I've watched that for a full 2 minutes. It's a horror I can't look away from.winstonalden (64)in food • 7 years agoRE: Is The Whole World Upside Down Or Is It Just Bananas?What in tarnation?! Nice quick way to make a smoothie, though!amos1969 (56)in coding • 7 years agoRE: Day 3 ~ Normal Distribution : Taming the RandomCool! When I've taught things like Standard Deviation in the past I've described it as a measure of consistency, or of how spread out the middle chunk of data is. We teach lots of measures of…amos1969 (56)in coding • 7 years agoRE: Day 1 ~ Probability and MovementNice! CodePen is a new one, for me, I'll have to have a closer looker. Keep at it on the learning front, 100 days will be up before you know it!matthewdavid (54)in ubuntu • 7 years agoRE: Ubuntu 16.04 - MESA Graphics Driver Crashes Unity Launcher - HowTo FixI need to switch back to Ubuntu-based on my regular laptop. I've liked Solus OS, but there are just too many packages that I'd like that are very easy to install on Ubuntu-based systems and not so…seanlloyd (43)in javascript • 7 years agoRE: JavaScript ~ ClosureAs I've been learning JS over the last couple years, one big challenge was having a foot in the ES5 patterns around closures (modules, IIFEs) versus ES6 patterns that change the approach (imports…dsantrat (34)in webdesign • 7 years agoRE: CSS superpowers with Sass.Great article, much like React in the past, I struggled to pick up Sass, I think in the past it was mostly due to knowing little about programming, CSS ect. I just wasn't very technical at all I…matthewdavid (54)in javascript • 7 years agoRE: JavaScript ~ ThisGood post Adam. I learned a lot from Watch and Code: Practical JavaScript . Good to see you mention it here.raycoms (70)in javascript • 7 years agoRE: JavaScript ~ ThisJust ran over that today, when I got back to coding a bit in javascript after a while of absence =Dsteemitboard (66)in javascript • 7 years agoRE: JavaScript ~ ClosureCongratulations @harps116! You have completed some achievement on Steemit and have been rewarded with new badge(s) : You got your First payout Click on any badge to view your own Board of…petarjs (54)in javascript • 7 years agoRE: JavaScript ~ ClosureThank you very much! And so do you! I'd love to see a strong JavaScript community on Steemit. We can help create it :)codero (35)in javascript • 7 years agoRE: JavaScript ~ ClosureI meant on a different site.codero (35)in javascript • 7 years agoRE: JavaScript ~ ClosureThanks for the post. Closures can be confusing. But this line that I saw somewhere else helped demystify them form me... Closures take a snapshot of the function's local scope and make it available…petarjs (54)in javascript • 7 years agoRE: JavaScript ~ ClosureGreat explanation @harps116, I enjoyed reading it! Maybe you could add a section about IFEEs? It's a great way of organizing code into modules by using closures. Keep up the great work!
