proboscis

Working in the UK.

This is not about hacking. It is a tutorial on building a live news feed using react (title: "Build a live news feed with React").

I apologise. I on more than one occasion today saw information that said this was a fresh dump.

Shellcheck is indeed great. I needed to make a BASH script to give to my girlfriend that would install on her OS X a snake game I made. Using shellcheck made that a lot easier. For example, I didn't know that the [[ ]] syntax wasn't POSIX compliant. Really great for learning and remembering little things like that for portability.

If I'm doing any scripting, I always use BASH. However, I'm trying to actively push myself to learn another more portable scripting language. I still haven't been able to decide which out of Python, Perl and Ruby that I really want to throw myself into -- although recently I have started to become more and more attracted to Ruby.

Cool. First time I've read about real-time operating systems. A pseudo filesystem that resides in RAM is very interesting. I like how they've strived for "greater scalability from the very tiny platform to the moderate platform".

They closed the threads and deleted all the comments, but luckily the issues page was archived beforehand:

https://web.archive.org/web/20190412090123/https://github.co...