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This looks very interesting! Is it possible to implement this in a node.js web app? Does it work with any build tool? How much latency does it add to a production server?

In my opinion, this article a hilarious joke, a satire. I mean...

Let's take a look at what the bootstrapping code for a very minimal syntax looks like: > ldfgldftgldfdtgl df dfiff1 crank f

This is very cool. Note: the chalk-on-chalkboard sound comes to my speakers as harsh static.

Is there a good forum for React users to ask questions and discuss best practices?

You might want to look at https://www.meteor.com/. There aren't a lot of alternatives to it that do such a good job of providing its benefits:

- Zero-config build tool

- Accounts system included

- Live reactive data system included

- Easy interface to React, Svelte, Vue

- Can use its out-of-the box MongoDB integration or integrate with any database via GraphQL

- Great community forum

A new version 3.0 is almost done.

Is there a legend for the shading? I wasn't quite sure what shades of color meant what amounts of light pollution.

Will you be HIPAA-compliant?

Meteor is a very strong option. It will build anything you throw at it. It has built-in accounts so you can get your login/auth system running very quickly. It has a lot of options for live data if your app needs it - your users see relevant updates on their screens without needing to refresh the window. It supports React, graphQL, MongoDB, and other view frameworks/databases.

You're working at one of the best companies in the world and you want to go back to college? Why? You're doing great.

In the author's footnote #1, he praises Svelte and Vue. So the whole article boils down to "Don't use React, use Svelte/Vue instead."

You inherit an asset that you are forced to liquidate in order to afford the inheritance taxes on that asset.

Do you live in France by any chance?

Do you live in France by any chance?

How can a little iPhone possibly have enough power to transmit data all the distance to a satellite?

First of all, you're really good at identifying the need for people to be able to answer this question! It's a very good question because often people aren't aware of their own skills. I don't have an answer here but if you could develop one you'd have many customers to utilize this as a service.

I googled "what hidden skills do i have" and found other people looking into this question as well.

Anybody in Ft. Myers, Florida?

What payment processors are safe to rely on?

Selenium can be very difficult to install when it comes to specific browser libraries.. Playwright, just as one example, is very easy to install.

You can do something like this. This query can be created and run on the client:

``` const SAMPLE_JOIN_QUERY = gql` query ($main_data_id: String!) { mainData( main_data_id: $main_data_id) { id main_data_field_1 main_data_field_2 main_data_field_3 related_data{ related_data_field_1 related_data_field_2 related_data_field_3 } } } `; ```

When you say it doesn't support tables, can you provide more info? GraphQL can return lists of course.

Let's say you need to get a field back that is already in the database table, but that wasn't previously returned by the GraphQL endpoint. All you have to do on the front end is ask for it and GraphQL will populate it for you on the server.

You've done it all in terms of family/work/money. The next achievement to unlock may be creating a work of art. Take a look at my site that documents what a real work of art is and let me know if it speaks to you in any way - http://www.vikrubenfeld.com/category/art-talk/

Just use Meteor and/or Apollo. They have all this stuff figured out.

https://www.meteor.com/

https://www.apollographql.com/

No-code is definitely useful today for certain specific use cases, especially to create apps that collect data, store it in a database, and report to the client the results of some analysis of that data.

Go to events for people that have the same interests you do. You're likely to make some friends at events like this if you go to a lot of them.

I'm a javascript developer. My build tool is Meteor and I host on Galaxy. Deployment is one line of code in the terminal. Scaling is handled automatically. :)

The scores don't seem to match up with the actual mobile page load speed - and seem impossibly low for top high-traffic sites like Uber, AirBnB and Pizza Hut.

Whatever my assignment is, I pick 1+ stretch goals for myself every day, and try to over-deliver above and beyond what my team expects. They are usually super-impressed and love it. Try that.

Given that observing the state of a qubit changes it, and (I guess) that changes all entangled qubits, what methodology is used to read out the result of a quantum computer's calculation?