You could check out https://www.gofractional.com, it's built for this kind of thing.
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Yes! I'm also curious what specific changes you made related to your IBD protocols backed up by your genetic predispositions.
Honest question, when solutions like https://github.com/tauri-apps/tauri exist out there that promise smaller build sizes and similar developer experiences, are folks still using Electron to build new apps?
Why not use fzf? https://github.com/junegunn/fzf
Same! If you haven't already come across it https://gyrosco.pe/ might be worth a look.
GitHub project here https://github.com/timberio/vector/
I've found https://github.com/ianstormtaylor/superstruct to be really flexible/powerful.
How does it compare to docusaurus, gitdocs, and a variety of other tools out there?
Huge fan of CodeSandbox! Out of curiosity what approach did you use to handle real-time collaboration on the backend?
significantly more buggy in my experience (this was a few months ago though)
Well said.
Thanks for indulging my curiosity, have heard of it believe it or not.
Sorry to pry, but may I ask which neuro-muscular disease you're referring to? A bit fascinated by the inability of many doctors to make proper diagnoses when dealing with neurological issues.
I guess they never quite solved pagination.
+1 best ops team in the business
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Hey guys, I thought I'd release this theme for anyone who wants to use it on their ghost blog – just got mine set up and am loving it. This baby works particularly well on mobile. Here's a demo on my blog: http://www.zach.sh/
Hahaha I didn't think about that but that would also be clever. Another possible explanation is the Eliza Protocol which I understand is involved in protein breakdown – not unlike the way his body breaks down. http://www.piercenet.com/method/overview-protein-protein-int...
Same here.
Exactly what I was thinking, it's pretty much a direct clone.
Amen.
We overlooked that but completely agree, and we're adding that ASAP. FYI, the Backbone + Rails videos were produced recently and are very up to date – I went through all of them myself.
Thanks Tesla, and thank you for Alternating Current.
We're definitely planning on adding Go. Do you have any screencasts that you enjoy in particular that'd you'd like us to add?
Hey Josh, Zach here (one of the co-founders). We personally don't use PHP very much but we're more than open to hosting those screencasts. If you have any recommendations or would like to post some yourself please let us know.
Thanks Joseph, having developers release screencasts where they work on actual projects is definitely a big goal of ours. People often underestimate how much you can learn by watching someone who's an expert in something.
That's a great point, we're going to add that ASAP.
As with most things: practice. A great way to learn is to find free resources on dribbble, open the PSDs and analyze all of the techniques used on each layer and how they fit together.
What happened?
Thanks man, yeah you can now attach full files on dribbble.