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The pizza company has petitioned the Supreme Court to hear a three-year-old case that deals with whether Domino’s is legally required to make its websites and apps accessible to all users. Where do you stand on this? Should websites be accessible by default, or is it fair to ask users who are unable to use your website for whatever reason to pick up the phone to order some pizza? What about pizza places that don’t even have a website? Should they get sued as well? Say we define a minimum revenue: companies making over $X a year should have accessible websites. What if they don’t have a website at all? Should they be legally enforced to have a website, as well? Felt like these are interesting questions, so I started a Twitter thread. |
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Earlier this year, a team of computer science researchers published a paper with a novel solution to relevance for natural queries: CROKAGE – the Crowd Knowledge Answer Generator. This service takes the description of a programming task as a query and then provides relevant, comprehensive programming solutions containing both code snippets and their succinct explanations. |
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The following unprefixed lifecycle methods will now issue console warnings: componentWillMount → UNSAFE_componentWillMountcomponentWillReceiveProps → UNSAFE_componentWillReceiveProps - componentWillUpdate → UNSAFE_componentWillUpdate There’s a few more non-breaking changes, notably around the performance Profiler, and details around the roadmap for upcoming releases. |
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Hooks offer a lot of benefits for developers and are changing the way we write React code for the better. Eric covers everything from hooks for state & effects, context and reducers to creating your own! |
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Kent helps navigate some React Hooks gotchas and how to avoid them. |
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In development mode, React includes many warnings that help you find problems before they lead to bugs. However, the code necessary to detect such mistakes often increases the bundle size and makes the app run slower. |
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We are looking for an experienced React Native developer to join the Chatterbug team in Berlin |
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Just how much does TTFB matter when it comes to front-end performance? |
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Ewan shares an approach he doesn’t hate to serverless Node.js applications and services. |
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Dave tells us a bit about Svelte, shows how it works with a few live example apps, and gives us a few pointers to get started. |
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