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Awesome work, thanks for maintaining it! What's the recommended strategy to do unit testing? I tried a couple of months ago to use jest but it gets messy really quick due to poor support for shadow DOM. Thank you!
I highly recommend "Eloquent Javascript" instead because it's easier for beginners or developers coming from another language. It's available online for free too.
Somewhat related but do you guys know good resources to relearn cursive handwriting? I remember having handwriting notebooks as a kid that came with figures and steps to do the letters but I don't know if there's a better way now, years later.
I do that myself too, so even for a small numbers of users, it still is a valid use case. Firefox has a bug report here about this with interesting info https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=855930
All the posts about this subject and not a single one I've read mention using facebook login for websites or mobile apps. There are a lot of these out there that simply don't work otherwise. Take instagram for example, even before facebook's buying it.
I once read that fasting promotes something like "cell reuse" and the body starts breaking down old/damaged cells faster. I'll try to find the source (and this is not my field by any means)
I keep talking to people that put too much business logic in their components and then complain about react's unmaintainability as the project begins to have problems. Most of the time is because of poor component design and lack of a clear state/data management