Creator of the site here, thanks for your comment.
The build system randomize an example to showcase on the homepage, I actually find it funny that its different example every time.
Regarding the upvote system. This is a static documentation website. I have created a crazy unique solution to have upvotes working but the website had literally zero traffic in years, so I guess that wasn't the most important feature to focus on.
I've been interviewing for the past month in SF. The only thing bad about my interviewing processes experience is BAD INTERVIEWERS with no sensibility to HUMAN SKILL (i.e. not technical skills).
Team fit is what makes people shine in their jobs and no one is asking about it... The industry is well developed now for us to stop asking about reversing binary trees and start asking about how many friends you one had in high school
3 letters of a NPM developers package? for real?? I'm pretty sure the owners of Kik wouldn't care that that developer package is named Kik. I can find 1000s of mentions of Kik online which validates the trademark. Starting from @kik on twitter to an online project of a random student.
Pursuing a NPM package names?????? for real?!
If you've ever worked with lawyers you would have known that they would always be on the conservative (safe) side without understand the business implications.
a) from what I understand, his project was there first.
b) NPM shouldn't have to fight it unless they are requested to, the trademark claim was ridiculous to begin with. Regardless of the claim, enforcing it would have taken years... I'm not saying NPM shouldn't have comply with the request and rename the package but definitely could/should have handled this better.
c) the guy wrote: "NPM is no longer a place that I’ll share my open source work at, so, I’ve just unpublished all my modules." I think it's pretty clear why we pull all of his modules.
I like your solution better!