Prashant Palikhe

@PrashantPalikhe

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Utrecht
Vrijeme pridruživanja: studeni 2008.

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  1. Prikvačeni tweet
    15. stu 2019.

    My talk on how converts code that we write into pixels on the screen is up on YouTube :)

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    30. sij
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    14. sij

    If you are using async/await and the `fs` module, you don't need to "promisify" the functions yourself. Just use `fs.promises` 🙀

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    3. sij
    Odgovor korisnicima

    Hey! Thought I'd bring you mirror, so that you can have a good look at your "not in power" self !! 🤐

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    In order to get elected, will start a war with Iran.

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    14. pro 2019.

    Super proud to have represented in such great event for an amazing group of people at . It sure was challenging to present in front of so many developers but it felt amazing and I would totally do it again!

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    5. pro 2019.

    I use and I like it. But! I hate those crazy long strings of classes - especially the responsive ones.🤦‍♂️ I created a client/server side directive for and which improve this issue. Check it out! cc {...💚}

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    Accessibility tips for Web Developers ~ tips & tools for building inclusive experiences:

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  9. 5. pro 2019.

    tip: Did you know you can right click any element in your Vue app and inspect the Vue component directly? It works great together with the shortcut in the console for component inspection/debugging.

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    4. pro 2019.

    Optional Chaining just moved to Stage 4 at TC39! 🎉 ?. is now part of ES2020!

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  12. 4. pro 2019.

    tip: There are several experimental flags for Nuxt that can really speed up the build process. If using scss, fast-sass-loader improves things even more. I created a module called nuxt-overclock collecting all these things. Use with caution

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  13. 4. pro 2019.

    tip: If you are curious about how much time spends on loading data e.g. in middleware or asyncData, set process.env.DEBUG to true. And, if you would like to see exactly how much time is spent on network (Axios) during SSR, use

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    3. pro 2019.

    Long-awaited and finally ready in Firefox 71 ✨ … Server Timings visualized 📊 in the DevTools Network panel! Get started by instrumenting your backend's performance and sending measurements as Server-Timing HTTP headers.

    Your backend’s Server Timing headers visualised for each network response
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    2. pro 2019.

    It took like, eeh.... 2 years or something🙄, and still needs loads of polishing (PRs welcome), but finally MobX-State-Tree now has an official website which should be much easier to navigate around than that mega readme!🎉 👉

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  16. 3. pro 2019.

    This API mimics the console API in the , where you can use $0 to get reference to currently selected DOM element in the Elements panel. All the way to $4.

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  17. 3. pro 2019.

    Previously, I would 1. Select the component in the vue-devtools 2. Click on "inspect DOM" 3. Get the component reference from there using $0.__vue__ Having these $vm0...4 shortcuts makes things a whole lot simpler.

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  18. 3. pro 2019.

    tip: When using vue-devtools, you can use $vm0 ($vm0 till $vm5) as shortcuts to selected component instances in components panel, in the console for further inspection. $vm0 being the currently selected component instance. $vm1 the previous, and so on, until $vm4.

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  19. 3. pro 2019.

    This API mimics the console API in the , where you can use $0 to get reference to currently selected DOM element in the Elements panel. All the way to $4.

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  20. 3. pro 2019.

    Previously, I would 1. Select the component in the vue-devtools 2. Click on "inspect DOM" 3. Get the component reference from there using $0.__vue__ Having these $vm0...4 shortcuts makes things a whole lot simpler.

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    2. pro 2019.

    One thing I wish I learned way earlier in my JS journey is Node Streams and child processes. We use them *all the time* in our tools but because this isn't in introductory material it seems "advanced". Two helpful articles: - -

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