Anton Ignatov

@ant_Ti

Life begins at the end of your comfort zone.

Moscow
github.com/a-ignatov-parc
Joined March 2011
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    Jun 8

    ☣️ Jamstack: be careful, there's no standard ☢️ ➡️ Each static host serve HTML files differently ✅ Use 💡 Useful to debug common issues related to trailing slash, SEO, server redirects...

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    Jun 7

    Very cool, Apple’s documentation engine for pages like the SwiftUI tutorials have become available for anyone to re-use via DocC:

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    Jun 4

    Used my first ES module in a vanilla static HTML file (no build tool). Find it cool that we can use any npm module easily thanks to Note: for my use-case, I don't need to support older browsers

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    Jun 2

    The CSS `vmax` unit isn't something I use often but it's handy for rotating elements that fill the viewport. Come spend your summer in this . Relax, take a break, soak in the colors 😎⛱️

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    May 28

    GraphQL friends 👋 I'm collecting a list of exciting GraphQL libraries for people at . Any I need to know about? Any you're excited about? 🙌

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    May 21

    The best Discord groups to prepare for the systems design & big tech interviews, and get more insider information than available on the internet. Based on feedback from people who felt these groups helped them get an offer at Big Tech:

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    May 21

    How writing documentation can improve your product’s user experience:

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    May 21

    I was going to comment on how the first picture doesn’t make much sense (how do you improve skateboard to become a bicycle?), but then someone already did. So I just share it:

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    May 20

    📢 Super excited to announce Parcel's new JavaScript compiler! 🚀 Up to 10x faster 🦀 Written in Rust 🐠 20x faster transpilation via SWC 🌳 Improved scope hoisting Excited to build on this foundation and improve performance even further! 🤩 Details:

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    Apr 19

    I am having way too much fun generating railroad diagrams for EBNF grammars on They're such a beautiful way to visualize a grammar! 😍

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    Apr 15

    Adding auto-scrolled keyboard navigation was surprisingly painless with: scrollIntoView({behavior: 'smooth', block: 'nearest'}); + scroll-padding: 2em; ❤️

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    Mar 11

    It's so easy to just whip up w/o any extra abstractions.

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    Jan 28

    🎉 Set methods are coming to JavaScript! Currently in Stage 2. Proposal: Gist:

    Example of intersection, union and difference.
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    21 Dec 2020

    Not sending my CV on a PDF anymore. Now it lives in the cloud! I learned a lot about AWS in the process 🌩 Thanks to for encouraging me to do it and for starting this whole thing!

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    21 Dec 2020

    As 2020 comes to an end we wanted to share a special Holiday Update on our research into zero-bundle-size React Server Components. The demo is available now whether you want to play with it during the holiday, or when work picks back up in the new year.

    Data Fetching with Server Components
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    11 Nov 2020

    Healthy agile is: * Short cycles * Adaptive process * Transparency Not: * Ticket counts * Micromanagement * Mandatory meetings

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    8 Aug 2020

    🔢 Quick tip: if you're sorting an array in JS and keep forgetting how to write the compare functions (like I do), here's a mnemonic device: (a, z) => a - z // ascending, like "a to z" (a, z) => z - a // descending, like "z to a" Hope this helps someone!

    let nums = [8, 6, 7, 5, 3, 0, 9, 2, 4, 1]; // Ascending, like "a to z" nums.sort((a, z) => a - z); // Descending, like "z to a" nums.sort((a, z) => z - a); // ℹ️ Remember: array.sort() mutates the array!
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    2 Nov 2020

    "financial" looks like a nice lib. Zero dependencies with TS support.

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    28 Oct 2020

    My new button experiment on featuring a 'realistic' coin flip. No 3D tools, 3D transforms, or SVG's are used here, just 2D effects in CSS and some clever math to create the illusion of a coin. The flipping is actually random too! 👍 Try it out:

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    19 Oct 2020

    Today's tip: the realtime performance view Monitor realtime memory and CPU usage while debugging Node processes and browser . For browsers, you can also monitor the number of DOM nodes and layout recalculations

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