Sacha Greif

@SachaGreif

Originally from Paris, but now living in Osaka. I co-wrote , and created and . , , and .

Kyoto City Kamigyo Ward, Kyoto
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Joined March 2008
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  1. Oct 2

    I started a new discussion on DN: 1 How effective are modern UX design methods?

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    Oct 1

    Feeling connected to my purpose today

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  3. Sep 24
    Replying to

    New JS book from ’s !

    📆 Psst, today is the day! 📙 Go get Mastering Modular JavaScript! 📦 
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  4. Sep 20

    Japan don’t fuck with no pumpkin spice

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  5. Sep 18

    All these new UI design tools are great but what I really miss is a tool focused on vector work. Like Illustrator, but simpler

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  6. Sep 18

    “Write less code, ship more apps: How Vulcan.js makes me an efficient developer” by @eBurel_Dev

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  7. Sep 16

    I heard that the same people who thought of “user-centered design” are now working on “eater-centered food” and “driver-centered cars”

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  8. Sep 15

    Mad scientist experimenting with crazy visualizations for the results!

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  9. Sep 14

    We just crossed over 15k responses for this year’s survey. Pretty great but let’s see if we can beat last year’s record of 23k!

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  10. Sep 12

    How do you know if a JS library is worth looking into? Here's a 12-step guide + quiz I came up with:

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    Sep 12

    The 12 Things You Need to Consider When Evaluating Any New JavaScript Library, by

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  12. Sep 11

    Ironically, my most-upvoted post ever on is about downvoting…

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  13. Sep 11

    Writing a JS function that can accept both f(a,b,c) and f({a,b,c}): f = (a, b, c) => { if (typeof arguments[0] === 'object') { const { a, b, c } = arguments[0]; } doSomething(a, b, c); } Can you spot the mistake? (Hint: I make it constantly…)

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    Sep 11

    Take the State of JavaScript 2018 Survey! By

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  15. Sep 10

    How would you store large amounts of data submitted through a static site (such as )? on

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  16. Sep 9

    Two most common complaints about survey: 1) You didn’t mention libraries X, Y, and Z! 2) The survey is too long! 🙄

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    Sep 6

    Stop what you are doing and take this survey!

    Take the State of JavaScript 2018 Survey!
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    Sep 6

    IT jobs with broken lightbulbs 💡

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    Sep 5

    tip for today: has added a lot of crazy good stuff recently. My favourites: - eager evaluation - argument hints - better function autocompletion Take this 30 sec & see what it means and why it's one of the best things in , like, this year!

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  20. Sep 6

    Take the State of JavaScript 2018 Survey!

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