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The entire Apollo 11 computer code is available on @github, and it's incredible: https://t.co/LINkpXBdQ6 #edchat #apollo11 pic.twitter.com/6rWy8CNJnX

— donnie (@mrpiercEy) July 16, 2019

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Say hello to MDX Deck v3 ♠️ 💜 Rewritten with Gatsby at the core 🎨 Theme UI for theming ⚛️ All new Gatsby theme 🕵️‍♂️ Customize any part of the UI with component shadowing 🧬 Build custom child themes based on MDX Deck 📱 Better touchscreen supporthttps://t.co/tuTpxlVjUL

— Brent Jackson (@jxnblk) July 17, 2019

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Trying FaceApp pic.twitter.com/sAcRpo8qAg

— Rodrigo Pombo @ 🇵🇱 (@pomber) July 17, 2019

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Everything about this strikes me as a deliciously unholy example of Atwood’s Law: https://t.co/3xFYj1eYJi C compiled to JavaScript with Emscripten loading data from a PNG on Imgur over CORS that encodes a Blob that is actually an SQLite Database… pic.twitter.com/3j7LlfXDDG

— Jeremy Ashkenas (@jashkenas) July 15, 2019

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When Rome is bundling and it finds an unknown import, it will tell you the exact spot that's unknown. In the screenshot shown, there is indirection happening in a package.json. Rome tells you that the problem is actually in the package.json main field, rather than your import. pic.twitter.com/ij2VwVq9xD

— Sebastian McKenzie (@sebmck) July 15, 2019

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Do you know what actually happens when you go to a URL in your browser? It's good to know those code mechanics, and this article helps dissect the bits and pieces for you. https://t.co/brGYLURZH9

— freeCodeCamp.org (@freeCodeCamp) July 14, 2019

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Modern JavaScript Tooling with React - #react course by @avanslaars https://t.co/KvlECQHRcy

— egghead.io (@eggheadio) July 14, 2019

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git tip: if you've been frustrated by not being able to pull or rebase because you have existing changes, say hello to my little friend: `git pull --autostash` pic.twitter.com/gDutlj5A3m

— Tejas Kumar (@TejasKumar_) July 12, 2019

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Today Facebook is open sourcing Hermes, a small and lightweight JavaScript engine optimized for running React Native on Android. We are currently publishing a new patch release for React Native which will contain Hermes as opt-in. https://t.co/YUFCqvTrAV

— React Native (@reactnative) July 11, 2019

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As of the latest version of DOM @TestingLib, if a getByRole query fails, in addition to the DOM log, you'll also get a listing of all available roles and the elements associated. You're probably not using getByRole enough. Most getByTestIds can be replaced with getByRole! pic.twitter.com/Xc0zIIXVmR

— Kent C. Dodds (@kentcdodds) July 12, 2019

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The new Hermes JS engine makes React Native TTI 2x faster. Ship it.https://t.co/Pi1Hbbr1yu pic.twitter.com/9Z28JDGo8n

— Guillermo ▲ (@rauchg) July 12, 2019

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📣 Deploy to GitHub pages directly from the Angular CLI ng add ngx-gh ng run project:deploy --deployUrl [URL] --baseHref [HREF] 📦 https://t.co/WchPUS3Sjr 📚 https://t.co/2LKNXOP5y2 pic.twitter.com/48qTDv7HkE

— Minko Gechev (@mgechev) July 10, 2019

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Automatically Detect Memory Leaks with Puppeteer: https://t.co/yTAmbLQgW1 (An automated way to test for memory leaks in the browser.)

— JavaScript Daily (@JavaScriptDaily) July 9, 2019

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A good code review process helps everyone, but often requires some thought. If you need to revamp yours, or just want some helpful tips to improve it, check out these proven code review best practices from @mgreiler.https://t.co/3C1PqxwkWY

— freeCodeCamp.org (@freeCodeCamp) July 10, 2019

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🔥 Super useful text editing trick you might not know... In many editors (Sublime, Code, etc.), copy, cut, and duplicate all operate on the entire line if you have nothing selected. Much faster than selecting the whole line first 👍🏻 pic.twitter.com/ncgBOsL0XP

— Adam Wathan (@adamwathan) July 10, 2019

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Writing some standard JavaScript pic.twitter.com/SbJjxeaa3r

— Ryan Cavanaugh (@SeaRyanC) July 9, 2019

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It's 2019, and JavaScript finally has real integers! (In Chrome and Firefox; currently a stage 3 TC39 proposal.) https://t.co/iM9Kq10RKX

— Dan Callahan (@callahad) July 9, 2019