| The Most Hearted of 2016 |
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| These are the most hearted Pens of 2016. | |
| Segment |
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| Collect all of your customer data and send it anywhere. | |
| clean-code-javascript |
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| A guide to producing readable, reusable, and refactorable software in JavaScript. | |
| ActForm |
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| Create form object easily with activemodel >= 5. | |
| Pandas |
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| Flexible and powerful data analysis / manipulation library for Python. | |
| Invisible_captcha |
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| Unobtrusive and flexible spam protection for RoR apps. | |
| Terjira |
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| An interactive CLI tool for Jira. | |
| Alacritty |
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| A cross-platform, GPU-accelerated terminal emulator. | |
| State of the 2017 Rails Stack |
jan 9
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| Are folks upgrading to Rails 5? Where is the Postgres vs. MySQL battle heading? Are devs embracing Puma and concurrency? | |
| From Rails to Hanami: Models |
jan 9
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| Hanami is a MVC web framework for Ruby that prioritize the use of plain objects over magical classes with too much responsibility. | |
| Do the Right Thing and Document Your Rails API with Swagger |
jan 9
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| Learn how to use swagger to document APIs. | |
| Rescue's Elegant Trick for Knowing Which Exceptions to Catch |
jan 10
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| Example of how a seemingly-trivial implementation detail like using === instead of kind_of? makes Ruby much more flexible and interesting. | |
| Fantastic Flow Arrows for Sketch |
jan 10
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| This tutorial shows you how to make scalable, dynamic flow arrows for your UX flow charts and explainers. | |
| How requirements shaped my code, AKA Rails 5 and ActiveRecord before_destroy callbacks |
jan 12
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| Model callbacks in Rails 5 has some gotcha, here is one in before_destroy. | |
| initial-letter |
jan 12
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| initial-letter is a CSS property that selects the first letter of the element where it is applied and specifies the number of lines the letter occupies. | |
I am not a believer of many things, like god, fate, or fortune teller, but I am a believer of imagination. It's the motivation for human to make great things based on something only in their head.
Sometimes we mistakenly treat illusion as imagination, which leads to (or will leed to) disasters. To distinguish them is actually easy, for imagination you can foresee real steps to the destination, but illusion only shows the destination itself without any routes to it.
More precisely, when we moving toward an imagination, it becomes a vision, a goal, or an open source project. Do you have any imaginations? Let's make it happen today!
