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this is broken - it should shred only half of the painting xD

agree. I'm from Poland but since the beginning of my programming career I've been working mostly for abroad companies (because of earnings).

And about the politics... Only people that want to play into 'politics' game really cares what's happening here - other people just don't care and live happily.

love the color!

or for software development :)

this just came to my mind https://i.gifer.com/B514.gif xD

I see the slogans now: "same great Vyatutas, but from space!"

that's why I hate dealing anything via phone.

When someone calls me (it's a recruiter, or other) I've almost always put him/her down with the line: 'Please send me a text message, e.g. an e-mail and call me back tomorrow' or something - I prefer read information first, think over it, and then do the answer.

But I think that's the main objective of phone scammers to fool you around and put the quick (bad) answer on you.

Maybe try to write to this guy: https://www.youtube.com/user/wybuchajacebeczki/about He's pretty famous Polish Youtuber/entrepreneur/Video maker who has companies in Poland & Japan - maybe he will be able/willing to help you.

Try Vue.js then :)

100% this

Vue.js has such functionality (when used with webpack & vue-router)

I've started using brunch.js in my side project (HTML5game). the only bad thing I've noticed is problem with importing modules - I need to save file 2 times because when I do it only once then the imports will fail to load - anyone experienced similar bug?

And don't forget about their precursor - Gearhead Garage! :D

when I receive even single information like this, I see after the author (a.k.a. person who shared it so it is visible on my timeline) and mute his account (or remove it from my contacts).

I even take struggle to mark EVERY SINGLE advert on facebook as a spam or inappropriate - I think that may make me a facebook user with most unrelated adverts to my actual interests - and I recommend everyone to do the same.

thank You all for Your responses - it turned out an interesting question for me which I plan to dive deeper into during following weekend :)

so I've got a (maybe silly, but still) question: why Amiga wasn't successful to this day as a solid competitor to PCs and Macs?

The point of this article can be compared to JavaScript devs fatigue story:

1. Many JavaScript devs were focused on 'getting job done' in their current workplaces, where they were using jQuery-related stuff mostly.

2. After some time they want to change job.

3. They realize that the js market has changed (or maybe they were aware of it, but they just didn't care before/didn't have time to take a closer look before).

4. They try to keep up and learn tons of stuff to be employable as js/front-end devs (npm/webpack/js frameworks).

It's just a personal opinion. I was at that point in my life before too (and realized that it was my personal cause of my js fatigue)

or Ed, Edd n Eddy cartoon :)

btw. don't know if that counts but.. Since Christmas I've started playing NES (famicom) again :D

hmn.. Vim? :D

Driver license will make your life easier later - when You'll start dating/setup a family then You'll have less time to do it.

That's interesting. I'm a parent of 3yrs old boy, and can't force myself to start chit-chatting with other parents during e.g. parent-teacher meetings at his kindergarten. Maybe that's because I've decided to setup a family earlier than my colleagues and now I'm surrounded by parents who are ~ 5 years (at least) older than me.

I was there too. Oh my gosh, how hard it was for me to push myself to do any work on time.

For me, the solution was to change job. I didn't want to work on a thing that I haven't believe in. It was just uninteresting. Now I can say I work in awesome place, on wonderful project where I learn interesting new stuff every day and feel that I become a better dev every day.

imho the reason why Phaser docs are so bad is an excuse to sell... Books about Phaser. Maybe I'm wrong, but why they exists if community repeated many times that docs should be improved?

Know what you're talking about. Since I've switched back to Linux I can't imagine working without workspaces - each one dedicated for specific task/app - and every time staying with specific order so e.g. 1 workspace: Browser, 2nd: Code editor, 3rd: Terminal, 4th: File explorers etc. I used to it so much that I automatically use shortcuts to access it immediately - switching between minimized windows using alt + tab keys is a nightmare.

ekhem.. check this tutorial: https://www.udemy.com/vuejs-2-the-complete-guide/ <- that's the only tutorial You'll need to master vue that's not its official documentation. You know why there's not many more advanced tutorials for Vue? Because that one COVERS IT ALL - once You finish it You're basically Vue.js dev that will solve any problem related to it.

I think that there will be more conferences about mixed technologies, such as PolyConf (before: RuPy) - these days people want to broaden their knowledge behind known technologies and see how others work.

Since the last quarter of 2017 I'm working during my free time on Raita - a static site generator with web interface, built with Express.js and Vue.js.

It's still in baby steps, but I'm already building my personal website using it (so I can see what features I'm still missing), then I plan to build a starter theme and in the end official site.

If You're interested, You can see the actual code here: https://github.com/mrmnmly/raita

My usual cover letter:

Dear Sir/Madam, in reply for Your job offer placed at <website> I would like to apply for a <position>.

I'm <someone> with <x> years of experience. I <do stuff> and <do other stuff>.

My current tech-stack is: <my tech stack>

I've included my CV as an attachment for this message.

Looking forward for a reply from You.

Best regards,

<me>

Enjoy ;)

thank You for this article!