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Dynamic imports is standards-track JS :) http://2ality.com/2017/01/import-operator.html

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doesn't seem to then be anyway to move the window (just resize from the edges)

They recently announced a "cleaner" syntax for ES5 mode. Looks more like the Angular 1 syntax.

http://blog.thoughtram.io/angular/2015/07/06/even-better-es5...

await* is awesome too:

    let arr = [/* an array of promises *]
    await* arr;

Essentially the same as Promise.all

    let arr = [/* an array of promises *]
    await Promise.all(arr)

I've never quite understood Flux, partly due to all the cruft & boilerplate involved around Actions & Action Creators.

I've found a Command Bus pattern (a la CQRS) works much nicer, and cleaner.

1. Something happens in View (e.g. todo item is checked) 2. View passes a "CompleteTodoItemCommand" object to the Command Bus 3. Command Bus dispatches the Command to a registered Handler 4. Handler communicates with server, store etc. to handle the command; handing TodoItem to the store 5. Store triggers change event 6. View hears change event, renders self

That said, I've only built a few smaller projects in React, so perhaps I'm missing something important which Flux solves and I'm missing?

Fonts have been fixed on GitHub now.

We're also using Prince, love it. We've previously used PdfCrowd and wkthml2pdf, but our customers were demanding more control of their reports (detailed footers, repeating headers, table of contents).

I also built a custom keyboard, designed specifically for Project Managers: http://posts.danharper.me/project-manager-keyboard-for-ios/

Don't suppose you have a link to that video? Or remember any more details so I could dig it up?

I'm guessing the Atom project was WAY different back then, and has probably gone through several ground-up re-writes.

Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_wAKFc_hFN0

Got me too. Equated Monthly Installments [0]. Monthly payments on cars/phones/computers etc.

[0] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equated_Monthly_Installment

Huh? They're right there on the right, below the delete key.

Guy seems to be naked on the bed watching TV now.

Thankfully the camera's very pixelated.

I work for Radweb, Nick no longer works with us. He left around a year ago or so.

I've made a few open-source contributions through the company (https://github.com/danharper and https://github.com/radweb).

Chart.js looked like an awesome library, it's a shame what happened.

Problem with these is I end up turning it off.

Something like that, but it could be done ahead of time - receive a bitcoin address & redemption code online, send your coins then ~30mins later go to the machine, enter your redemption code and receive your BTC.

Redemption code could also be a QR code. Put it on your phone & hold it up to the machine.

As a regular author for Tuts+ I am absolutely FUMING with them.

Finally support for input type="file"!

Just what we needed! We were just planning on adding similar functionality into our Backbone app. I check Hacker News an hour later, and there it is!

Looking forward to seeing the offline sync helper you mentioned in another thread.

I'd love to see an Android client. I use Dropbox a lot with my phone, and really need some sort of encryption solution for it.

You wouldn't go into a restaurant which had the same generic "look". How dull would life be if all buildings have the same generic style; all shop fronts had their name printed in the same size, font and colour; all menus looked alike and everyone drove the same car?

A standardised GUI is not the same as standardised branding.