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Will Little in HackerNoon.com

Oct 28, 2017

The science of salt and electrolytes (are we consuming enough?)

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Victor Leong in HackerNoon.com

Oct 28, 2017

Hosting Static React Websites on AWS S3 (& CloudFront) with SSL

AWS S3 Static Website Hosting. It is cheap, scalable, and “performant”. Especially when it tag team with CloudFront.

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Harkirat Saluja in HackerNoon.com

Oct 28, 2017

Moving from redux-thunk to redux-saga

I was working on a React, Redux project which involved lots of REST API calls, and I decided to use redux-thunk to handle that. The library no doubt is really amazing but there lot of boiler plate(redundant) code with all those dispatches and all which really…

7 responses

Mohamed Labouardy in HackerNoon.com

Oct 28, 2017

Attach an IAM Role to an EC2 Instance with CloudFormation

CloudFormation allows you to manage your AWS…

Andreas Sandre in HackerNoon.com

Oct 28, 2017

11 companies disrupting the transportation industry

Uber, Lyft, Waze, and DiDi are not the only one.

2 responses

The Code Gang in HackerNoon.com

Oct 28, 2017

The importance of team culture

In most projects, the amount of work is so large that one person alone cannot handle. Thus, we form teams…

3 responses

Jimmy Shen in HackerNoon.com

Oct 27, 2017

Is server side rendering a good choice for React application

André Pena in HackerNoon.com

Oct 28, 2017

A quick guide to help you picking up the best side project to work next

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Luuk Gruijs in HackerNoon.com

Oct 28, 2017

Abstracting mongoose CRUD operations into a shared file

When building an API with Node, Express and MongoDB you can choose Mongoose as your ODM. Mongoose helps you to easily do CRUD operations. When your API grows, usually the amount of models grow and therefore also the amount of express…

1 response

Ashish Kakran in HackerNoon.com

Oct 27, 2017

The Cloud Wars: making sense of the Cisco/Google partnership

Cisco and Google announced a new hybrid cloud partnership 2 days ago, and I wanted to know why. As I dived deeper, the strategic goal became visible pretty quickly. Let’s briefly examine the evolution of application…

Dan Podolan in HackerNoon.com

Oct 28, 2017

The easiest way to understand Ethereum (for 5-Years-Olds)

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Eve Weinberg in HackerNoon.com

Oct 28, 2017

Best Practices for User Testing Artificial Intelligence Products

Three rules from a seasoned UX designer, user researcher, and product builder at frog design

If you are building any AI product…

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Matt Ward in HackerNoon.com

Oct 28, 2017

Artificial Intelligence and The End of Everything — The Skynet Debate

Last night I had the opportunity to attend a debate on the future of AI at ETH university here in Zurich, Switzerland. It was a fascinating discussion between Robin Hanson, author of The Age of Em and Max…

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Marcella Maki in HackerNoon.com

Oct 28, 2017

Reworking a web app with React Native, Part 2: Presentational Components and Static Pages

Brad Feld in HackerNoon.com

Oct 28, 2017

Draft of Cat Hoke’s Upcoming Book — Second Chance

I just finished the near-final draft of Cat Hoke’s upcoming book Second Chance. It is incredibly powerful on multiple levels.

I’ve gotten to know Cat reasonably well over the past year. I first heard of her through the…

October 27, 2017

October 29, 2017

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