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Friday Showcase

As it is Friday, let's do something more fun. Show me what you are working on, need to promote, is interesting to you or whatever you want. It can be almost anything. Products/ tools/ highlights/ feature/ facts/ history/ code/ people/ video/ places/ anything (within d2 terms).

It's not a competition & you can show junk, incomplete too, especially if makes someone laugh.

My choice: the sounds of Wikipedia edits:
http://listen.hatnote.com
(random selection of something I thought was cool, no connection)

(let's see if this gets any traction).

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Sam Ringleman

I don't have anything that I can directly show, however, I started poking around the other day with Elixir.

elixir-lang.org/

My first dive into functional programming. Pretty cool so far.

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Vuild

Does it do things better?

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Sam Ringleman

Somethings according to what I have read yes. Concurrency mainly. However, it is just neat.

I was told to learn functional programming, having a different perspective on the craft only lends itself towards future growth.

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Vuild

They meant "code that works" for functional programming. 😉

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Sam Ringleman

Oh that is never a thing...

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Vuild

Mine works. It does the thing & it triggers devs when they see the src. Pretty sure that's what it's meant to do. 😳

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Sam Ringleman

That is probably true and yours has prolly made you now money than others too. 🤣 I was also being snarky lol

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Vuild

Their code was always junk. Firstmover or lastmover junk. Then cheer-led. Next revealed.

If you listen to devs, you get 12K contact forms.

if you listen to designers, you get 15K button gradients.

If you listen to marketing, you get sly.

If you listen to me, you go insane.

Listen to the ring, man. It wants to rue them all

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Vuild

It's how it works snarkleman (I only speak in nonsense so we good). Look at the code you are on.

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Sam Ringleman

Man I don't know how you come up with all of this lol.

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Vuild

Charcoal man.

I ate it as a kid.

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Ann Kwilinski

Launched my new portfolio site!
annkwilinski.com/

Then this is entirely amusing:
designtitles.com/

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Vuild

Congrats on launching your site Ann, it has a strong first impression. Good luck with it. The inspiration post is interesting. 👍

Meanwhile, I am now a "Participator of Smart Visuals" thanks to your second site. 😳

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Sam Ringleman

Overpaid Designer of Pretentious Authority 🤣🤣🤣

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Vuild

"Speaker"

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Ann Kwilinski

Thank you for even checking it out! 🙏

Hah! Sounds pretty passive, must be an upper management position.

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Vuild

No thanks needed, I'll read it all shortly too.

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Sam Ringleman

Your site is beautiful great job! @vuild said it best, a very strong impression! Great work!

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Ann Kwilinski

Thank you! 🙏Appreciate you checking it out!

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Jack Harner 🚀 • Edited

Made some decent headway on We Fucking Love Color, my first MERN stack app. Didn't really show it in the gif but I was able to be able to pull parent comments when calling the palette/:id endpoint and then populating the child comments.

As far as I know, using Mongoose to talk to the mongodb doesn't let me "populate all the way down" so not sure if I'm just going to have a finite nest level ("can only respond to the third level down") vs rewriting the comments stuff.

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Vuild

That sounds very good Jack, nice gif. 👍

As an expert, I don't understand 50% of the stuff you are saying or doing. 😳

On comment nesting. mostly depends on how much arguing you want. Ppl don't comment 8 layers deep agreeing. 😃

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Andrei Gatej

I’ve been quite busy the last month, but I plan on continuing my work on an invoice app, built with vue.

I should see things so differently now considering that the last month has been spent on learning angular. I’m ready to face this challenge!!

Also, I’m really, really happy to say that today I had my first talk with a client. I started a collaboration, well, a month ago and I’ve been so pleasantly surprised that they could rely on me.

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Vuild

Congrats on the client. It's always nice to be appreciated for your work. Well done. 👍

The invoice Ui is clean & simple, good work on this (looks neater than what I use).

youtube.com/watch?v=BpFPk3wXWZk&t=4s Mozzarella.😃

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Edwin Mak

I'll toss my silly project in the mix :). I created a slack plugin that generates very common reasons for being late due to the NYC metro system not working properly.

slack-blamemta.herokuapp.com/

I built this on Phoenix (Elixirlang) :)

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Vuild • Edited

That's hilarious Edwin. 👍

And the fact it is so bad you decided code/write something. 🤣

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Edwin Mak

Lol its RDD, rage driven development ;)

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Vuild

My kind of dev. 👍

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Bugsy Sailor

Made it to summer solstice photographing every sunrise of 2019. Huge milestone for this project.
bugsy.me/sunrise/day-172

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Vuild

Stunning place & excellent shots. That is a lot of work Bugsy.

bflick.imgix.net/https%3A%2F%2Fliv... 🔥

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Iqbal Shah • Edited

Profound pictures of Sun rise, loved your photography. I have been writing a blog on Summer Solstice from two years. Sun Praising has been a historical and cultural event for many civilizations in the past and is for many today too. The Summer Solstice SunRise at Stonehenge is a unique experience, thousands visit there to just witness the magical Sunrise that appears exactly above the "Heel" stone.
Reference:
summersolstice.blog