And they acknlowedge it : "We would like to thank React for showing that full re-renders can be made efficient. While we did not their precise Virtual DOM approach, their work with Virtual DOM was extremely influential to our approach in Glimmer." Fair play !

Yup, i really like how the js community doesn't hate on other frameworks/libraries, but instead they use each other's ideas to better their own.

tutorial video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-off4Vznjs

I had to write an API with lots of one-to-many and many-to-many relationships, with iOS, Android and JS apps accessing the APIs so it needed a mean to sideload data. I found JSONApi to be a good guide to building the API. Of course, I was a bit sad when the spec changed quite radically in its last iteration, but, hey, my API still works, that's not so bad.

Love Dash !! Esp. since you can also add Rubygems doc

got the same problem, it only works with a https address !

Nope. Works even if you use an address without http, but beginning with only "//"

In that example "//" is just another way to say "https://", though.

I had the same issue, I think it depends on browser configuration. Some browsers disallow http content on https pages.

I enjoyed the game ! thanks

Thanks ! I didn't know there was a new version. The lack of stereo UGens brought me to Super Collider since then but I like the Chuck coding style. Cheers

lol

Well this might look a bit counter intuitive, but this is what being disruptive is about right?

Some people also made fun of Whitfield Diffie and Martin Hellman when they exposed the public key theory :)