I remember reading a good article outlining this: https://jann.is/ipad-pro-for-programming/

Are you still planning on releasing an open source version of LogRocket, much like Sentry offers one?

In the long term, it's definitely something we plan to do. For now, we are prioritizing building new features and improving the core product.

Doing open source well requires significant resources for community management, PR review, and support. When we do release an open source version of LogRocket, we want to be sure that we can dedicate enough time to supporting our users and engaging the community.

(I work at LogRocket)

Absolutely, keep up the good work!

Amazon Polly?

I've been using Vue.js on large scale projects for a while, but for a greenfield project I'm choosing React instead. React has better support for SSR which is still really important for public facing websites, JSX feels much more natural to me than the v-* directives, not to mention React's incredibly large ecosystem. That being said, I really like the way Vue handles CSS in single file components, and the simplicity of Vuex compared to Redux. I'm still struggling to find a styling solution for React that I'm completely happy with. As with everything, it's about choosing the right tool for the job.

> React has better support for SSR…

Mind elaborating on this? I'm about to start a project that will use SSR, and I'm really interested where Vue (which would otherwise be my preference) might limit me.

https://ssr.vuejs.org/en/

https://nuxtjs.org/ is a front end framework with first class support for SSR for VueJS that is almost about to release their 1.0. SSR compatibility was one of the major pillars of VueJS's 2.0 release.

Someone I follow retweeted it on to my timeline and now the website keeps hanging. Does anyone know how it happened?

EDIT: Just seen someone explain it: https://twitter.com/hexwaxwing/status/926919811820609536

Interesting looking at the API response. If you do a signed API call to https://api.twitter.com/1.1/statuses/show/926903967027785728... - you can see that there's no URI returned in the JSON.

Here's a paste of the full response https://pastebin.com/MNRjjx45

Note that VSCode doesn't completely display lines of this length ( https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/27380 ), and Kate struggles as well

Yet another reason why Sublime Text is a great editor compared to Atom/VSCode.

The presentation may promote unbiased content, but it would be naïve to suggest that Twitter had no idea who RT would support.

Even if that's true, so what? It was pretty clear who Fox News or MSNBC would support but I doubt anyone would be up in arms if Twitter took advertising money from them.

I think this says it all (from the employer's website)...

  <meta name="keywords" content="Instafamous, Contacting brands, sharing, posting, get famous, make money, exposure, more followers">

Are we sure this entire company is not satire?

Looks like they're having a pretty bad outage at the moment. http://downdetector.com/status/facebook

I would encourage people to use MDN as a reference (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/) instead of w3schools, far more in depth and useful.

PostCSS + sometimes a lightweight helper library such as http://basscss.com/ which provides some really nice defaults.