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The State Of JavaScript
Depending on who you ask, right now JavaScript is either turning into a modern, reliable language, or a bloated, overly complex dependency hell. Or maybe both?
What's more, there's just so many options: Do you use React or Angular 2? Do you really need Webpack? And what's this month's recommended way of dealing with CSS?
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A Javascript journey with only six characters
Javascript is a weird and wonderful language that lets us write some crazy code that's still valid. It tries to help us out by converting things to particular types based on how we treat them.
If we add a string to something, it'll assume we want it in text form, so it'll convert it to a string for us.
If we add a plus or minus prefix to something, it'll assume we want its numerical representation, and will convert the string to a number for us, if possible.
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rra-c-util 6.1
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remctl 3.13
remctl is a client and server that forms a very simple remote RPC system, normally authenticated with Kerberos, although including a remctl-shell variant that works over ssh.
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Vala and Reproducibility
This will help build process to avoid call valac in order to generate C source code, VAPI and GIR files from your Vala sources.
Because C source is distributed with a release’s tarball, any Vala project could be binary reproducible from sources.
In order to produce development packages, you should distribute VAPI and GIR files, along with .h ones. They should be included in your tarball, to avoid valac produce them.
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