David Alan Hjelle
David Alan Hjelle
I've been wanting to set up a site-specific browser for several web apps I use regularly: Google Docs, GitLab, etc. However, I often end up opening multiple pages on that...
I was just trying out atomagit, and it looks pretty slick so far—but I can't get it to commit. Once I finish typing my commit message and save, a box...
Was just looking for a tool like this…any chance that this could be tweaked to work with ES6/Babel? Or do you know of other similar tools?
I've been generally following [this guide for installing `hackpad` on CentOS](https://www.rosehosting.com/blog/how-to-install-hackpad-on-a-centos-7-vps/) to install it on my Fedora box. Everything seems fine except for getting a `Incorrect key file for table...
I just learned that CouchDB separates docs in its response with newlines, which means that one can stream the JSON response and start parsing each *line* of JSON without waiting...
I was using `natural-orderby` to try compare "2-020-00" and "3-000-00", and found that Firefox produced the expected ordering, while Chrome did not. ``` compare()("2-020-00", "3-000-00"); // 1 in Chrome, -1...
I had an issue where "2019-12-30" and "12/30/2019" were not comparing as equal. While I recognize this is really an issue with JavaScript, it might make sense for a sort...
I'm not sure that this is a design goal, but I see that dollar values (and presumably other currencies) are not parsed to be identical to plain numbers. ``` const...
### Summary When opening a repository (via SSH remote) with multiple submodules, the git panel picks one of the submodules (arbitrarily?) as the git the active git repository, instead of...