As many people have pointed out, if you turn your head sideways and squint, the following JavaScript can be considered a “class:” function QuadTree (nw, ne, se, sw) { this._nw = nw; this._ne = ne; this._se = se; this._sw = sw; } QuadTree.prototype.population = function () { return this._nw.population() + this._ne.population() + this._se.population() + this._sw.population(); } This is very differen
After I prototype an app I'm building, my time is split between the editor and the browser with the console open. I try to debug as I go to avoid creating a complete mess. Moreover, when I get a bug report for a production app the first thing that I do is try to debug using Chrome devtools, and I usually find the bug without touching my editor. To be effective at that, I had to learn a great deal
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Much has changed since my first Dockerfile best practices post. I'll leave the original post up for posterity and this post will include what has change and what you should do now. 1: Don't boot init Containers model processes not machines. Even if you think that you need to do this you are probably wrong. Next... 2: Trusted builds Even if you don't like the name it is an awesome feature. I have m
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Quick start guide zag-standalone uses LevelDB as the default backend. $ npm install -g zag-standalone $ start-zag metrics.db zag-web listening on 0.0.0.0:8875 zag-daemon pool: ["127.0.0.1:8876"] The first time you run it, wait a minute for the key list to populate with the first data points. Next, point your browser to the address the script printed. Now you're ready to start sending metrics data
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