Superb, I have a similar set up as a home server. Nothing more satisfying that bringing an old machine back to life.

Thanks, very much. I totally agree, whats most important for me is readability and consistency. So I pick a convention and stick to it. Also I make variables and function names explicit to describe what

Great work! Here's another way to eliminate the method but keep the button and click binding: <button @click="task.completed = !task.completed">Toggle</button> Here's the fiddle:

a floor smoothie!

You could always shoot them open:

That's a great way to think about it and a nice example. I switched off in math in high school and kind of slipped through the cracks. Since learning how to program I've really started to see how mathematical

Very nice, I will enjoy reading about your progress! Check out this list once you have wrapped your head around the basics:

Thanks, CodePen is a great place to play around with HTML, CSS, JS. I've learnt a lot by seeing how others write code on there.

I had some driver issues this week on 16.04, I just took the opportunity to switch to Ubuntu Budgie 17.10!

A strong JavaScript community would be great to see, I know @matthewdavid and @fluidbyte would also like to see the js community grow.

Thanks @petarjs I think I'll cover IFEEs another time, keep up the good work you have some great posts!

I couldn't find that exact line, but to be clear inner functions take a snapshot of an outer functions variables that can then be used in the inner function even if the outer function has returned. Glad

It can be a real nightmare at times, you might find this article worth reading, it covers some of the potential alternatives that were proposed during frontier times: There were some interesting approaches.

Great article, having just got my first job in the field while still at college I would say the things I have done outside of school are what got me the job. Focus on making connections and fostering what

Love it, tapping on a x230 at the moment, I have a t520 as my work horse. Solid machines!

SASS is great, it's programatic CSS, check out this link for some inspiration. The website is also a great place to start learning the basics!

Appreciate the shout out! I've learnt a lot from you as well, very grateful to you for giving me my first start in the world of IT. The healthy competition has often gave me the push to keep up with my

Yep, very cool. I love how the steem model fosters that idea.

Nicely done. Thanks for the shout out. Achieving goals is good for your self-e steem .

Thank you. I have indeed, I'm hoping to touch on it at some point. I just looked up a New Kind of Science, looks very interesting.