Eugene HP

Notes about interesting problems & solutions

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New way of thinking about exploits

I wouldn’t call it a game changer, but it’s definitely a good way to start thinking towards other directions in this execution stack.

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Screencast on how to do An example of how to upload image using Relay(GraphQL) endpoint from React Native.

http://github.com/eugenehp/react-native-relay-photo-upload

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react-native-relay-photo-upload - react-native graphql&relay photo upload demo

An example of how to upload image using Relay(GraphQL) endpoint from React Native.

https://youtu.be/mKEjU6FYI4g

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In Oracle v. Google, a Nerd Subculture Is on Trial

The problem with Oracle v. Google is that everyone actually affected by the case knows what an API is, but the whole affair is being decided by people who don’t.

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Announcing Heroku Free SSL Beta and Flexible Dyno Hours

At Heroku, we want to make it easy for everyone to be able to learn and explore our service, and the related ecosystem of technologies, for free - be it...

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Turn off scrollBar in the ScrollView

<ScrollView showsVerticalScrollIndicator={false}>

{...yourConentHere()}

</ScrollView>

because https://github.com/facebook/react-native/blob/a53d0f99ddaefc117c134b9b8dde351d676abad8/React/Views/RCTScrollView.m#L933

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One-shot Delimited Continuations with Effect Handlers

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Many users have embraced Git for its flexibility as a distributed version control system. In particular, Git’s branching and merging model provides powerful ways to decentralize development workflows. While this flexibility works for the majority of use cases, some aren't handled so elegantly. One of these use cases is the use of Git with large, monolithic repositories, or monorepos. This article explores issues when dealing with monorepos using Git and offers tips to mitigate them.

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Find your perfect React starter project

Find a React starter project / boilerplate that fits your needs perfectly. Use this tool to search and filter for the starter project that has everything you need and nothing you don't.

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Relay/GraphQL: De-mystifying Node Interface/ID

Summary

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Makeitopen.com - Open Source Learning

This is a series of tutorials designed to introduce React Native and its Open Source ecosystem in plain English, written alongside the building of the F8 2016 app for Android and iOS.

Something close to a guideline, but definitely a good example to start learning React Native technology with!

That’s how you build it:

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React v15.0 | React

A JavaScript library for building user interfaces

lovely!

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I am currently in the middle of migrating a midsize React desktop web app into Android RN. Here's what I'll say: it's more work than you think, but still far less work than building the app natively. You have to be prepared to write Native modules in Java/Obj-C. What data storage pattern are you using for your existing app? Flux/Redux? If you've sufficiently decoupled your components from your data stores (as we have), it might be as simple as converting your render functions, rewriting styles, and changing some instances of DOM/window references. You'll also have to rewrite your event interactions to account for native events, like swipe. And if you were using CSS transitions for a lot of things, like I was, you'll have to use RN Animations, which can be a real pain in the ass. As I said, it's more work than you think - but from what I have seen, it's just a TON of little differences here and there that need to be fixed up. I had the main screen of my app up and running in one day. It's an awesome experience. Very futuristic.

https://www.reddit.com/r/reactnative/comments/40s458/reactjs_migration_to_reactnative/?

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lol