This document is to highlights the steps to make OpenRGB work on Linux with MSI Motherboard. This is actually the general
process for all motherboard that are supported on OpenRGB but few notes I found that works on my MSI motherboard.
Building tic-tac-toe game using ReactJs and Firebase
Written in reactjs 16, react-router 4, redux, nodejs and firebase.
Feel free to clone the repository here and I’d be happy to accomodate any suggestions or improvements. As for the Reactjs 16 new features, it was not really demonstrated on this project. Further improvements will be coming up highlighting Reactjs 16 new feautres. Redux was really not clearly demonstrated here as I was using firebaseconnect and it feels like not a very good library in demonstrating what Redux and how Redux should be used. My mistake… :-). I will create a different post just for Redux.
Tic-tac-toe is a paper-and-pencil game for two players, X and O, who take turns marking the spaces in a 3×3 grid. The player who succeeds in placing three of their marks in a horizontal, vertical, or diagonal row wins the game.
Demo
Sublime Linting for React and ES6
Few months ago I wrote this article on medium. But I thought I should also post it here. And so here it is.
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Lately Im having problem implementing linter on Sublime Text for my team that has support for React/JSX and ES6 syntax following some tutorials on the interweb… So I decided to share the steps here as others might have the same problem. I find this extremely helpful in our team as it provides uniform formats and style guides all throughout the code base.
If your new to Eslint please follow the link to their documentation. What this is all about is to outline the errors/issues within your JS/JSX code within Sublime Text Editor. So let’s dive in. :-)
Understanding language jargon to be a better programmer
In this article, I will use Javascript Jargons as an example.
A lot of developers or programmers(specially to the country where I came from), You and Me and mostly Junior to Mid-level developers have been through this. At some point in time we wrote codes that we barely know what it means as long as we know that it works the way we want it to be or even not in the way that we want (this will make us wonder why?).
