our hands has become the mantra of 2020. And we've all heard about the importance of cleaning and sanitizing surfaces. But once you've made your home a haven for sheltering in place, how do you bring new items into your sanitized safe zone? We still have to eat and get essentials, after all, so how do we get those groceries, takeout meals and mail-order products inside and ensure we do it safely?mantra

For the past two weeks, I have tried different technologies such as Webpack, PostCSS, JSS, etc. to make my web development smoother and faster. In this post, I would like to share which technologies that I have decided to go forward with and why.

How I picked my stack:

1. The technology must allow me to switch to other technologies easily

2. The technology must support server-side renderingmantra meteor react

Please make sure you read Mantra Specification and visit the official repository. Keep in mind that Mantra is an approach to application architecture rather than a framework. It is supposed to keep our options open and not lock us in to any particular library, we are free to choose how manage routing, state management and data-binding. In other words bring your own toolkit: flow router / react router GraphQL, Redux or any other shiny new thing.

Features

• follows mantra feature specific modules approach, if interested please join an ongoing discussion here
• formsy-react for user login, registration and password forms formsy-react and formsy-react-components
• user registration, login, logout with application wide state, composed in pure React JS components with react-komposer (there is no blaze ui, or any blaze to react)
• simple but complete Colors modules wih CRUD
• simple but not fully complete user management module
• tcomb-form based forms in Colors module.
• meteor astronomy models (looking forward to the upcoming v2)
• bootstrap theme module based on Flatly with a configuration file, you can replace it or remove if you have other requirements

pc es2015 graphql mantra meteor react

I created a tutorial/walkthrough for anyone who is interested in exploring Meteor 1.3, React, and the new Mantra architecture.

It's friendly for newbies (if they have some JS programming experience.)mantra meteor react

Recently, JavaScript got a lot of new features to the language. Many more features have been suggested and they will be added to the language soon.

Interestingly, the JavaScript community started to use these new features even before they were fully implemented by browsers (and Node.js). That's because these features are pretty awesome and save us from doing a lot of hacks. And it's possible to use before it's fully supported in browsers thanks to transpilers like Babel

In this course, we are going see some of these features and their real-life use cases. Then you will understand ES2015 pretty well and use the features in your projects.es2015 mantra

Ruby is "an interpreted scripting language for quick and easy object-oriented programming" -- what does this mean?

interpreted scripting language:

• ability to make operating system calls directly
• powerful string operations and regular expressions
• immediate feedback during development
quick and easy:
• variable declarations are unnecessary
• variables are not typed
• syntax is simple and consistent
• memory management is automatic
object oriented programming:
• everything is an object
• classes, methods, inheritance, etc.
• singleton methods
• "mixin" functionality by module
• iterators and closures
also:
• multiple precision integers
• convenient exception processing
• dynamic loading
• threading support

If you are unfamiliar with some of the concepts above, read on, and don&39;t worry. The mantra of the ruby language is quick and easy.ruby