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Our videos for the November 2017 edition of Donut.js are up and captioned for you to enjoy at your leisure! https://donutjs.club/past-speakers/#november-2017
Many thanks to the efforts and talent of our friends @aaronpk for video recording and production and @stenoknight for captioning! -
Donut.js is in need of sponsorship. Let your employers know! Help us continue to put on an inviting, fun, accessible tech meetup here in Portland. You can cover our donuts or captioning for the night, or chip in a bit more: https://donutjs.club/sponsor/
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renem
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@aaronpk maybe PowerNap⢠was active and the MacBook wasnât in standby?
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Sometimes I turn on my Bluetooth headphones and they say "Connected to Aaron's MacBook Pro," but that computer is definitely on standby and not plugged in to power.
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belle
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Jan 10
My trick to make my 2017 annual review blog post easier to write was to create the draft immediately on publishing my 2016 review. I added little bits to it all year and just polished it off in Dec. Iâve already done the same for 2018.
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belle
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@canion This looks really interesting! Thanks for sharing.
@belle whoa that video or animated web page or whatever it is is really amazing -
Remember the Airstream recording studio we had at @outpostpdx? Well it's now it's own thing: @stream_pdx âand they announced their new podcast fellowship today: https://streampdx.com/podcast-fellowship
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brentsimmons
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@aaronpk A starred article is a private favorite â generally it means something you want to come back to later for some reason. Itâs common to have a special pseudo-feed that shows just starred articles, so a user can find them all easily.
I havenât worked with current syncing system APIs much yet: my experience is mainly with NewsGator and Google Reader APIs, both now defunct. I vastly preferred NewsGatorâs API, because it was designed as a syncing system, where Google Readerâs API was designed for Google, and was never publicly documented or supported, and didnât work very well for apps like Evergreen (there were lots of ambiguous cases).
@brentsimmons Awesome, thanks, makes sense. I might add a note that servers should feel free to create these sorts of pseudo-feeds themselves. I'll see if I can dig up the NewsGator API docs. It's helpful to know that you're thinking about this from a "syncing" perspective rather than more of a REST API perspective.
