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Whats the matter? wasn't it flowery enough? Or, as it aRose in your consciouness did you get stuck with a thorn?
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Jumping spiders preserve one score! (10)
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Well the family is Salticidae and preserve could be Salt - I DON'T KNOW 😁
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"Don't know, don't tell" eh? 
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Saltigrade ?
with grade meaning score
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You are up tomorrow!
Jumping spiders
preserve SALT
one I
score GRADE
SALTIGRADE: Saltigrade Definition & Meaning | Dictionary.com[^]
Not a common word, but it was "word of the day" yesterday, and I liked it.
I was tempted to add a distraction: "A particularly nasty one for a Monday!" given that anythign that contains spiders is particularly nasty ... 
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I used to use WOTD ( just as a starting point ) from Oxford but they used too many archaic words
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OriginalGriff wrote: anythign that contains spiders is particularly nasty
On the contrary, spiders are our friends. They catch and eat the nasty creatures.
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That's what they want you to think ... 
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Spelling Timothy spelling  anythign
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I count myself lucky if I get "The" right ... 
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Sorry I'm a bit of a grammar nazi
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My fingers don't all work at the same speed any more, and my "typing brain" hasn't realized it yet. So I swap "n" and "g", "e" and "h", and a whole bunch of other letters over when I type fast.
The joys of getting older ...
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Ah, you are obviously a touch typist - I never got further than using two fingers of each hand and the thumb for spacebar, considering my dad was a printer who typeset a good portion of the Lord of The Rings - no chip of the old block for me ( apart from his musical talent )
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It seemed like a good idea decades ago when I started using computers. I got an Amstrad 6140 and Mavis Beacon and it's been a damn good investment over the years!
If anyone reading this is young and starting out on a computer career - learn to type properly, it'll save you hours every day and speed up your coding!
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Even if you forego the frameworks and use plain vanilla js, eventually you'll end up making your own helper classes / ui library to reuse functionality. Imo you may as well use something like Angular / React, etc. that is well tested and documented.
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I ain't gonna use Angular. I am still baffled this pile of crap is so popular.
My preferences and love would go to Vue.js, Knockout.js..
But me think I might drop it all and use Blazor!
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I use Angular regularly and like it, maybe because the setup is kind of like MVVM which I used with WPF.
I've had a little bit of experience with React and it can do some cool stuff.
Blazor does look cool, but I have yet to try it. I largely use whatever is required at work, so maybe we'll get a project someday where this would be an option.
I had a look at Svelte • Cybernetically enhanced web apps recently and it looks nice.
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You should have a look at Vue.js!
I tried Angular, but I found it a PITA to use. And was confused too easily by seemingly simple angular code. Compare o what I could do with Knockout.js, I saw little benefits and lot of pain...
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Point of article is that you should write your own helpers.
Because then you are in control. With Angular we just got hit by what is written in article.
We have angular 7 in our build process - which depends on node-saas and guess what that version of node-saas is now gone on github 404 not found.
Yes we probably should have updated it to newer version earlier. But I am not product owner and guess what - when we told him how much it will take to update and how many regressions might be there decision was: "if it works leave it as is".
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That sucks 
To be fair this could happen to any project with 3rd party dependencies on Nuget packages. Although it adds to the size of the repo (and many would argue against it) we check in node_modules to avoid this situation. You could maybe add (from a dev pc) just the ones you're missing to fix the build?
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And why not? Your personal lib will be both streamlined and controlled by you. Maybe I'm a coding megalomaniac, but I'd much rather have control of as much of my code as possible.
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