The Dark Side of the Grid (Part 1)
/r/css
Keto Chocolate Peanut Butter Breakfast Cookies | Vegan Keto | keto snack | Just 1.3g net carbs per cookie | Recipe in comments
/r/veganketo
From the learnjavascript community on Reddit
/r/learnjavascript
Packing up my life
/r/minimalism
Human-raised wolves are just as successful as trained dogs at working with humans to solve cooperative tasks, suggesting that dogs' ability to cooperate with humans came from wolves, not from domestication.
/r/science
From the DAE community on Reddit
/r/DAE
Storybook 5.0 has been released
/r/Frontend
The End of Great Power Peace
/r/indepthstories
History of React Components and Patterns
/r/reactjs
NextJS template with Redux-like actions/reducers using React context and hooks
/r/nextjs
How to Use Sass and Styled Components in a React JS Application
/r/reactjs
Implementing Neural Networks from Scratch
/r/NeuralNetwork
useDimensions – a React Hook to measure DOM nodes
/r/reactjs
Your Cortex Contains 17 Billion Computers: Neural networks of neural networks
/r/neuralnetworks
A JavaScript-Free Frontend
/r/programming
The Many Ways to Change an SVG Fill on Hover (and When to Use Them)
/r/Frontend
Async/Await and Promises by Example
/r/reactjs
From Norse mythology to something a little closer to home. Can't wait to sink my teeth into this!
/r/mythology
Guy next to me pulls out his ps4 controller and starts playing breath of the wild on his smartphone in lecture
/r/pcmasterrace
From the Ultralight community on Reddit
/r/Ultralight
React-Redux v7.0.0-beta.0: faster performance, and built with hooks!
/r/reactjs
Video about fungi from 420 million years ago! Very cool video I thought others here might enjoy (:
/r/mycology
Here is Redux in 38 lines of code (Good for learning how Redux works)
/r/reactjs
Another gem from the New York Times, showing how mixed multi-media can shine with the simple act of scrolling.
/r/web_design
Shipping with confidence: Testing React Applications w/ Ben Johnson
/r/learnjavascript
Make broccoli a true superfood with the help of mustard powder
/r/nutrition
Introducing Majestic, A GUI for Jest
/r/reactjs
The false-consensus effect is a cognitive bias that causes people to overestimate the degree to which their beliefs and behaviors are shared by others. This phenomenon could explain why some people with extreme opinions wrongly assume that a large portion of the population agrees with them.
/r/cogsci
From the graphic_design community on Reddit
/r/graphic_design
Fitness described by evolution is the product of reproductive success, not necessarily survival. Explained by this video
/r/biologyvideos