One month remaining until the new European Union regulation will be brought into force.

When you search for those letters here, you’ll see a lot of developers bending over to the EU and being happy about it. Some of them are even happy that it will kill a lot of small and medium businesses.

Large companies like Google have found ways to bypass the law, so regulatory forces will earn money by flocking small businesses or individuals with decades-old debts that will be also paid by the grandchildren (40 million euro).

Can’t wait for the next year to be attacked by pop-ups asking me if I agree with the site using cookies. Now more than ever, because everybody cares about cookies, and it’s totally not going to ruin the user experience.

I can’t wait for another law that will force sites to ask users if they agree with usage of JavaScript.

Does anybody use Elixir in production?

If so, what type of an application did you build with Elixir?

I should start learning.

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A designer/developer got offended of a joke about "designers". The React team removed it.

JavaScript app structure in 2016

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Expected feedback vs reality

(src: http://commitstrip.com/en/2013/...)

Deadlines.

(src: http://turnoff.us/geek/deadline/)

Have you ever heard of Jake Weary?

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Christianity vs Javascript

(src: https://twitter.com/hsjoihs/status/...)

Fix hungry developer typo

(commit: https://github.com/NodeRedis/...)

Call your sysadmin today!

(src: http://commitstrip.com/en/2015/...)

The worst site ever made (unironically).

http://durgasoft.com

Have you ever forked a potato?

https://github.com/drtshock/Potato

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