Check out Tao of Node and Tao of React. It has worked pretty well for us, and is applicable in my opinion to other stacks as well, not just Node.

https://alexkondov.com/tao-of-node/

https://alexkondov.com/tao-of-react/

Looks interesting! Added to my reading list, thanks :)

> dynamically created them (react)

I'm curious if this worked because as far as I'm aware, most of these are basic HTTP requests where the meta tags are parsed without the JS being executed.

Why would you shoehorn practices from Java on Nodejs? A lot of those patterns would be unnecessary on JS.

At the end of the day, those patterns were created to keep things maintainable, not just use them for the sake of it.

This is amazing. I've been using Dukascopy and Wise, but good to see more options, for my country. Just curious, did you use LLMs to parse and organize all those information? Also, how did you source the EMIs for this list?

> It currently has 170+ banks/EMIs and it's mostly focused on individuals and businesses from Europe

Europe and US/Canda have plenty of options, would love to see more EMIs for other regions. Still a great list.

People in developed countries take online payments for granted. Let me give you another perspective from a third world country.

Where I live, the international payments are restricted. Most of the neobanks/payment only issue payment cards for EEA or USA and Canada. There are a few options like Dukascopy Bank, but the fees are expensive especially for micro transaction. So cryptocurrency (not all though) does have some utility for people like us.

That being said, I do agree that crypto ecosystem is filled with grifters and scammers and only a select few cryptocurrencies are actually useful.

I don't understand the point. This is built on Optimism stack, so effectively same as using Optimism. Why not just integrate Coinbase products into Optimism then?

Clearly they're betting on the Coinbase brand.

> broke a $42,000 porcelain sculpture by artist Jeff Koons Thursday.

> Herald that Gamson offered to buy the balloon dog’s remains for $15 million on the spot.

Wait, so the broken sculpture is now worth more than before? How does this even make sense.

Wow, the art world has literally become a Donald Duck cartoon!

I remember when I was a kid one of my favourite Donald Duck installations was one where Donald accidentally breaks an antique and invaluable vase, and some art people goes crazy for the shards, and so Donald launches a new career as an artist where people bring their Ming dynasty vases to him, and he goes to town on them with power tools.

I don't recall quite how it ends, but I think the trend passes and he's left with a bunch of worthless shards. I think Scrooge was angry for some reason as well...

I liked it at the time because it was such an absurd concept. Guess it wasn't nearly as absurd as I thought!

It just went from a one nonspecific sculpture in a run of 799, to an absolutely unique item from that set with a specific historical lineage. The other 798 are no different than each other, but this is the only one among them that had this happen to it. So now it's priced more like his other singular works.

Money laundering

If they offered the same or double the price I would be still raising my eyebrows a bit but 15M lmao, how blatant is that.

Depending on who you ask, those broken fragments are a one-of-a-kind.

Five quatloos for the tail.

Sounds like a Black Mirror episode.

Exactly. There's no excuse, a "unicorn" company with millions of users such as Snapchat can surely do better.

> 2. Canvas based web frameworks become viable as an alternative to the DOM.

I would further add that a lot of companies will jump on this bandwagon until they realize they actually need SEO and accessibility and then move back to something similar to SSR.

Do you really need SEO for a login restricted web app? Will it be possible to have a framework/library that fallsback to DOM rendering when accessibility features are used? I think it’s actually feasible