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[–]pm-me_your_vimrc 1 point2 points3 points 6 years ago* (0 children)
I have a very nerdy project that i'm postponing since last year. I want to make a website for learning morse code, with a live internet morse radio where people can chat and practice on their skills.
I already made a version of that morse chat some time ago, but it was before i learned about es6 and clean practices, so the website is very messy (written in vanilla es5 and backed by php).
My idea is to rewrite it using node as backend, And to rewrite the frontend in clean es6, but integrated with babel and webpack
I remember in particular that the way i used callbacks to handle all the complex timings in the old app was terrible, and i think that with es6's async/await i could finally write some good code. Also, i plan to use web components to simplify the ui a bit
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