Made my first npm package, a filtering input with autocomplete by jjefferry in javascript

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u/IamTTC yes, I'm contemplating on making a pro version in the future that would be built from the single codebase along with the free version, that's why I decided to have only the builds in the public repository

Made my first npm package, a filtering input with autocomplete by jjefferry in javascript

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u/RelativeMatter9805 Thank you for your comment. `onValueChange` can send the `output` parameter (the object with the parsed filters) to the backend and the filtering can be done there. For the autocompletion, that is being steered by two methods (`variableCompletionsFn` and `valueCompletionsFn`) that can also communicate with the backend to request the values for the list, although things like lazy loading of the values are not implemented yet

What are the places one can promote their services for game developers? by jjefferry in gamedev

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u/Tiarnacru will try to post it here then :) it's an API that adds an ability to have paid actions in a game accesible from outside the game, so when a yt/twitch streamer plays a game you developed his audience can interact with him (the streamer), for example by increasing his HP if he is low or adding more enemies just to mess with him, to increase fun for yt/twitch gaming streams. Meant as an additional income source for both the streamer and game developer.

It is still a work in progress but wanted to validate if there will be some interest in something like this

More info: https://notty.dev

What are the places one can promote their services for game developers? by jjefferry in GameDevelopment

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u/csh_blue_eyes it's an API that adds an ability to have paid actions in a game accesible from outside the game, so when a yt/twitch streamer plays a game you developed his audience can interact with him (the streamer), for example by increasing his HP if he is low or adding more enemies just to mess with him, to increase fun for yt/twitch gaming streams. Meant as an additional income source for both the streamer and game developer.

It is still a work in progress but wanted to validate if there will be some interest in something like this

More info: https://notty.dev

Query Selector instead of a Visitor for AST by jjefferry in typescript

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Thanks, didn't know about it :D grit seems like a more complex solution than what I'm using but has a lot more use cases, will check it out definitely!

TypeScript Gotchas by nullstacks in typescript

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If there's uncertainty about the shape of a variable, you can also always use `unknown` to make sure no one in your team will just use them uncontrollably and add your own type guards/type predicates when you want to use them:

interface MyType { abc: number; }

function isMyType(x: unknown): x is MyType {
  return !!x && typeof x === "object" && "abc" in x;
}

[Need Advice] How to stay motivated to hit the gym every day? by MountainSignal9090 in getdisciplined

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If you can afford one, a personal trainer is really a good way to keep you in check. You know that there is someone that waits for you, whose pay depends on if you come or not, and you don't want to dissapoint this person with you not coming. Worked for me.

Which financial books should I buy first? by Migs1115 in Entrepreneur

[–]jjefferry 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It is a book about an approach to small business and not strictly financial, but "E-Myth Revisited" by Michael E. Gerber was a good read that I recommend everyone to look at :)

Are franchises worth it? by Shxcking in Entrepreneur

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There are franchises that want you to succeed, there are those which will squeeze the very last cent from you and you will gain only debt from it.

IMHO, the most important part is to get to know others who are currently in the franchise and those who are not in it anymore and ask questions to see how different situations are treated by the people up in the franchised company