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@GodHatesMe MSDN ? Microsoft's service down ??
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@GodHatesMe if you mean MDN, then you are equally attractive. Just stop seeing W3.org. She is not giving you anything worthy
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@aitkotw tou must have seen me, rubbing my asses somewhere on devRant. You see, I am quite famous here. Dudes call me casanova. Girls call me justin b ...eewwwww.... Tony stark.
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@aitkotw I remember your name too
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@aitkotw tumhara billa code karta hai ?
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@aitkotw "cat thumka " ??
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@AndSoWeCode reading for work would include, ready team mates code, comments, analysis of your code, error reports...Not documentations or tech books
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@aitkotw are woh mallika thi
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@AndSoWeCode what if I am reading about that I don't work on. Say, reactjs
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@AndSoWeCode what if a literature students reads tech documentation, blogs or books. Is that something for fun for him, since reading novel will make him look like he is working ??
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@GodHatesMe oh sorry .. I just recalled my memory that you wrote w3.org and not w3schools 😂
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@T1l3 documentation of webpack
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@Noob really
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@Noob I just feel in love the instant I first saw it. It hardly requires 3-4 days to get understand it ecosystem
In Japan, they have technical books written in comic/manga styles.
She - So. Do you read ?
Me - Yes. Infact a lot. Daily. My life is filled with it.
She - Wow. Nice. So what do you read mostly ? Which one is your favourite
Me - Mostly Documentations. Vuejs documentation is my favourite followed by express and mongodb documentation. And yeah webpack. You should read them too. Then there is a book on ES6, 'Understanding ES6' by Nikolas S Zakas, famous author and programmer. Great stuff
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express
mongodb
documentations
vuejs