Figuring out how Next.js handles code splitting and routing so that we can decide if it fits our needs or if we can take inspiration from it for our own internal solution.
There is no special documentation about Next.js SSR, since it's supported out of the box and handled transparently.
| /** | |
| * Two column <dl> with two lines of CSS! Thank you Grid Layout! | |
| * Limitation: Breaks if we have multiple consecutive <dt>s or <dd>s | |
| */ | |
| dl { | |
| display: grid; | |
| grid-template: auto / 10em 1fr; | |
| } |
| const calculate = (n, k) => { | |
| const exponent = (-k * (k - 1)) / (2 * n) | |
| return 1 - Math.E ** exponent | |
| } | |
| // where `n` is the number of possible unique hashes | |
| // where `k` is the number of values created | |
| // calculate(100000, 25) => 0.0029955044966269995 aka 0.29% chance of collision |
At the time of this writing Divvy hasn't been updated for OS X 10.9 so it tries to direct you to the Accessibility panel of the System Preferences. Actually the assistive device settings have been moved to the Security pane as shown below:
| <?xml version="1.0"?> | |
| <!-- Key Mappimgs for http://pqrs.org/macosx/keyremap4macbook/ --> | |
| <root> | |
| <item> | |
| <name>German Umlaute on US Keyboard Layout with ALT modifier</name> | |
| <appendix>Change Option+o to ö</appendix> | |
| <appendix>Change Option+a to ä</appendix> | |
| <appendix>Change Option+u to ü</appendix> | |
| <identifier>remap.org.openhort.german_umlaute_with_ALT_modifier</identifier> |
