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Personal todo list for interests related stuffs. Comments and suggestions on what I should work on are always welcome.

todo's Introduction

todo

Rule the web
Conquer the World
Or get a girlfriend?
Track my todo list

Labels

name	description
L1~L5	L1 means I am working on it, L2 means I will soon get started on it (in 2 weeks most), L3 means I will consider doing it in months (at most 2 months), L4 means it takes 3 months or more to get started. L5 means it is a plan for next year.
Gift	It's the things I want to buy, I give it to myself as a gift.
Habits	It's habit I would like to keep.
In Progress	It's a more precise `L1`, which means I'm working on it today!
Open Source	It's related to open source system.
Skills	It's the skill I want to master.

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load-script-async

import Load from 'load-script-async'

window.loaded = new Load('//path/to/xxx.js')

window.addEvenlistener('click', element, useMyScript)

function useMyScript() {
  if (window.loaded) {
    // use it
  } else {
    alert('Waiting for script to be loaded...')
  }
}

JavaScript repl as a component

<repl>console.log(1)</repl>

I've noticed that https://guides.github.com/ has such a great design that I want to make my blog the same style, I've always been preparing to make my own blog generator too. And the fact is I've made a few of such, but all of them are not good enough.

I need a simple && no-plug-in && just fulfill my own need blog generator.

Check what is wrong in an npm package

check files
check license
check keywords

> whats-wrong ./

Buy a skateboard

Looks cool, definitely will give it a try soon.

Vue + React

import { Component, render } from 'aimer'

class Counter extends Component {
	state = { count: 0 }

	inc = () => this.state.count++

	get doubleCount() {
		return this.state.count * 2
	}

	render() {
		return <button onClick={this.inc}>
			{this.state.count},{this.doubleCount}
		</button>
	}
}

render(<Counter />, document.getElementById('root'))

Refactor Revue without using Redux

I find Redux not the perfect solution for Vue.

An implementation like Vuex but compatible with Redux middle-wares can be the best solution.

So, Revue 4.0 will be that kind. 😬

Ambition in 2016

Get whatever a new device
Learn Ukelele
Learn Japanese #2
Write at least 2 articles each week #7
Move to somewhere other than Chengdu
Keep a healty life style, go to bed before 11 and get up at around 7 #8
Working out everyday
Learn soccer juggling

Learn Japanese

A long-term course.

Study JS bundler

Turn a file into an asset tree:

Given index.js:

import foo from './foo.js'
import style from './style.css'

console.log(foo)

getTree('./index.js')

// ↓↓↓

{
	isRoot: true,
	content: `import foo from './foo.js'\nimport style from './style.css'\n\n\nconsole.log(foo)`,
	path: '/absolute/path/to/index.js'
	assets: [
		{
			content: `export default 'foo'`,
			path: '/absolute/path/to/foo.js',
			importPath: './foo.js',
			importNames: ['default'],
			isAsync: false
		},
		{
			content: 'body {color: red}',
			path: '/absolute/path/to/style.css',
			importPath: './style.css',
			importNames: ['default'],
			isAsync: false
		}
	]
}

Keep a healthy life style

This should start from 2016/3/4 night

Get up at around 5
Go to bed at around 10
Masturbate once a week
Morning running everyday
Standing to code at home

Write at least 2 articles each week

This should start from 2016/2/15

Video to GIF (app)

mevn - like mean but for Vue

related to LightBulb/LightBulb#62

Universal app for tracking GitHub activities.

HackerNews improved edition

Fork without git history

technically not fork, but copy the whole library of someone else and based on that to creating a new lib. Currently fork works but it contains the git history of the original repo.

Sometimes I don't need that, I just want to fresh start a brand new project? I want not git history then.