A bit risky to do this in Javascript though.

Redux is the bomb!

Thanks for all the answers 😀

@Nexion Thanks. Sounds incredibly complicated to me. I can't imagine myself thinking in terms of anything other than base 10.

Coding in my mind.

Oh for fucks sake!

Feel you bro. Your pain seeps through my mobile screen.

@tytho Hahaha, you should totally rant this.

@coookie Did you figure it out yet? Generate and return a JWT token from the server upon validating credentials. You could send in the JWT token along with the headers of your web socket request and have your server validate it. The article seems pretty decent.

Nothing too fancy, a Soundmagic P23. Bang for the buck.

@philcr Yes, for example, in this case where I upvoted your comment, but did not upvote the post.

I don't think that Sublime generates code. However, I would advise not using boilerplates or snippets unless you can write them yourself.

You're fucked if you're using Microsoft languages though.

This makes me super angry.

Not going to happen. They said that already once before and chickened out.

India. Same shit.

@pharaoh Done that, it doesn't get all of them.

@gustash Go on, try typeof null then. Yes, JS is fucked up 😀

@RinseRepeat Good point, I did not think of that. But I do think that you can compromise storage to bring some order to the chaos.

Calm down. You'll get used to it. If you can't, check out async/await or the co library.

Not saying that he's right, only that you can :-)

That was disturbing.

Wouldn't JWT/OAuth work in this case too?

Well, you can - https://youtu.be/4A2mWqLUpzw

@njpugh90 I was using the reset button until it broke too :-)

@dreadedbytes Your comment has less upvotes than it deserves.

@ralee It's MIT's open course ware introduction to algorithm. A quick Google search will get you there.

@Theo20185 This, I need to check out! Thanks.

@qwerty1337 Haha, I'm a long time Linux user myself, but this still beats me. I feel really bad for the people who end up deleting their root partition (and all the backups too if they're mounted).

@bkrem No - that's Indian. It just refers to the data from the 'bank' SQL table. Nothing so fancy, really 😂

@vinerz And that's not the only thing that's wrong with it. This was just some code that was tossed my way, you know, to 'debug'.