Daily Truffle Picks

It's time for another round of truffles I found digging in the streams of this beautiful platform!

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The Top 10 Truffles

Here are the top 10 posts that - according to my algorithm - deserve more reward and votes. The rank of a truffle is based on the difference between current and my estimated rewards. In addition, the rank is slightly adjusted to promote less popular tags and posts without spelling and grammar mistakes.

#1 Simplified Chinese translation of Node.js Part 2 1035 words completed -- by @victory622 with an estimated worth of 23 SBD and 102 votes

!20181005195932.png Initially, it is notice that Node.js is not a JS application, but a JS runtime platform. Node.js is written in C and is a Javascript runtime environment. Why use C? According to Ryan Dahl, founder of Node.js, he initially wanted to use Ruby to write Node.js, but later found that the performance of the Ruby virtual machine could not meet his requirements. Later he tried to use the V8 engine, so he chose the C language. Since it is not a Javascript application, why is ...

#2 Italian Translation Report Node.js Part 41 2152TW1164CW -- by @robertbira with an estimated worth of 19 SBD and 153 votes

Image created by pab.ink This post is published in relation to the utopianio davinci.polyglot translation project, by a selected Translator for the Italian language Github Crowdin Hello everyone! Welcome to my 41st translation report for the Node.js project! Today I have already finished the console.md file and without stopping I have already started another one again crypto.md! Keep reading to check out more about this new translation report! Enjoy! Node.js is a JavaScript runtime bui...

#3 ReactOS Greek Translation Part 22 1125 words -- by @dimitrisp with an estimated worth of 23 SBD and 97 votes

Github Repository, Crowdin Repository ReactOS is a free and open source operating system written from scratch. Its design is based on Windows in the same way Linux is based on Unix, however ReactOS is not linux. ReactOS looks and feels like Windows, is able to your run Windows software and your Windows drivers, and is familiar for Windows users. Development began in 1996, as a Windows 95 clone project, and was continued as ReactOS in 1998, with the incremental addition of features of lat...

#4 TranslationSpanish Node.js, from English 1113 words N089 -- by @alejohannes with an estimated worth of 15 SBD and 95 votes

Image source By definition, Node.js is a Java Runtime Environment JRE. But it is more than just that. While common JREs serve as machine backups that allow users to smoothly run JavaScript on their browsers and applications, this opensource project functions as an app that manages Java code by itself. Its practical uses for developers are endless. It grants an extraordinarily versatile platform for designing code, programs, websites and other applications. And that isnt all Node provides a...

#5 Node.js Translation to Spanish 1232 words Part 17 -- by @cremisi with an estimated worth of 22 SBD and 89 votes

Node.js came into existence when the original developers of JavaScript extended it from something you could only run in the browser to something you could run on your machine as a standalone application. Now you can do much more with JavaScript than just making websites interactive. JavaScript now has the capability to do things that other scripting languages like Python can do. Both your browser JavaScript and Node.js run on the V8 JavaScript runtime engine. This engine takes your Ja...

#6 Halloween 2018, Day 8 The Cleft -- by @stevescoins with an estimated worth of 10 SBD and 185 votes

Me and Theresa were just 16, and we had gone from sneaking out to whisper secrets together at 12 to sneaking out to steal beer from the neighbors and make out... A creek cut through the neighborhood, and it bit through the limestone cliffs to make a great maze of small caves cutouts, really and clefts in the cliffs that led up to the neighborhoods on each side. A boon to rebellious neighborhood kids and the bane of the deputies who chased vandals and school ditchers into the creek bed...

#7 Arroz con Chorizo -- by @protegeaa with an estimated worth of 8 SBD and 207 votes

Yikes! This is a double post from a couple months ago. I had deleted it on my website, and then undeleted it so I could move the text over to a different website. Apparently, it reposted via SteemPress. Im leaving it up, because the recipe is delicious, but apologies for the double post everyone! Arroz con chorizo...Ive never had this combination before, but I had some ingredients sitting around the house and wanted to use them in a new way. We have four four! packages of chorizo in ...

#8 The case for urban road tolls -- by @tobixen with an estimated worth of 9 SBD and 268 votes

This is a rewrite of an earlier post written in Norwegian. Were getting more and more toll roads in Norway. In this post Im not going to discuss if road tolls is a good way or not for financing new road projects, Im specifically going to discuss the idea of collecting money from car drivers driving within urban zones, and particularly the idea of having higher tolls in the peak hours than outside the peak hours. In many cities and bigger towns in Norway were now having toll rings, enforc...

#9 Utopian Rocks the Browser Extension is here! -- by @jestemkioskiem with an estimated worth of 12 SBD and 107 votes

Credit to podanrj Repository Chrome Store Author The Utopian Rocks browser extension aims to bring an easy and uninvasive experience of submitting posts to Utopian through the steemit.com and soon busy.org frontend. While this has been achieved before by the glorious and popular SteemPlus Extension, as an user that cares exclusively about submitting posts to Utopian, the extension felt very invasive with its ads, too many changes to the html css and a lot of code functionalities I ne...

#10 Translating Quasar Framework Documentation To Arabic 6 -- by @samhamou with an estimated worth of 9 SBD and 69 votes

Github The Quasar Framework is a node.js commandlineinterface and a vue.js component library for developing and publishing a website; for building and optimizing a progressive webapp, a way to make native apps for Linux, MacOS, and Windows with Electron; and even a system for creating mobile apps for Android and iOS with Cordova. It does all of this from one usermaintained codebase using tricks of the trade, bestpractices and a curated selection of node modules. And it is 100 open source ...

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