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> The company hasn’t previously talked about React Fiber Except, you know, the entire presentation on it at React Conf back in March.
by dstaley 10y ago
> The company hasn’t previously talked about React Fiber
Except, you know, the entire presentation on it at React Conf back in March.
- majc2 10y agoOr on twitter, or on github :)
- vmasto 10y agoOr the dedicated website on Fiber's progress. http://isfiberreadyyet.com/ http://isfiberreadyyet.com/
- campuscodi 10y agoIt's TechCrunch... I won't say anymore because I'm also a member of the press... but it took me 3 seconds to find this on Google: https://gist.github.com/duivvv/2ba00d413b8ff7bc1fa5a2e51c61ba43 https://gist.github.com/duivvv/2ba00d413b8ff7bc1fa5a2e51c61b... Somebody forgot to fact-check his article. That's for sure.
- mi100hael 10y ago> Somebody forgot to fact-check his article. That's for sure. I think that's just called "research," and it's usually step #1 for this kind of article...
- pfarnsworth 10y agoMost reporters these days don't appear to fact check anything anymore. It's too important to get the first story out.
- campuscodi 10y agoI always imagined that a company of TechCrunch's size would have interns that do all the fact-checking... similar to VICE: https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/editorial-intern-motherboard https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/editorial-intern-...
- antjanus 10y agothey could just follow Dan Abramov on Twitter and they would have known about it for a good while -.-
- YCode 10y agoThey've talked about it so much they got sick of answering fan mail and stood up a site for it: http://isfiberreadyyet.com/ http://isfiberreadyyet.com/
- wingerlang 10y agoThey changed the article to "The company hasn’t previously talked MUCH about React Fiber" (emphasis is my own).