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Having never used ruby outside of some rough puppet scripts but using both react and react-native daily for years - this was an interesting read. Always great t
by harrisonjackson 6y ago
Having never used ruby outside of some rough puppet scripts but using both react and react-native daily for years - this was an interesting read. Always great to see someone excited about the future of technology - especially if they've been a part of it for so many years.
How does it handle connectivity problems in the SPA? Not that react does this out of the box - just wondering if there is some advantage to how the Reflexes do it.
Also the names of ruby libs are hilarious. CableReady, ActionCable, TurboLinks, and StimulusReflex.
- bdcravens 6y agoActually those are some of the more sensible Ruby libraries names - you have a pretty good chance of running `gem install {some-random-noun}` and it being a valid command. An XML parser named after a Japanese saw? Why not. A testing library named after a giant rodent? Even better. Not that "redux" or "thunk" much better.
- imtringued 6y agoLast time I used redux it was basically just "reduce" for react. If that name doesn't make sense then no name will.
- bdcravens 6y agoRedux means "brought back", not "reduce".