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Can you give examples. I'm not clear on what you mean

• austincheney 5y ago
  * State management in the browser. This is stupid easy. I even wrote about exactly how to do this: https://github.com/prettydiff/wisdom/blob/master/state_management.md https://github.com/prettydiff/wisdom/blob/master/state_manag... * Just about anything to do with the DOM. Its a standard tree model. You learn it and get comfortable with it and suddenly all that browser tooling you cannot live without becomes immediately unnecessary. Hiding from this, making a bunch of excuses, and complaining about how hard life isn't appealing. * The file system is also a tree model. If you have an abstraction layer that normalizes file system access cross OS all you really need is a basic comfort of data structures. * Tools that provide session management are there because planning for real time parallel distribution is challenging. This is yet another one of those that once you go through it a few times you just know how to do it.
• deleted 5y ago
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• vincentmarle 5y ago
  I guess he/she doesn’t want to write glue code, but solve actual problems in code.
• TheHegemon 5y ago
  Looking at the code examples they shared it seems like they are the lone-wolf sort of developer that wants to "solve problems" in code that no one else can read.
  • austincheney 5y ago
    The inability to read code (literacy) is a training problem.