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Ugh, is it that time again? You can't just magically disappear the complexity that is inherent to building actual applications. Synchronizing data based on uni

Ugh, is it that time again? You can't just magically disappear the complexity that is inherent to building actual applications. Synchronizing data based on unique IDs isn't special. At best this is an interesting prototyping tool and at worst this is a huge red flag for your understanding of actual web development. Of course there is no source code, but we get to bear witness to the great development habits of this author: 105 changed files in his repo. Pony up some source code and actual details and then we can talk. Until then, as far as I'm concerned, you just demonstrated ready-made components that are talking to firebase or whatever.

omgitsabird 5y ago
> Of course there is no source code, but we get to bear witness to the great development habits of this author: 105 changed files in his repo. Are you implying they are a sub-par developer because they haven't committed changes to 105 touched files? That doesn't seem like a great metric to judge someone by.
cloogshicer 5y ago
Your negativity is detrimental to this thread. Please check your tone, this is not the quality people writing on HN should strive for.
- iio7 5y ago
  What are you talking about? His tone is fine as is the critical points he is making. He's right.
  - cloogshicer 5y ago
    I actually agree with most of the criticism they wrote but that's beside the point I was trying to make. This tone is not how you should talk to another human being.
    - 127 5y ago
      Tone policing is also how truth and justice are buried in the name of fitting in.
      - createunderrate 5y ago
        Hyperbole. This is a thread about a web framework, not truth and justice. The negative tone used is totally inappropriate to a conversation about web frameworks. On HN, people generally try to be civil to people they disagree with, and this should especially be true when they are disagreeing about things that ultimately don't matter.
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omgitsabird 5y ago

> Of course there is no source code, but we get to bear witness to the great development habits of this author: 105 changed files in his repo. Are you implying they are a sub-par developer because they haven't committed changes to 105 touched files? That doesn't seem like a great metric to judge someone by.

cloogshicer 5y ago

Your negativity is detrimental to this thread. Please check your tone, this is not the quality people writing on HN should strive for.

iio7 5y ago
What are you talking about? His tone is fine as is the critical points he is making. He's right.
- cloogshicer 5y ago
  I actually agree with most of the criticism they wrote but that's beside the point I was trying to make. This tone is not how you should talk to another human being.
  - 127 5y ago
    Tone policing is also how truth and justice are buried in the name of fitting in.
    - createunderrate 5y ago
      Hyperbole. This is a thread about a web framework, not truth and justice. The negative tone used is totally inappropriate to a conversation about web frameworks. On HN, people generally try to be civil to people they disagree with, and this should especially be true when they are disagreeing about things that ultimately don't matter.
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