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5G is off to a shaky start, it has been barely rolled out. Throw in the Huawei situation where the US and other countries they are compelling to drop Huawei is in full swing. There isn't really a proper alternative to Huawei except may
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Yes. I am not sure what it is like where you are from, but in Australia and the UK, there is a period of time (usually 3 months) where you're on probation and either side can terminate employment on the spot. You've already made u
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6y ago
I've been in the same boat for 12 years now. I have a litany of half-complete revolutionary ideas. Believe it or not, I was working on a HelloFresh type product in 2008, before HelloFresh even existed. The exact same premise, except my
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A lot of other frameworks/libraries are faster than React. I know React used to be touted as the fastest option, but the reality is that it isn't.
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I am ecstatic that someone is finally taking on Firebase. As a Firebase user, I find it invaluable. Their free plan and limits are very generous. The fact they offer not only a database, but authentication, hosting and perhaps one of their
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6y ago
Twitter has famously done the same thing a few times as well.
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Ideas are worthless, it's the execution that matters.
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Presumably, they also have to keep the plasma cool, I am guessing some of that 90-tonne wait could be attributed to cooling gels/liquids of some kind to keep it stable for transport. Admittedly, I don't know how they would even tr
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I don't see how this helps. The problem is not the fact US states cannot afford to buy protective gear, the issue is there is no gear to buy. Even so, if it was about money, San Francisco would be one of the least likely places to not
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Great write-up. People don't realise, this was instrumental to the success of Billie Eilish. She and her brother make their music in a tiny bedroom studio and you can't argue with the results. The trove of available VST plugins fo
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What are you basing this on?
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For me, the biggest downside to Svelte is the lack of TypeScript support. This is a massive deal-breaker for myself as well as many other developers. I am also not a fan of the Moustache/Handlebars inspired templating, it feels outdate
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In my opinion, Aurelia has always been the less complicated and lighter option of the two. Aurelia 1 had some design choices that made it harder to tree shake down, but Aurelia 2 is around the corner with AOT and numerous optimisations that
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Aurelia 2 Can Emulate Other Frameworks
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7y ago
Javascript, just like the previous decade.
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The biggest problem with Redux is its complexity. I have seen first hand how Redux scales in large web applications and it sucks. Ask anyone who works at Atlassian and worked on the new Jira, they had to basically break each part of the app
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Aurelia is a framework that didn't rewrite their API's to try and become Reactish either. They have been over in their own lane, while Vue seemingly becomes React Lite.
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I kind of hoped that Ember would ditch Handlebars for templating and move towards something a bit nicer. I find Handlebars syntax to be quite annoying and tedious to write. Kudos to the Ember team for persisting with the framework, I know L
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I don't know why you are being downvoted, because you are right. While software and sensors to account for unstable airframes is not uncommon in aviation, before the 737 MAX, there has never been a civilian passenger plane with such a
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What are you talking about? Most developers I know have side projects, I have quite a few of them and work a 40 hour per week job with a wife and kids. I love what I do, so I keep doing it outside of work hours. No drugs needed to hype me u
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Some of the side projects he worked on prior to joining Google. >Like many Googlers, I had projects I worked on in my spare time. Some of those I carried over from before joining. >When I joined, I submitted two projects that I was ac
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Slack in itself is terrible these days. For a company allegedly worth billions, it is a terrible application and is starting to show its age. Even the threads feature they added was horrible from a UX perspective and felt like an afterthoug
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Aurelia 2 – 2019 Fall Update
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>The strongest candidates take their job search seriously and are willing to devote a fair amount of time to landing the right job. Yeah, maybe if they're interviewing to work for Facebook, Google, Amazon, IBM, Microsoft or other bi
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>Understanding webpack, and why it’s important Not sure how Webpack is being attributed as being a part of Javascript here. It's a bundler, with Javascript support being one small piece in a much larger puzzle. It's not even th
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What I Love About Aurelia
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>You must never turn estimates into a promise, always remind people they are estimates. Herein lies the problem. Many companies that do "Agile" fail to realise that estimates are just guesses, they're not accurate and yet,
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It's moves like this which make me feel good about doubling down on Aurelia - https://aurelia.io and forgoing the latest trend frameworks and libraries that many seem to jump on and use because they're popular. I was d
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This is why I use Aurelia. It's a Javascript framework many here have probably never heard of or used, it debuted in 2015 and I have been working with it for four years now. Sadly Aurelia debuted at the height of the React hype and soo
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I have created a GraphQL layer over the top of Firebase and while it was pretty easy to do so using Cloud Functions, I agree that it would be great if Firebase offered this out of the box without needing to do all of the work you currently
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