HenrikJoreteg

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by HenrikJoreteg 5y ago
Then by all means, don't use it. The point is that Apple's policies don't allow other browsers to actually compete on their platform. So users don't get to make the choice. All browsers on iOS have to be WebKit based by
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by HenrikJoreteg 5y ago
Any mention of specific APIs misses the point. It's fine if they want don't want to implement everything. The point is that if they don't get to simultaneously say: 1. The Web is a viable way to compete with native apps (whic
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Project Fugu: A new hope for The Web as an app platform(joreteg.com)
3 points by HenrikJoreteg 6y ago|0 comments
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by HenrikJoreteg 8y ago
I use graphql extensively as an API for apps I've built this way. But I don't feel like it really fundamentally changes very much in the client (other than much more efficient data fetching). But you still have to compose the data
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by HenrikJoreteg 8y ago
Hey, author of the post here... reframe does seem very similar conceptually (I wasn't aware of it, thanks for the link). Another interesting parallel between the two is that I implement a "loop" mechanism as well. Essentially
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by HenrikJoreteg 8y ago
Another way to put it selectors are a particular view of the data that's in the store.
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Architecting UIs for Change(joreteg.com)
130 points by HenrikJoreteg 8y ago|27 comments
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Betting on the Web – Why I Build PWAs(joreteg.com)
242 points by HenrikJoreteg 9y ago|146 comments
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by HenrikJoreteg 11y ago
Just to clarify, I'm not suggesting doing we should do full page refreshes or that we shouldn't be doing single page apps. I'm all for minimal server-side interactions once loaded too.
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What the Flux? Let’s Redux. (or why Redux is awesome)(blog.andyet.com)
19 points by HenrikJoreteg 11y ago|1 comments
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Native Web Apps(blog.andyet.com)
3 points by HenrikJoreteg 12y ago|0 comments
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Detailed Breakdown of Ampersand.js TodoMVC Implementation(blog.andyet.com)
2 points by HenrikJoreteg 12y ago|0 comments
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Opinionated Rundown of JS Frameworks for Single Page Apps(blog.andyet.com)
15 points by HenrikJoreteg 12y ago|3 comments
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by HenrikJoreteg 12y ago
Related advisories: https://nodesecurity.io/advisories/qs_dos_extended_event_loo... https://nodesecurity.io/advisories/qs_dos_memory_exhaustion
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Denial-of-Service in “qs” module (used by express, restify, hapi, +286 others)(blog.liftsecurity.io)
14 points by HenrikJoreteg 12y ago|3 comments
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by HenrikJoreteg 12y ago
We build lots of complex interactive views with it. Probably should share some more examples. We support declarative subviews, that might be what you're looking for: http://ampersandjs.com/docs#ampersand-view-subviews
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by HenrikJoreteg 12y ago
4. we are enforcing this with jshint and pre-commit hooks (should better document that, but we are doing that). 7. Yup, we'll keep doing more here. We just announced it! :) "less marketing fluff" well, it's an intro po
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by HenrikJoreteg 12y ago
Eran's post is definitely good. We've tried to do that "hard work of pulling together modules and make sure that work together" he refers to, for the core stuff in ampersand. Also, it's worth noting that there'
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by HenrikJoreteg 12y ago
In this case, they're meant to be as simple as possible and the individual field-views can do whatever they prefer, as they're the ones rendering them. The parent form only gets a `valid: true` and a `value` from the child. Since
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by HenrikJoreteg 12y ago
Yup, I don't disagree, this fact sucks. If you keep reading you'll notice I suggest not doing this for apps that aren't behind a login. You can use login pages to prime caches, pre-render, etc. That's certainly not a pan
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by HenrikJoreteg 12y ago
Oh, got it. I misread the original comment.
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by HenrikJoreteg 12y ago
My main point was just that it's never felt right for me personally when I try to write too much logic into templates directly. Because at the point where you hit the limit of what that abstraction supports you now have to solve that p
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by HenrikJoreteg 12y ago
Sencha/ExtJS does certainly give you a lot of stuff out of the box, which is really cool. The main pain points I had were when building with it emerged when I had to do something that wasn't supported out of the box. Picking the r
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by HenrikJoreteg 12y ago
Haha, this is an epic typo :) Sorry, will fix.
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by HenrikJoreteg 12y ago
It's merely an opinion, to each their own. If AMD works well for you, that's great.
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by HenrikJoreteg 12y ago
It seems a tad silly to argue about price when it's free, no? ;) If you pick up a single tip that saves you an hour of effort you've paid for the book.
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by HenrikJoreteg 12y ago
Browserify has had source maps since v2: http://thlorenz.com/blog/browserify-sourcemaps Just pass {debug: true} to build function.
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by HenrikJoreteg 12y ago
I generally agree. This decision had everything to do with flexibility and composability of individual modules, not file size.
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Vue.js – MVVM Made Simple. A library for building interactive web interfaces.(vuejs.org)
2 points by HenrikJoreteg 13y ago|0 comments
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Isaac Schleuter (of node.js) "Building Compassionate Communities in Tech"(youtube.com)
3 points by HenrikJoreteg 13y ago|0 comments

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