Nekorosu

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by Nekorosu 10y ago
The design is ok. The interactions need some tweaks. The cursor should change to finger pointer on mouseover on code snippet. Probably it's better to highlight code snippet on mouseover before expanding it on click. The other issue i
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by Nekorosu 10y ago
And that's the problem. I do want to move away from MacOS but I don't see anything better yet. And there are a lot of useful apps unique to Apple's ecosystem and iCloud. Well, looks like I'm knee-deep in a vendor lock-in
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by Nekorosu 10y ago
Actually both Angular and React have it's place. I have to say here I absolutely hate Angular but it's a very good tool for Java developers in need of building some simple CRUD admin interface. Familiar concepts/vocabulary he
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by Nekorosu 10y ago
Sorry for not adding anything new to this discussion but that's exactly my thought! Couldn't agree more.
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by Nekorosu 10y ago
It's hard to acknowledge for OOP crowd they've got the separation of concerns the wrong way.
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by Nekorosu 10y ago
> I guess that's what happens when you don't hire anyone over 30. I have arguments against that but I'll keep them to myself because your sentence isn't really relevant to the original discussion.
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by Nekorosu 10y ago
Except it's quite the opposite in case of React.
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by Nekorosu 10y ago
I have never seen him as "a very smart guy". The OSS projects he have built are not that complex. But he is persistent and vocal. And yes, he really likes to troll.
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by Nekorosu 10y ago
This is a typical Thomas Fuchs trolling. It shouldn't be taken serious. You won't get any constructive arguments from him anyway.
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by Nekorosu 10y ago
I get your point. One of my points is reading somebody else's code isn't for beginners. This looks aligned with your last sentence.
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by Nekorosu 10y ago
It doesn't look like a good approach to me. There are a lot of bad code out there and the only thing you can learn from it is how to write bad code. The important things are the right mindset, the ability to reason about code quality,
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by Nekorosu 10y ago
> Monads: there was a very vocal faction on TC-39 that really wanted a Promises to be monadic and very much emphasized mathematical purity over usefulness I don't think this was the case. The main argument of FP side was having more
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by Nekorosu 10y ago
Nevermind you have elaborated your point in the new comments.
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by Nekorosu 10y ago
There is also genetic factor. Infant depression can happen in a perfectly fine family. Of course if parents don't know how to deal with this problem it will get worse. Education helps.
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by Nekorosu 10y ago
True. The only clear thing is that nothing is clear in this particular discussion branch. I'm ok with this but can't extract any useful information.
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by Nekorosu 10y ago
It's not clear if your comment approves or disapproves the one you've commented.
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by Nekorosu 10y ago
That's not really helpful without at least two distinct notions of monads shown.
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by Nekorosu 10y ago
This one is good at teaching both fundamental design principles and UI design in particular Designing Visual Interfaces: Communication Oriented Techniques This is an introduction to UX The User Experience Team of One It's from Rosenfe
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by Nekorosu 11y ago
> You don't see people saying "Oh? OOP programming? That's too hard! Actually we do. OOP makes a lot of things hard to implement and maintain. That's why functional programming of front-end matters and new approached
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by Nekorosu 11y ago
Wrong guess. The project's repository has a list of things people built with DataScript. One of those is https://precursorapp.com It's highly usable, stable and fun app!
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by Nekorosu 12y ago
They have a different approach. There are some details under "Same but different" part of comparison to React. https://muut.com/riotjs/compare.html
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by Nekorosu 12y ago
The Angular's level of complexity looks overwhelming. I feel like it creates more problems than it solves. I do hope I'm wrong, the man-hours put into it are not in vain and there is a good niche for this framework.
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by Nekorosu 12y ago
Bootstrap and Angular? Why? I'm pretty sure the core idea of FireBase is being usable with any JavaScript client-side.
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by Nekorosu 12y ago
Kudos to the developers! I've tried arcadia right before the public release. It worked perfectly. This tool opens a lot of interesting possibilities. Also it makes Unity 3D development feasible for me because the code becomes so succin
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by Nekorosu 12y ago
I'm pretty sure the next version of Unity does that and more.
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by Nekorosu 12y ago
I have a feeling MRGando means the library doesn't look idiomatic enough. Though this meaning is lost behind the tone of the message.
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by Nekorosu 12y ago
Well... actually you have a good point about some projects existing mostly (if not only) for self-promotion purpose. Talking about Swift's expressiveness. After skimming through Apple's Swift book I tend to agree with you. I misun
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by Nekorosu 12y ago
It's not Objective C also. Move on. The new world awaits. Though dollar swift is a little bit cheesy for my taste.
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by Nekorosu 12y ago
Me too but "the language is very javascript like" isn't the same as "reminded me a little of javascript". Judging the language by it's syntax is a very superficial approach and then even the syntax shows a lot

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