SandroRybarik

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by SandroRybarik 5y ago
Do you think there is a need for centralised place with curated starter templates that are also kept updated on regular basis?
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by SandroRybarik 5y ago
Thanks for the comment. Yeah I also dislike too many batteries included before actual development, but I like the idea of creating own starter template that is usable in every situation for given set of usecases.
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Ask HN: Do you use starter/boilerplate code for projects?
4 points by SandroRybarik 5y ago|8 comments
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by SandroRybarik 6y ago
Cool stuff! I definitely try this out. Im looking forward for some inspiration. I recently created very similiar project to simplify web dev. In just 100LOC I came up with (I think clever) way of writing web apps without webpack or npm. Rea
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by SandroRybarik 6y ago
To give further explanation without studying readme.md I want to summarise feature set within ~100SLOC core: * data-binding, action-binding * reactivity * redux-style management system * no webpack needed, works in .html file * include what
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by SandroRybarik 6y ago
Hello everybody! This is my first Show HN post. I was curious about question: Can we get framework-like experience (React/Vue/...) without bunch of npm packages and webpack. I hacked together simple core to build web apps in .html
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Show HN: Framework-like experience with vanilla JavaScript(github.com)
3 points by SandroRybarik 6y ago|2 comments
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by SandroRybarik 6y ago
It is okay that some tools require experience and knowledge to use them correctly/efficiently. There is often tradeoff between usability and functionality. I mean it feels good to master these tools and educate others :)