Stoids

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by Stoids 8y ago
Does this release actually fix the generic spread type issue? I believe that issue is being worked on elsewhere [1]. Would love to be wrong though because that error is quite annoying. Still a really strong release though. The tuple changes
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by Stoids 9y ago
A viewpoint shared by the go-kit faq: ( https://gokit.io/faq/#dependency-injection-mdash-why-is-func... ), which I tend to agree with.
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by Stoids 9y ago
Well said. I enjoy being in the first camp on personal projects--it's a very fun mental exercise. It's made me a better programmer in my day-to-day, and I like the mind-expanding moments you have when a wordy math concept (monads,
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by Stoids 9y ago
To add to that, most new React/Redux projects are settling on the same technology decisions as the Angular team. TypeScript/Flow, RxJS for async/effect handling (or Sagas). React vs Angular is pretty negligible at this point.
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by Stoids 9y ago
Sqlx and go-kit are two libraries that helped while learning Go. Sqlx helped me understand the value of Go's implicit interfaces/package level structure, while go-kit helped me better understand good project structure. https:&#x2
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by Stoids 9y ago
Seeing how functions are objects in JavaScript and all...
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by Stoids 9y ago
That's one of my favorite repos to point colleagues to who feel overwhelmed by modern front-end development. Doesn't get bogged down in tooling or implementation details and explains at a high level the problems all these librarie
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by Stoids 10y ago
Indeed, it's almost as if web application expectations and requirements have gotten significantly more complex in 10 years time. Microservices don't reduce technical complexity. If anything they add to it. 10 years ago I didn&#x27