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by aarpmcgee 4y ago
Seems to work! Thanks!
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by aarpmcgee 4y ago
Anyone know how to get the code in this article to work inside zsh? When I try to run the wiki executable, I get a command line error: "zsh: exec format error: ./wiki.com" When I try it in bash, the server starts right up.
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by aarpmcgee 4y ago
Tons of them, but I am most interested in the following for various reasons: PureScript[1] — been around a long time. Looks a lot like Haskell to me. Derw[2] — Elm-like, interesting integration with Typescript Amber[3] — smalltalk for js Re
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by aarpmcgee 4y ago
I am particularly interested in this project that transpiles to TypeScript: https://github.com/eeue56/derw
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by aarpmcgee 4y ago
I installed PopOS (I know there’s some absurd punctuation involved in the name but I don’t remember what it is) on my 5 year old MacBook Pro and it feels like a brand new machine. The UX feels better to me than MacOS which is starting to fe
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by aarpmcgee 4y ago
I’ve been using React ever since that David Nolan article and ridiculed Ember all the way. Now I’m wondering if maybe I need to give it another look.
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by aarpmcgee 4y ago
imo this was definitely true in my experience before typescript/solid ide support. With tsc and vscode, prop drilling has started to make a lot more sense to me.
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by aarpmcgee 4y ago
I gave it a shot. Easy to set up, though I couldn’t clear some typescript errors that come from their code examples. This might be the thing that gets me into making 3d on the web.
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by aarpmcgee 4y ago
from the article: "So, to go back to our misconception: props have nothing to do with re-renders."
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by aarpmcgee 4y ago
This is not what love is. It is merely a list of words for qualities that are sometimes recognized while experiencing love.
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by aarpmcgee 4y ago
This looks excellent. I see a lot of potential in the idea of combining the strengths of RTK(+Query) and XState. Thank you for sharing!
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by aarpmcgee 4y ago
Agree. I am working on a side-project and using XState for local state management, and Jotai (with Immer) to send that state to various components in my app. It is working really well and mitigating unnecessary rerenders. More moving parts
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by aarpmcgee 4y ago
As far as I can tell, class components are not deprecated and still featured prominently in the official React docs. Did you mean something else?
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by aarpmcgee 4y ago
I’m not overly familiar with Go and would be curious to hear more details about this.
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by aarpmcgee 4y ago
Not sure about the suggestion to "drop the therapy"—if op's current therapy isn't helping so much, a different therapist/approach can make all the difference in the world. It took a lot of time for me to discover th
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by aarpmcgee 5y ago
Doesn’t seem to be usable on mobile, can’t tell if that’s a limitation of the component itself or just the website.
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by aarpmcgee 5y ago
I use it all the time. So useful, so much more approachable than any other tool I've tried.
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by aarpmcgee 5y ago
To me, it looks a lot like TailwindCSS but with fewer constraints. I tend to appreciate Tailwind's constraints, as it makes it easier (for me) to fall into the pit-of-success when trying to design layouts with consistent padding/m
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by aarpmcgee 5y ago
This is a little heartbreaking. The world just got a shade darker so that a few people could become a lot richer (I assume).
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by aarpmcgee 5y ago
It’s not perfect though. The only reason I’m not using preact is that my front-end library of choice, react-aria, does not work 100% with preact, though it sounds like it might now be close (unsure). https://react-spectrum.adobe.
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by aarpmcgee 5y ago
I think they've done a good job of addressing all the initial confusion. I think I get it now. I'm interested in porting my current sideproject over. Does anyone with experience know how interop might work with a hooks library lik
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by aarpmcgee 5y ago
This seems like a potential huge plus to me.
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by aarpmcgee 5y ago
Honestly, same. I'm still going to give it a shot, because it does look interesting.
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by aarpmcgee 5y ago
Thanks for the reply. Honestly, I'd love to see such a list, or even a short summary of each that provides as solid intuition as to why I might choose one over the other.
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by aarpmcgee 5y ago
Any chance you could share an example in a codesandbox? I realize that might be asking a lot, so no worries, but I'm super curious to see it.
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by aarpmcgee 5y ago
I wonder how Remix ranks next to Blitz.js[1] or Redwood.js[2]. They seem like they're all trying to do similar things. [1] https://blitzjs.com/ [2] https://redwoodjs.com/
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by aarpmcgee 5y ago
+1 to this. It makes a lot of sense with a component-based library or framework like React, Svelte, etc. I've never been more productive, and its a bit of a bummer to work on projects that aren't using this kind of thing. I enjoy
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by aarpmcgee 5y ago
The TS ergonomics still have a long way to go, imo. Typing components is a little bizarre - https://github.com/sveltejs/language-tools/issues/442
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by aarpmcgee 5y ago
I use it as a psychological projection tool. I use divinatory tools like astrology, tarot, or the I Ching to examine how I'm perceiving and processing my circumstances. Seeing what fits, what doesn't, what I want to fit, and what
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by aarpmcgee 5y ago
This may be slightly OT but does anyone else get the sense that Holochain is a less fascistic Urbit?

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