abhinavgujjar

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   by abhinavgujjar 12y ago

   Yep- exactly. NOW I think this might be a simple way for me to access my devices at home securely.
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   by abhinavgujjar 12y ago

   React violates the biggest principle of not mucking about with HTML in code. The Raison d'être of HTML is to be a markup language - and it does it very well. To take that away and move it into a procedural language is far too high a pr
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   by abhinavgujjar 12y ago

   You've taken the most IMPORTANT step already - You care about programming. Keep this up. Join forums, read books on programming, follow programming blogs. Next, do not fixate on languages and frameworks. Aspire to make this irrelevant
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   by abhinavgujjar 12y ago

   I would highly recommend this as well. BUT - don't try to dive too much deeper into code patterns. The last decade has a massive spike in patterns and I can remember a lot of meetings wasted debating patterns.
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   by abhinavgujjar 12y ago

   As a person in technology, while I understand the concept of creating a LAN, I couldn't think up of a reason for which I may need one. Maybe that's something you might want to put up on the landing page?
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   by abhinavgujjar 12y ago

   Like everything, It depends. If your app provides a clear utility and that is the main reason for people to use it, then yes - A Js with some hybrid framework should do. However - If you're competing in a crowded set of apps, then goin
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   by abhinavgujjar 12y ago

   Give them a break. Its a large ship trying to re-orient itself to the new world order.