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by acemarke 6y ago
Not sure what you mean by "just uses your localhost". I recently set up Cypress for the app I'm working on, which is a legacy MEAN app that I've been modernizing (migrating to React+TS, etc). It already had a set of Expr
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by acemarke 6y ago
I switched to BazQux Reader ( https://bazqux.com ), and it works great. Very similar to the old Google Reader layout. Granted, I also didn't use any of GReader's "social" features, so that's not anything
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by acemarke 6y ago
Wow. I'm sorry, but you've completely misinterpreted both what I was trying to say, and what those Redux-related APIs do. A lot of people seem to assume that "using TS" means "must use the `class` keyword and deep i
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by acemarke 6y ago
I maintain Redux, and I can confirm that TS does _not_ "encourage devs to pass around complex live instances" any more than normal JS does. You can do FP and immutable updates in TS, just like you can do any other code. See our
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by acemarke 6y ago
That was Christopher "vjeux" Chedeau's "CSS in JS" talk: https://blog.vjeux.com/2014/javascript/react-css-in-js-natio...
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by acemarke 6y ago
Sagas are a great power tool, but most Redux apps don't need them. That's why we opted to include thunks out of the box as part of our official Redux Toolkit package: https://blog.isquaredsoftware.com/2020/02&
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by acemarke 6y ago
I'm afraid that if you're focusing on the technical merits of prototypal inheritance vs classes, you've missed my point completely. The parent comment seems to be arguing that a library or tool should be perfect in its very f
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by acemarke 6y ago
> Why wasn't enough thought put in in the original Redux? Because times change, ecosystems change, patterns change, and user bases change. Why isn't React still using `createClass()` and mixins? Why were ES6 classes and hooks i
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by acemarke 6y ago
Sorry to hear that :( I get what some of what you're saying here, but I also feel a couple of these complaints are misguided. For one thing, the Redux team has never intentionally tried to make Redux "the main state management too
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by acemarke 6y ago
Nice, glad to hear that! Yeah, RTK is written in TS and specifically designed for a good TS usage experience with a lot of type inference, and the React-Redux hooks API is _much_ simpler to use with TS since it's really just a matter o
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by acemarke 6y ago
Hi, I'm a Redux maintainer. If you haven't looked at Redux recently, you should look again. "Modern Redux" code is drastically simpler than the Redux code you've probably seen before. In particular, our official R
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by acemarke 6y ago
The React team is currently working on a complete rewrite of the docs, which will include a focus on hooks first: https://github.com/reactjs/reactjs.org/issues/3308 In the meantime, someone else ported the ex
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by acemarke 6y ago
> ES classes predate react significantly IIRC No, React was announced in May of 2013, and ES6 wasn't finalized until a couple years later. > it's definitely not something to throw at junior developers in their first week FWI
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by acemarke 6y ago
Short version: React already knows what component instance it's rendering. Whenever a hook is called, React looks up the right data from a linked list stored in the internal component metadata objects. For more details, see: - Shawn Wa
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by acemarke 6y ago
Thank you, and you're welcome! Nice to know someone appreciates the time I waste on social media :)
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New “Redux Fundamentals” core docs tutorial: learn “how Redux works”(redux.js.org)
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by acemarke 6y ago
FWIW, you should also switch to using our official Redux Toolkit package [0] if you haven't already. RTK is our recommended approach to writing Redux logic. It includes a number of utilities that build in our best practices, prevent
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by acemarke 6y ago
I worked on a Backbone app for several years (and still do, technically - we're about to do a final push to finish migrating it to React). I also liked the fact that you could step into Backbone code, and back out to app code on the ot
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by acemarke 6y ago
I can assure you that Redux is not "dead" or "being abandoned": https://blog.isquaredsoftware.com/2018/03/redux-not-dead-yet... https://blog.isquaredsoftware.com/2020/10&#x
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by acemarke 6y ago
Been using News+ for years, with the Bazqux Reader plugin to sync to Bazqux.
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by acemarke 6y ago
_That_ is an excellent question, and I honestly have no idea what their plans are in that respect :) I've seen a number of Sebastian's tweets over the last couple years as he was working on Rome, and have glanced at the repo READ
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by acemarke 6y ago
Not sure I agree with that statement. For example, I know that nUnit and jUnit are test runners for the .NET and Java ecosystems, and both of those are also runnable via the CLI. As for the JS ecosystem, it's definitely developed diff
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by acemarke 6y ago
If you look at configuring a tool like Jest, there's a ton of "build tool" overlap, typically involving configuring Babel/TypeScript, parsing, path aliases, and so on. In particular, you usually have duplicate configura
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by acemarke 6y ago
Hmm. Okay, digging around in the Yarn repo, I see this "generate patch" setup code [0]. Looks like they're trying to cherry-pick some specific commits from the TS repo based on the TS version, and specifically apply them to
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by acemarke 6y ago
What "binary blob patches" are you referring to? FWIW, if I wanted to confirm whether an "unplugged" package had been modified, I'd just download the original tarball from NPM, extract it, and diff the two folders.
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by acemarke 6y ago
As I mentioned elsewhere in the thread, Yarn v2 does have an "unplug" command that will extract a given dep into a folder for the time being. Does help with that use case.
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by acemarke 6y ago
Well, you gotta clean up files you've hand-edited in `node_modules`, too, if you've been adding a bunch of `console.log` statements :) at least this way it's just deleting the temp package folder or running whatever the &quot
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by acemarke 6y ago
FWIW, I recently tried a branch where I migrated our existing repo from Yarn v1 to v2. The immediate issues I ran into were lack of Yarn v2 support for some features critical for internal enterprise usage: no support for the `strictSsl` &#x
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by acemarke 6y ago
Can you clarify what you mean by "obfuscating the dependency tree"?
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by acemarke 6y ago
From what I've seen, the "unplug" command is supposed to allow you the ability to temporarily unzip a package so that you can do the traditional "hand-edit a file in a dependency" debugging approach.

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