alexmuro

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by alexmuro 11y ago
Totally agreed, what a great way to talk about somethings strengths / weakness. "I'm curious about every solution's pros and cons, and I would prefer to discuss over evidence/artifacts instead of with platitude argu
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by alexmuro 11y ago
I work as a researcher in a grant funded lab, I can see where this post is coming from. There is a lot of needless politics in academia, and often the right things are not rewarded. However no matter what set of actions you choose to reward
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by alexmuro 11y ago
I use it, am very happy with it. Use npm for client and server. Modular design, and uni directional data flow makes project management better than ever. #1 complaint is that watching with grunt react-browserfiy-ing the code buts a 3-15 seco
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by alexmuro 11y ago
Stuff like this makes me wonder what % of devs use IDE's vs text editors. Personally I can't see myself going over to an IDE, and I would have thought that most 'non traditional microsoft developers' wouldn't consid
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by alexmuro 11y ago
My js and my markup live together but I still use seperate css. So maybe I was over stating my case but generally, I have a predefined set of styles that I am working from, which means I don't think about the styles too much, other tha
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by alexmuro 11y ago
Being a current react user the thing that I like the most about react is having my markup and my logic in one self contained file. React is fast, but that isn't what has me use it on all of my projects. React has toString() which make