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by andreypopp 11y ago
You can also use regular JS control flow within JSX. That's the point.
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by andreypopp 11y ago
Webpack's css-loader implements CSS modules specificaton, see https://github.com/webpack/css-loader#css-modules
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by andreypopp 11y ago
We started to migrate away from pure CSS Modules to Styling in our apps. Code didn't hit production yet but we are close. Writing styles in JS instead of CSS gave us a huge expressiveness boost and allowed to use existing JS tooling su
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by andreypopp 11y ago
That (extraction) can be done (React Style does that) but for it to be consistent with JS semantics you need to evaluate code at build time because such template strings can contain interpolations from JS world.
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by andreypopp 11y ago
Also see styling[0] which is a loader for webpack which allows to generate CSS modules with JS. Files configured to use with this loader (usually `.style.js`) are executed at build time and produce CSS modules. You can use any JS abstractio
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by andreypopp 11y ago
> - JSX breaks your IDE's error checking and line numbers in error messages (and not using JSX is a pain/verbose) JSX doesn't break line numbers in error messages because JSX to JS transform preserves line numbers.
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by andreypopp 12y ago
And it's built with React.js!
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by andreypopp 12y ago
They building infrastructure (lang, community, lib ecosystem, stack) on top of another infrastructure. I think that's ok.
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by andreypopp 12y ago
Also try using apps which use flexbox intensively — FF triggers exponential slowdown when handling deeply nested flexbox layouts[0]... [0]: https://github.com/philipwalton/flexbugs/issues/8
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by andreypopp 12y ago
> what they're actually saying is, React is getting even faster while other frameworks try are playing catch-up. Isn't that true?
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MOANA: The Internet of Information (2012)(mozillaignite.org)
1 points by andreypopp 12y ago|0 comments
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by andreypopp 12y ago
I've added a paragraph to the README. Basically UI lifecycle and data flow should be decoupled. React component's state (which is used by React Async to store data) is for UI state and not for data.
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by andreypopp 12y ago
Uhm... no, I don't think react-async is a good way to manage data flow in React applications. I wrote it when I started to work with React but now I consider React Async an anti-pattern.
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Pyston 0.2, the LLVM-based Python JIT from Dropbox(blog.pyston.org)
10 points by andreypopp 12y ago|3 comments
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The subreddit which contains resources to help you explore classical music(reddit.com)
4 points by andreypopp 12y ago|0 comments
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by andreypopp 12y ago
https://github.com/facebook/jstransform/tree/master/visitors
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React Style, an approach to styling React.js components(andreypopp.com)
3 points by andreypopp 12y ago|0 comments
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Fighting Node callback hell with PureScript(andreypopp.com)
2 points by andreypopp 12y ago|1 comments
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by andreypopp 12y ago
You could also be interested in PureScript[1] then; and its React bindings[2]. It is a statically typed language which compiles to JS. It has row polymorphism and effects (yay!). [1]: http://purescript.org [2]: https:/&#x2
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by andreypopp 12y ago
I'd also add to this that PureScript[1] is soon to have a Lua backend[2]. PureScript is a statically typed language with row polymorphic types, algebraic effects and type inference. [1]: http://purescript.org [2]: https:&#
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by andreypopp 12y ago
There's ReactART ( https://github.com/facebook/react-art ), React bindings to ART drawing library. It can render to SVG, VML or Canvas. Not sure thought how it can be used on server but I suppose it can be done.
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by andreypopp 12y ago
> I understand that OCaml isn't lazily evaluated like Haskell and has a simpler to understand compiler which gives a better understanding how the code will perform at runtime. But why as someone new why would I choose OCaml over Has
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by andreypopp 12y ago
I want to highlight few points in the design of the library. Responsibility is divided between form schemas, form components and input components: * Form schema provides a high-level description of a form: what's shape of the data it h
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React Forms: form rendering and validation for React(prometheusresearch.github.io)
2 points by andreypopp 12y ago|1 comments
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by andreypopp 13y ago
Who needs JIT on I/O bound tasks?
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by andreypopp 13y ago
I thought with make you also write scripts in shell.
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by andreypopp 13y ago
You could take a look at https://github.com/andreypopp/sweet-jsx which fences the JSX syntax inside tagged template literal.
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by andreypopp 13y ago
It's not about using separate block chains, it's about making cryptocoins non-fungible.
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Will Web Components replace ReactJS?(groups.google.com)
1 points by andreypopp 13y ago|0 comments
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Why HStore2/jsonb is the most important patch of PostgreSQL 9.4(databasesoup.com)
67 points by andreypopp 13y ago|75 comments

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