azangru

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by azangru 3y ago
> Everywhere I have been a PM Out of curiosity, did the P in your role stand for "product" or "project"?
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by azangru 3y ago
> In many agile teams Ah, you used the A-word here. Why do you think the process you described in your article — especially this part: "Because PMs are most active at the start and end of projects - handing the steering wheel to eng
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by azangru 3y ago
> I.e. the data calculations and the drawings shouldn't be done in the same framework (thats were React comes into play). I used to think so too; but I don't any longer. Rendering in React is fairly expensive. It may easily tur
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by azangru 3y ago
Could you tell us what you have learnt about the performance of these tools? E.g. when you write about different approaches to building charts with d3 and react here ( https://www.react-graph-gallery.com/about ), is approach
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by azangru 3y ago
Oh, is that what those circles sprinkled liberally around the text of the article were? Reading this on a phone, I was completely mystified by them. Thought it was some font rendering issue.
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by azangru 3y ago
> but I don't think performance is rightfully something they should have to worry about But then I, as a developer, have to argue with the designer why a table containing a thousand rows or more, with no pagination, may not be a goo
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by azangru 3y ago
> it takes 3 days to set up your microservices locally Why do you need all microservices locally? Why wouldn't you set up just the relevant one, and proxy the traffic to the rest of the services already deployed? Or, failing that, w
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by azangru 3y ago
> It would be very challenging nowadays to both be a great UX designer and be current with the latest CSS evolutions. Designers are supposed to be fluent in the medium they are designing for. Without understanding what's possible, w
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by azangru 3y ago
That apostrophe! It's even in the source headline.
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by azangru 3y ago
Yay, CSS subgrid is coming to Blink!
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by azangru 3y ago
> Michael Graziano, a professor of psychology and neuroscience at Princeton University, says he thinks AI could create a “post-truth world.” He says it will likely make it significantly easier to convince people of false narratives, whic
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by azangru 3y ago
I thought it was going to be a security rant. I was expecting the author to say that he was hesitant to trust an unknown site with their debit card information, and was arguing for using something like the Stripe payment gateway.
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by azangru 3y ago
How (or why) do you read "I don't care what your background is, I care what you bring to the table" as "women and minorities suck at their jobs"? OP doesn't say who sucks at their jobs; he says that whoever t
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by azangru 3y ago
There are a couple of relevant recent talks on the subject: - Top 5 techniques for building the worst microservice system ever - William Brander - NDC London 2023 ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=88_LUw1Wwe4 ) - Don’t Build
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by azangru 3y ago
Oh yes, it brings happy memories.
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by azangru 3y ago
A big portion? Wow. I thought no-one escaped omicron BA.2
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by azangru 3y ago
> Lit ... IE11 Compatible Not for long :-) I believe they are dropping IE11 support in a version that is coming out soon. (But then, IE support these days is such an edge case. No pun intended.)
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by azangru 3y ago
> But this isn't that useful if you still have to import some giant framework as a dependency I agree. And I don't believe that you have to import a giant framework either. Web components today, especially with a bit of extra c
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by azangru 3y ago
Ok, I thought OP was expressing a dissatisfaction with the fact that there are build tools in general, and "webpack and babel" were just an example of such tools. In which case esbuild or vite would be essentially the same, but ju
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by azangru 3y ago
There are early hints instead [0]. Aren't they sort of a replacement for http2 push? [0] - https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Status/103
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by azangru 3y ago
> Web components were supposed to make it easier to share components between frameworks. But from what I can tell, this never fully materialized because the tools provided by web components are insufficient and people end up having to im
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by azangru 3y ago
> Counterpoint: Babel and Webpack are terrible, actually. - You don't get typescript to the browser without them - You don't get next-generation language features right now without them - You can't co-locate non-javascript
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by azangru 3y ago
He isn't talking about named exports; he is talking about immediate invocation of the imported module. require("module-name")(someOptions) is instead represented as import { someModule as someModuleFactory } fro
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by azangru 3y ago
At the framework level, maybe (but then, it's userland, anything can happen there). At the fundamental level of the language itself, I don't think so.
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by azangru 3y ago
Does anyone know if there are any records remaining about TC39's thought process from when they standardized the syntax of the javascript module system?
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by azangru 3y ago
It's python 2 to python 3 transition all over again, only this time it's in javascript. Which is most of what the complaints in that gist are — i.e. how much the transitional state that we are in currently sucks. The rest of his c
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by azangru 3y ago
But then, how can one argue for a git reset hard, if it seems that people are willingly preferring places where everyone is over the places where only someone is?
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by azangru 3y ago
> I absolutely don't understand how Reddit, Twitter, Yelp etc think that they own the data and be the gatekeeper for the content they didn't create. Suppose you are hosting a wordpress blog with a comments section. Some people
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by azangru 3y ago
> it needs a git reset hard back to the days when communities were based around forums What's stopping anyone today to have a community around a forum? phpBB still exists...
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by azangru 3y ago
The IE6 situation happened because Microsoft lost interest in the web. Plus, Microsoft was developing its browser in disregard of web standards. With Google, at least for now, we have a company that is heavily invested in web, AND, what the

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