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by azangru 4y ago
> Your UI should be a pure function of your state. I think you are mixing metaphors here. An ideal React component was supposed to be a pure function that takes in props and spits out a piece of UI. This ideal has never been reached, or
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by azangru 4y ago
> one of the things that I struggled the most with, that splitting one component into two components required a load of boilerplate and a whole new file. Oh, I didn't know that about Vue. Eww!
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> return <button disabled="disabled">Submit</button>; In JSX, the "disabled" attribute is a boolean; so it would be just: return <button disabled={!isFormValid}>Submit</button>;
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For what it's worth, I like the syntax of Lit. There are a couple of magic symbols ("@" for method, "." for property); but otherwise, it's plain javascript. The DOM output that Lit produces, peppered with magic
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How is this example from vue docs: <a v-on:click="doSomething"> preferable to the jsx version: <a onClick={doSomething}> or even this loop example from the vue docs: <li v-for="item in items">
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> The performance "disadvantage" of react (compared to what? SolidJS? handcrafted JS? some WASM thing?) is so small a user won't notice it How can you know this? The only scientific way to approach this question is with re
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> People tend to compare these frameworks on things that don't matter - often it's performance. Performance people get offended when they hear things like that. I imagine what they will tell a person who says something like thi
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> When I build libraries for React, ironically, I don't really use hooks like useState, useReducer, etc. One of the best perks (and footguns) of managing your state outside of react is that you get to have full control over when a
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> I'm not sure I'd ever expect a framework, React or anything else, to stop that behavior. Isn't this the whole selling point of Solid's signals? If a child component receives its props from the parent as signals, and
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> If you were trying to solve any problem with software, which would you choose? > A unmotivated, unskilled team with the best technology... How do you get an unmotivated and unskilled team with the best technology? Who has picked up
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They fixed it :-)
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by azangru 4y ago
Their website is broken for normal users. Try visiting anyone's profile page over the web — you'll get a 467 error [0] e.g. Elon: https://twitter.com/elonmusk
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Reddit? Do people find better answers to programming questions on reddit rather than on google?
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> If an individual wants me to not refer to them as x because they find it offensive, no problem. It's a pretty big cognitive load though, to remember what everyone finds or doesn't find offensive. This is what bothers me about
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Wait, what? Where are you seeing jquery and bootstrap? Their javascript payload is around 10kb, whereas jquery is 30kb minified gzipped.
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by azangru 4y ago
> Unclear if that was the intention of the diagram or not. Of course it was; how could there be any doubt? Surely the designer, or the artist, knows full well what she puts in the picture. The name of the game these days is diversity and
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I think they've graduated to python now.
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And MDN is owned by Mozilla :-) Between the two of them, I think we've got ourselves covered.
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> "A Complete Guide to Flexbox" is probably my most referenced article. I'll just put it out there that web.dev is becoming a more and more awesome resource to learn web technologies. Their page on flexbox is very detailed
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> When he sold it off to Digital Ocean and left, there was a noticeable change in quality. Yes, absolutely.
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> Probably due to the numerous “holes” around the edges of the sloth. Isn't it sort of the point? Since the app is showing you all the ports (i.e. "holes") that are open?
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> Hard to see the use-cases for sass in 2024 Possibly mixins, loops, and variables, which, unlike CSS variables, can be used in media queries.
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> It seems to be a solution in search of a problem Maybe the next step will be to create one? :-)
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> looks like he does indeed enjoy it What in that twitter thread makes you think he enjoys it? The fact that he does not share a certain political opinion? Is a political belief, or lack of it, enough to enjoy life in a country?
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by azangru 4y ago
Nike (or a more appropriate entity) wouldn't be able to sponsor him even if it wanted to, given how the ties with the Russian banks have now been severed. Another case for bitcoin, I guess?
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> I felt so weird writing inline `class`, but then again, it's just a syntactic sugar for prototype functions You felt weird using standard ES6 syntax? Did you prefer writing Thing.prototype.method = function(){}... ? Or Derived.pro
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Is the repeated inclusion of the <style> tag into every copy of a declaratively rendered component — with the same css strings repeated every time for every instance of a component — a concern at all?
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> Deno comes with a built in deno vendor command, which fetches all of the dependencies of the current project and puts them into a subfolder, making production deployments immune to dependencies’ hosting failures. While this is certainl
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> Have they actually made one yet? Exactly. No real laptops so far; no videos with honest in-depth reviews; no information on the dirability of these machines. If something is too good to be true, it likely is.
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They have a 14-inch model; it's called Starbook.

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