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by azangru 4y ago
Replace twitter.com with nitter.net in the url.
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by azangru 4y ago
Does a company owe it to their customers to provide good support, clear explanations about account termination, or a viable appeal process? After all, I thought the hope was that if a company treats users like shit, they will leave it and f
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by azangru 4y ago
So he moves from Android phones that are bad on privacy to Apple iPhone, which is bad on web browser engines. I wish there was a better choice; but I think I would still pick Android for now...
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by azangru 4y ago
Strange, the first available video says it's from 2012.
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by azangru 4y ago
>> It is one of the ways of putting the manifesto into practice. > It is not because it specifically mandates a given methodology imposed upon a team. You are misreading what I have written. Yes, Scrum specifically mandates a certa
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by azangru 4y ago
> Scrum is a fixed process, with a fixed meaning. I completely agree. The reason I think it's a great place to start though is because this fixed process, with its fixed meaning, is well suited to the work involved in building new p
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by azangru 4y ago
Nobody ever got fired for choosing standard browser technologies, I would have thought :-) Which, from your list, would include canvas, webgl, wasm, and workers. As for the rest — they may very well have been :-)
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by azangru 4y ago
It's not that I don't like it; I use it daily at work. It's just that I am seeing far too many people instinctively reaching for it when they need to build a frontend of any complexity, for any purpose. I was like that once m
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by azangru 4y ago
Is the tide on React finally turning?
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by azangru 4y ago
> I see React as today's PHP... I see it as today's jQuery.
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by azangru 4y ago
> No one would blame you for choosing React for a major project / new startup Oh, I know people who would. Especially if that choice was made mechanically, without proper assessment of project requirements and framework strengths&#
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by azangru 4y ago
If you replaced the word "scrum" with the word "agile" in the message above, would you still advance the same argument? Would you say that the problem with agile is that people are talking about how this or that should b
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by azangru 4y ago
> Daily Scrum, Sprint Review, Sprint Goal, even the role of Scrum Master - depending on the team, some or all of these things can be removed to the benefit of the team, but Scrum itself doesn't allow it. Of course it doesn't. I
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by azangru 4y ago
What you described here is perfectly consistent with scrum, which Holub and Farley ridicule. > feed the results into next cycle Right, so you have a concept of cycles; in scrum these would be thought of as sprints (larger cycles) or sin
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by azangru 4y ago
> If you try and tell inexperienced employees this in an interview for a job when you have well over a decade or more of experience—you’re not getting the job. Good. An interview is as much you assessing your potential employer as your p
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by azangru 4y ago
> Did anyone else just skim through the article just glancing at the headings and get the entirety of what this person was saying? Isn't this how we consume most of long texts online anyway? :-)
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by azangru 4y ago
> for a piece that wants to sell something to me. Does it? My impression from that article was that the author was giving advice, left and right and for free. There is a link to a course, in the header, which the author is selling; but t
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by azangru 4y ago
Terrible as opposed/compared to what? Maybe a language with better type guarantees would be better suited for library developers; but if the alternative is plain javascript, then no. Just no.
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by azangru 4y ago
Peter Zeihan thinks that the US is in the best position to weather the coming years :-)
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by azangru 4y ago
> and the government is doing nothing. What do you think the government should do?
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by azangru 4y ago
> and an extreme-right dogwhistle besides What do you mean? Why extreme right, and what, exactly, is a dogwhistle (i.e. the code word/phrase) in the parent comment?
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by azangru 4y ago
Curious about the scope of the Digital Editing course mentioned in the article, but the course page is in Dutch :-(
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by azangru 4y ago
Where would you host them?
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by azangru 4y ago
> a homegrown UI framework I am deeply puzzled by both your and the sibling comment, which suggest that the only way to go is to build a framework. To advance such argument, especially when comparing something to React, is to forget that
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by azangru 4y ago
How much have you researched this space? Do you know of companies that are successfully building their products with web components? Hint: these would include Adobe, Microsoft, RedHat, and GitHub. How do they onboard new members to their te
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by azangru 4y ago
They should probably start with native browser apis for DOM manipulation, and web components. And then explore the current landscape for options that alleviate the pain points discovered while learning (e.g. Lit is nice for declarative reac
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by azangru 4y ago
If you are starting to learn front-end development today, you may question the choice of React. Consider that a decade ago, people who were starting with the frontend were learning jQuery, which is almost irrelevant now.
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by azangru 4y ago
> All the vacancies in my field now seem to have 300+ applicants. If you are on the applying side rather than on the job offering side, how can you know these numbers?
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by azangru 4y ago
Does Musk talk in terms of civic duties?
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by azangru 4y ago
> Will Bun JavaScript Take Node's Crown It's far too early to be asking this question. Deno has been around for longer, and it hasn't decrowned Node yet.

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