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by bacro 5y ago
The useValidation hook needs to add data to the dependency list of its useEffect or else it will run on each render unnecessarily.
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by bacro 6y ago
Do you mind me asking what diet your grandfather was following? My father died last year and he had a very bad case of Parkinson's. The diet does fit with the explanation to Parkinson's, although there is also sleep apnea that mig
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by bacro 7y ago
Start Using Hermes link is broken
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by bacro 7y ago
It was 1985. In 1986 Keke Rosberg replaced him at Mclaren.
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by bacro 7y ago
When React Native's fabric rearchitecture is available you will see much better performance. The thing that hurts performance today is that damn bridge communication between javascript and native that will be severely improved in fabri
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by bacro 8y ago
Agreed, that's the same thing I feel now that I am experienced in both types of languages (statically and dynamic typed). I am way faster when using dynamic typed languages.
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by bacro 8y ago
Anything with windows is disqualified? To me is the other way around, anything with mac os x is disqualified, immediatelly with no mercy :)
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by bacro 8y ago
I have developed in many static typed languages like C# and Java in my career but now I am being converted to web and mobile development so I know the advantages and disadvantages of a static type system. In my experience, I am much more pr
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by bacro 8y ago
I was investigating typescript to use in a react native project and while checking some of the definitions contained in a package in Visual Studio Code (I believe it was react-navigation) the way they were presented was so confusing that I
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by bacro 8y ago
>Having to compile your javascript sucks. That's why I don't like typescript :) Also because typescript makes things way less understandable than without type annotations
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by bacro 8y ago
two hundred forty TWO billion to be correct :P
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by bacro 8y ago
I had the internation Galaxy S as well and never my GPS worked, I say again __NEVER__ even after the Samsung promised fix. Lots and lots of lag when doing anything, the screen was awful with blue tint (it was marketed that amoled was much b
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by bacro 8y ago
2) How come the original Galaxy S "runs fine"? That was a pos! The gps didn't work, the performance was laughable compared to the iphone 4 at the time. How can you say this???
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by bacro 8y ago
I love Hacker News. You get such geeky responses to a simple question :)
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by bacro 8y ago
As someone that has done native and react native development this is far from true. Laying out views in react native using flex is 1000 times easier than anything iOS/Android has. Also you get to reload your code almost instantly to t
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by bacro 8y ago
>Allow me to preface this by saying that React Native sets out to solve problems I don’t think are very interesting to solve. In particular I don’t think that sharing a single UI between disparate platforms is desirable from any perspect
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by bacro 8y ago
Well I think today I fit in The Extreme Overestimator, The Bull in the China Shop, The Rockstar and The Hostage Taker, is this normal? :S
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by bacro 8y ago
You are only telling part of the story here. What about the connect in the UI? mapStateToProps is called every single time the store is updated unless you provide a areStatesEqual function in each component you intend to connect to the stor
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by bacro 8y ago
That is why I love React Native. Things like laying out screens is simple using flex and position properties. Laying out in iOS? Not as simple with those atrocities like auto layout, constraints...
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by bacro 8y ago
NO, it isn't...
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by bacro 8y ago
I would risk number 2 and replace it with exercise (not too early or too late)
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by bacro 8y ago
668% wrong!! :D
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by bacro 8y ago
Wow, how bright you are sir... If everybody thought like you, we would have a wonderful world, I am sure!
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by bacro 8y ago
I agree with you, but could you care to elaborate on that?
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by bacro 9y ago
In another news, people should duck and cover when there is lava coming in your way.
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by bacro 9y ago
Hahaha understood friend :)
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by bacro 9y ago
I understand that and I am an autodidact, but it's just unbearable the amount of information we need to learn to master a certain technology/language. I have many projects at the same time and of different kinds, I am doing web pr
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Ask HN: How to improve at programming when you are the best in your company?
2 points by bacro 9y ago|4 comments
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by bacro 11y ago
Consider using Opera, it's so much better. It's the only mobile browser I know that does text reflow, which is essential for me.
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by bacro 11y ago
What I meant was that Windows can have the good parts of both iOS and Android. To be clear: it can run as smooth as iOS while letting me access the file system as Android does. Another rant on Android: Developing apps for it is so bad... Th

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