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by bespoken 8y ago
Wow, relax man! You don't have to defend redux with your life! I have to work on a daily base with redux because almost every stupid company is using that nowadays. Some codebases are so horrific that I simply quit the job and find som
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by bespoken 8y ago
Here we go again, not using redux makes you a noob developer.. So in your mind it's redux vs spaghetti? No other options, ever?
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by bespoken 8y ago
No, not right. I have work on a daily base with redux unfortunately. Redux is not too hard, but it's poor in design. Also you will have to give up redux soon, the hype is over and better things are at the horizon. There is definitely s
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by bespoken 8y ago
> - Do not use redux until you know React well. You might not need it. Indeed, I would say not using redux at all. I never understood why redux has become so popular, IMAO it's such poor design. It forces you to use switch statement
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by bespoken 8y ago
First, there is no guarantee that a backend and frontend developer together perform better than 1 full stack developer. It really depends on who's doing the job. I'm a full stack JS developer, and yes I can do pretty awesome CSS i
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by bespoken 8y ago
My current job is removing bootstrap from a universal React codebase. What a pile of crap.. But yeah, it keeps me busy!
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by bespoken 8y ago
Python almost became my main language, but I moved to another language when I saw it was stuck at 2.7. Another reason was the lambda's only allowing 1 line instead of the flexible closures in so many other languages. And my expectation
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by bespoken 8y ago
This should not be a discussion about Australia or any government in particular. The discussion should be about the importance of not supporting closed source. I believe in open-source. This just proves once again that closed source cannot
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by bespoken 8y ago
I'd prefer React even more now with the promising Hooks. I would not easily let a random person here choose for me with all his/her opinions. It really depends on what you want to do with either library. For work/income I&#x2
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by bespoken 8y ago
And how would you assess the skills of a technical founder when you're not technical yourself? IMAO luck is the factor here. > they might disappear with a halfway done job So? At least that is possible with a freelancer, not with te
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by bespoken 8y ago
I like the idea. Only the (very few) available books require even in my own language a pretty advanced level. I would use this for sure if the reading level of the books available would be more for children so I can learn words and sentence
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by bespoken 8y ago
> Impostor syndrome Does this refer to the company pretending they deserve better than you? I've seen enough incompetent people at companies declining good candidates because they are simply unable to recognise it. I've seen so
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by bespoken 8y ago
> Blockchain is also the driving force behind cryptocurrencies, allowing Bitcoin owners to purchase drugs on the internet without the hassle of showing their identity. So, if that sounds like you, then yes, you should consider using bloc
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by bespoken 8y ago
I can't help not to trust telegram with my data, just gut feeling. You cannot use their service without giving your telephone nr. Now they like to have your ID's too. How can they honestly advertise "anonymus chat"? And
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by bespoken 8y ago
> We use PCs, Macs, Huh, Mac is not a PC? > We believe in diversity, openness, We know, with Windows 10 openness of your private data is a core feature > Send a PR with any improvement to microsoft/join-dev-design Short of ide