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Principles for Maintainable Codebases(bloodyowl.io)
3 points by bloodyowl 1y ago|0 comments
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GraphQL Client: A simple GraphQL client for React(swan-io.github.io)
1 points by bloodyowl 2y ago|1 comments
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by bloodyowl 3y ago
In most programming languages, the default way to alert that something went wrong is to throw an exception. This interrupts the regular flow of the program until, as it crawls up the call stack, it meets a piece of code that handles excepti
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An error isn't (always) an exception(swan.io)
6 points by bloodyowl 3y ago|1 comments
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by bloodyowl 10y ago
Statically served isn't an opposite of dynamically updated, dynamically fetched and extensible with dynamic parts on the client.
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by bloodyowl 10y ago
React is a good paradigm to build UI. That's why people like it and use it more and more. If people both like React and need to create lightweight websites, why won't you let them do it?
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by bloodyowl 10y ago
Hello, I'm in the core Phenomic team. The idea in Phenomic is that we generate for each page: - the HTML entry point, rendered like it would be with ReactDOMServer - the data-requirements of the page That lets us offer the following: -
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Extensible Media Queries for React(github.com)
1 points by bloodyowl 11y ago|0 comments
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by bloodyowl 12y ago
it reduces the necessary LoC and forces you to only define methods in the [[Proto]] land. ES7 will let you define properties in it, but it will effectively be as if you defined them in the constructor.
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by bloodyowl 12y ago
no, it's just syntactic sugar
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A 4k simple view manager inspired by backbonejs(github.com)
1 points by bloodyowl 12y ago|0 comments