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by bloomca 10y ago
I always think that usage of such technologies can be only in some cases – mostly for small companies, which are not sure that this product will be maintained more than few years. Like, it is not that bad to use it in startups, in some smal
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by bloomca 10y ago
Not too much people write plain JS anymore, and it is not that hard to build transpiling pipeline. Sometimes you have a small project and you don't want to deal with all this nonsense, but then you are writing code in one file and it i
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by bloomca 10y ago
Where do you get clients, if networking is not available for you? I mean, you are not based in the US, so you can't meet these people. I used to work a bit in Upwork (I am doing complex SPA in React/Redux, though I can do it in ot
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Show HN: Art portfolio website(github.com)
1 points by bloomca 10y ago|0 comments
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Smooth CSS animations(blog.gyrosco.pe)
3 points by bloomca 10y ago|0 comments
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by bloomca 10y ago
Oh, that's cool, thank you for your response. I've taken a look on the Flutter, but it seems (through a glance) that it is another React-Native (or take Xamarin). So, this is not the first solution to share code between web and mo
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by bloomca 10y ago
That's basically how the whole javascript community works. There are tons of lists with random links (usually most-starred, yeah), which doesn't make a lot of sense, but they have tons of stars and attention. Do they help people?
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by bloomca 10y ago
I personally completely miss the point. Initially it was the idea to intoduce Dart VM to the Chrome, and because it would be superior, all vendors would implement it. As we all know, only Dartium exists, and there are no plans to move it ev
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Why does Google still push Dart?(events.dartlang.org)
5 points by bloomca 10y ago|4 comments
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by bloomca 10y ago
My first "serious" programming language was JavaScript, and I didn't know a lot of basic stuff for a long time – because it is considered normal in JS community! Nowadays we have node.js, so you have to know at least a bit ab
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by bloomca 10y ago
Well, the thing is that in JS community there are tons of rock starts who basically do simple stuff (which was done 100 times before them), but only after their presentations it goes crazy. People retweet them, use as a credible source, etc
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by bloomca 10y ago
The problem is that everything in JS exploded during just few years (Node was published in 2009), and it took few years to build tooling around Node to start utilising all this power. And then everyone started to build "rich" web