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by cheapsteak 9y ago
As with any vendor lock-in situation, decisions should be made based on cost/benefit Perhaps you can help come up with a strategy that gracefully handles breakages and eventually results in dropping npm-cli
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by cheapsteak 9y ago
>resolved by dropping npm-cli from the official releases. But that would break 7 years of documentation and tutorials, likely bad for newcomers and thus the ecosystem
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Migrating a Cancer Genome Data Portal's Legacy Front-End Build System to Webpack(medium.com)
2 points by cheapsteak 9y ago|0 comments
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by cheapsteak 9y ago
It does depend on the area I remember coming across a few blocks of old densely packed single-family brick buildings in Shanghai that were about to be torn down. Each building had a large hand written banner above their entrance, half of th
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by cheapsteak 9y ago
It is an option with trade-offs and variables (distance, hours, how busy they are) Is "a fruit" really a healthier alternative as a meal replacement? "Which fruit" is also a question that requires some overhead to answer
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by cheapsteak 9y ago
I think we may be splitting hairs over the definition of API compatibility
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by cheapsteak 9y ago
Not sure if serious, but this update swaps out the internals without affecting users/developers, the API is fully backwards compatible
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by cheapsteak 10y ago
What is your main stack?
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by cheapsteak 10y ago
I did the same evaluation and ended up going with react-bootstrap-table [1], which comes built-in with some nice features like cell editing [2], keyboard navigation [3], but does _not_ have fixed-data-table-2's column reordering and re
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by cheapsteak 10y ago
I've been meaning to learn Django as it seems to have a much more mature ORM and migration capabilities (currently very much productive with node via Sequelize and Express, but migrations are rather tedious). Is now a good time or shou
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by cheapsteak 10y ago
It seems that lockstep versioning makes semantic versioning less meaningful A major version bump for a module could signal a breaking change, or it could just be due to the packages it's locked to having had a breaking change
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by cheapsteak 10y ago
>1. Don't use a boilerplate. Not even create-react-app. Learn webpack and npm and TS / Babel. It's not that hard. I can't say that I agree with this Hunkering down to learn build tools will probably yield the lowest R
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Migrating a legacy Angular 1 build system to Webpack(softeng.oicr.on.ca)
2 points by cheapsteak 10y ago|0 comments
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by cheapsteak 10y ago
From wiki: ISO8601 has four ways to express a time interval: 1. Start and end, such as "2007-03-01T13:00:00Z/2008-05-11T15:30:00Z". 2. Start and duration, such as "2007-03-01T13:00:00Z/P1Y2M10DT2H30M" 3. Durati
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by cheapsteak 10y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11837082
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by cheapsteak 10y ago
I had one $5 instance, which is what made this seem ridiculous
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by cheapsteak 10y ago
I closed my VULTR account after getting this email from them ----- Dear Vultr Customer, Including pending charges, your account is carrying a $5.94 balance. In order to cover your current balance and your estimated monthly costs, our billin
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by cheapsteak 10y ago
From a superficial perspective, Grafana is > Go 33.9% TypeScript 26.4% HTML 15.0% JavaScript 14.2% CSS 8.5% Shell 1.6% Other 0.4% Cyclotron is > CoffeeScript 45.1% JavaScript 30.5% HTML 15.4% CSS 8.9% Nginx 0.1% Both are usi
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by cheapsteak 10y ago
You can easily maintain the abstraction of dumb components if you wish to: const TodoView = ({title, isFinished, onClick}) => ( <li> <input type="checkbox" chec
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by cheapsteak 10y ago
Here are some npm download comparisons : http://npmcharts.com/compare/backbone,react,angular,ember-cl... Trouble is with angular 1 is a lot of people are probably still installing via bower, angular 2 might have a lot
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by cheapsteak 10y ago
I guess I may be a bit confused on what he meant by compilation Since JS is JIT compiled, I assumed perhaps he was delivering his scripts in raw JSX+ES6 and transpiling at runtime via babel's browser.js (as shown by react's Gettin
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by cheapsteak 10y ago
It sounds like you worked on a few projects where people reached for a JavaScript framework when it wasn't necessary; I can understand how that can be frustrating. But surely you aren't saying that there isn't any room or mer
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by cheapsteak 10y ago
Are you sure compilation is the bottleneck? 2.5s seems way too much by an order of magnitude. Have you looked into compiling during your build step instead of at runtime?
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by cheapsteak 10y ago
That's a sensible rationale as well, but if you are already familiar with the bounds of compensation, may it not be preferable to throw out a number that's slightly higher than the upper bounds of that yourself? Since employers kn
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by cheapsteak 10y ago
The other school of thought on this is that the first person to talk numbers has the upper hand due to anchoring power > Just like the word suggests, you want to set a reference point around which the negotiation will revolve. Making the
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by cheapsteak 10y ago
The only practical reason I can think of for people railing against grunt is that it used the file system for in-between steps and was thus frustratingly slow (a problem that webpack doesn't have). Code vs config is a huge bikeshed
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by cheapsteak 10y ago
This is super useful for helping beginners overcome initial barriers and quickly become productive, but do you see this as something that most will eventually grow out of?
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by cheapsteak 10y ago
Cancelled which service?
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by cheapsteak 10y ago
Are those integrations not possible with hybrid apps?
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by cheapsteak 10y ago
> Can I determine which things are productive/neutral/distractive? I was wondering this as well, could you add this on the roadmap if it's not already doable?

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