conmigo

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   by conmigo 6y ago

   > This is really basic programming No, it's not. React is iterating that piece of code of your function internally to modify the value of the const, there is no other way to do it. And it is especially confusing because you can use
2. 2.▲
   by conmigo 6y ago

   > It's not for assuring that variable cannot change. Please tell me how you'd change a to 1 in this example: const a = 0;
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   by conmigo 6y ago

   > A deeper evil... for all the hate IE got, at least it didn't try to track and monetise its users nor treated them like idiots No, MS became more cunning and evil, they've moved al those practices to their OS.
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   by conmigo 6y ago

   I've never increased my productivity by using Typescript, although I really tried very hard to like it. It just keeps bugging me. It's a constant stream of interruptions that force me to please the TS compiler, compared to having