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by cwackerfuss 6y ago
makes sense. could also explore versioned routing, where you detect multiple versions based on filename (e.g. *_v1), folder name, or some export naming convention.
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by cwackerfuss 6y ago
Sweeet. I could actually see Blitz being really useful as an admin interface over an API, where the generated API drives web/mobile apps.
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by cwackerfuss 6y ago
I have been a tad skeptical about how Blitz.js would accomplish "batteries-included" elegantly, but 5 min into reading the (very thorough) docs and it seems like a fantastic amount of abstraction to work with. You're a genius
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by cwackerfuss 6y ago
This is common. Web apps frequently fetch data from other domains, whether internal or third party.
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by cwackerfuss 6y ago
Frontend developer here -- Although you could omit the closing tags, I don't see the benefit of doing so. If you know HTML, nesting is fundamental and not explicitly closing dom nodes would lead to confusion. You would also need to con
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by cwackerfuss 6y ago
The Umbrella Academy's music budget must have been massive. Binged it a few months back and there were tons of high profile songs.
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by cwackerfuss 6y ago
You must be a masochist.. I'd rather spend 1/10th the time finding out if I have a hit on my hands and address scaling problems later than battling with kubernetes and kafka. Build product not infrastructure.
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by cwackerfuss 6y ago
Isn't it impossible for the 16kb partial to be valid json? Json starts in either a curly or square brace -- valid json more than 16kb would never close the outermost brace in the first 16kb of data, otherwise it would be invalid
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by cwackerfuss 6y ago
The authors of Moment also actively recommend switching off Moment onto a different date library like Luxon or Date-fns. Shouldn't be on this list.
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by cwackerfuss 6y ago
Check out easy-peasy. Ive used plain ol redux, mobx, and xstate, but easy-peasy is the fricken best. It's basically a redux wrapper that combines redux, thunks, reselect, redux logger, immer, and more into a super intuitive interface.
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by cwackerfuss 6y ago
A little line-height and content max-width could go a long way
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by cwackerfuss 7y ago
Not sure what type of sites you're building on the web, but building nontrivial feature-rich web applications does not scale well with vanilla JS. Frameworks like React and Angular give you the power to manage state, respond to state u
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React Table is a “headless” UI library(github.com)
257 points by cwackerfuss 7y ago|114 comments
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by cwackerfuss 7y ago
After a few cocktails, once or twice, I've wondered with friends whether some "fuzzy" information rate constant might be a reference by which our brain understands the passage of time. In other words: if there is a fundamenta
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by cwackerfuss 8y ago
But none of that is going to affect our ability to do machine learning work with JavaScript
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$50K Blockstack Bounty to Build Messaging Dapp(blockstack.org)
6 points by cwackerfuss 9y ago|0 comments
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by cwackerfuss 9y ago
I'm actually saying basically same thing in the middle part of my response. But meritocracies sometimes need to take a hard look in the mirror and admit cognitive biases and tweak the dials accordingly.
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by cwackerfuss 9y ago
It's sad to see men regressing at the idea of diversity in tech. It can't just be a boys club. The value in employment diversity is that we give people of all backgrounds a fair shot at opportunities. IMO it's actually a very
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by cwackerfuss 9y ago
https://blog.templatetoaster.com/bootstrap-4/ The thing I'm most excited about is the flexbox grid.