dan15

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by dan15 10y ago
Out of curiosity, why did you write the function like this: const MyRootComponent = (props) => { When it's shorter and more obvious what's happening if you write them like this: function MyRootComponent(props) {
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by dan15 11y ago
I have a TextExpander macro for ¯\_(ツ)_/¯, which has improved my efficiency by several orders of magnitude.
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by dan15 11y ago
It's open source, take a look at the source code? :D
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by dan15 11y ago
> Right now, many Windows GUIs (SmartGit/SourceTree) use 'git.exe' to manage the actual Git repositories. For what it's worth, all of the Git functionality in Visual Studio uses libgit2.
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by dan15 11y ago
You can use the media keys with Google Play Music in a browser, at least in Chrome. No third-party app required.
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by dan15 11y ago
You love Postgres because it takes four years to get requested features?
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by dan15 11y ago
Why not actual Linux packages (DEB and RPM)?
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by dan15 12y ago
> IMHO, classic OOP doesn't fit to modern JS. ES6 classes aren't "classic OOP", they're syntax sugar for regular prototypal inheritance that JavaScript has had forever.
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by dan15 12y ago
Yes, but something "JavaScript runtime with npm compatibility" would be friendlier and significantly easier for people to understand.
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by dan15 12y ago
We should start referring to PHP as a "Composer compatible platform" and Python as a "PyPI compatible platform"
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by dan15 12y ago
Hey, I'm the developer of ReactJS.NET. Thanks for trying it out! > Any client-side routes will need to be mirrored on the server if you want isomorphism. This means you're using two routers. A while back I worked on a library c
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by dan15 12y ago
Font rendering can differ between different OSes but it's usually not too bad.
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by dan15 12y ago
There's a TodoMVC example that you might find helpful: http://facebook.github.io/react/docs/flux-todo-list.html It'd probably be worth having a barebones starter kit though.
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by dan15 12y ago
So what does Ubuntu do that Debian doesn't?
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by dan15 13y ago
If you click on any of the methods in the manual, you'll see "NOT SUPPORTED IN HHVM" in a large font. I'm guessing it's an oversight that that text is missing from the topic index as well.
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by dan15 13y ago
I work at Facebook as well, but mainly in JavaScript so I haven't done a lot of PHP either :) You could use a common PHP framework like FuelPHP, Laravel or Kohana. I'm not sure which frameworks are 100% compatible with HHVM, but I
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by dan15 13y ago
That and Facebook's one shows a huge message saying why they do it.
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by dan15 13y ago
Yeah I'm not sure about Netflix's motivation, but Facebook's was purely to prevent self-XSS, and you can easily opt out of it.
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by dan15 13y ago
Yeah, Hack for HHVM adds a bunch of stuff to PHP to make it better, including: - Collection classes like Vector (which is like an array in every other programming language ever) and Map (associative array or hashtable) - Generics - Lambda f
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by dan15 13y ago
Some software will use a specific money or decimal type (some databases support these). Others will store money as an integer in the smallest units needed. ie. if you only need dollars to the nearest cent, store the number as cents ($1.50 i
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by dan15 13y ago
This solution is just reimplementing stored procedures in a less efficient way. If you want to keep the SQL separate, stick it in a stored procedure.
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by dan15 13y ago
Anything in particular about this code that makes you cry and cringe?
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by dan15 13y ago
ASP.NET Web Forms may have been fine if it was only UI and UI logic rather than an odd mashup of UI + business logic + a crazily complicated page life cycle. The initial versions of ASP.NET MVC used Web Forms purely as a view layer which wo
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by dan15 13y ago
Except UpdatePanels are horrid whereas React is quite nice :P
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by dan15 13y ago
While you're at it, convert intrinsic types to objects too, while retaining backwards compatibility: $foo = 'bar'; echo $foo->length(); // 3 echo strlen($foo); // 3 This would get rid o
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by dan15 13y ago
Recording requests is a good idea. Another idea once you're reasonably comfortable and have done a smoke test is to direct a small amount of your traffic/users (say 1%) to the HHVM version, while closely monitoring its error log.
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by dan15 13y ago
What does Laravel do that other frameworks like FuelPHP and Yii don't do? I hear a lot about it but don't hear a lot about why it's so much better than others.
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by dan15 13y ago
No they don't, that headline is very misleading and is a huge misinterpretation of the paper. For a small portion of the userbase, Facebook detect IF they self-censor and just transmit that. They only see metadata, and not the actual c
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by dan15 13y ago
I'll just leave Shaun Micallef's segment on Tony Abbott's NBN here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b-6E5yX1E0U
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by dan15 13y ago
Hiding it is riskier than just not having it there in the first place. Why blacklist when you can whitelist?

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