danielschaffer

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   by danielschaffer 12y ago

   Well put. My (and, I think others) concern with the article is that it advocates splitting all your code into separate files (great for maintainability and managing your code base), but then loading each of them individually on demand (prob
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   by danielschaffer 12y ago

   Because you're making dubious gains saving a couple KB of bandwidth by sacrificing the responsiveness of your app when you introduce an additional round trip for each new piece of code. It may look fine for you, but there are plenty of
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   by danielschaffer 14y ago

   I'm not sure what happened to my comment, so here's the back story: This is my first "real" app I've written in node.js. This app came to be because the last time I changed jobs, I went from getting paid once a month to once every two weeks
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