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721.
by dimgl 7y ago
Neither Vue's template syntax nor React's JSX look like standard HTML. So I'm not sure what you're talking about.
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by dimgl 7y ago
Knockout is significantly different from Vue. You have to supply values to its `data-bind` properties, and `data-bind` has its own syntax. I'd argue that semantically Vue's template syntax is similar to Angular's, not so much
723.
by dimgl 7y ago
Throw on a pair of headphones. Problem solved.
724.
by dimgl 7y ago
A large majority of people who use Slack disagree with you. I've never really had a problem with it and I actually enjoy Slack quite a bit.
725.
by dimgl 7y ago
I don't know if I agree with this. I just don't think it's been done well.
726.
by dimgl 7y ago
Yeah you're totally right. I missed that section of her profile.
727.
by dimgl 7y ago
The CTO, Krista Davis, has had staff backend engineer positions. However yes the team looks fairly inexperienced.
728.
by dimgl 7y ago
Thanks, I hate it.
729.
by dimgl 7y ago
It isn't just one bad decision. It's many decisions. Those decisions don't just come out of "thin air" and destroy the company. They're always a series of decisions which eventually topple over the company. Vin
730.
by dimgl 7y ago
Yeah I've had two companies just blatantly ghost me rather than reject me outright. I already had a bad feeling talking to them, I'm glad they proved me right and didn't waste my time.
731.
by dimgl 7y ago
Just saw this comment but I wish I had seen it earlier: I did just that. Cheers.
732.
by dimgl 7y ago
Sorry, but I absolutely hate this. Especially considering we're talking about businesses. It's crazy that in this thread the consensus is that you have to manage people and relationships at the expense of being pragmatic and expos
733.
by dimgl 7y ago
I completely agree with you. I've come to the realization recently that most people are incredibly insecure. It's funny that I find this article posted today given that this is something that I'm struggling with and was menti
734.
by dimgl 7y ago
Thanks. Maybe I'll pick it up again and polish it up to 2019 standards.
735.
by dimgl 7y ago
I was actually building this exact thing many years ago. In hindsight I probably should have made it into React Table. https://github.com/divmgl/tabled.js
736.
by dimgl 7y ago
You're getting downvoted but clearly there is something wrong with the way these devs are using lambdas.
737.
by dimgl 7y ago
There's no denying most C# code makes heavy use of generics, but we've deviated from the actual topic. C# is not Go. Far from it. I'm not advocating for bringing a Dapper-like library to Go. I'm pretty happy with the sol
738.
by dimgl 7y ago
I feel like closures are a consequence of having functions as first class citizens, so it's not exactly a direct comparison. But I guess I see your point.
739.
by dimgl 7y ago
Developers think ORMs are evil because they've had horrible experiences with ORMs in general. I'm one of them. The only ORM that I enjoyed using was Dapper, and it's barely an ORM.
740.
by dimgl 7y ago
I have yet to find one practical application for generics in the apps I've built in Go.
741.
by dimgl 7y ago
This page is actually really funny and talks about a lot of the quirks I have with the languages I've used extensively in the past (C#, JavaScript, Python, etc.) But when it comes to Go, I absolutely adore its simplicity. I find myself
742.
by dimgl 7y ago
Or it could just be that Microsoft has been shady for over 15 years.
743.
by dimgl 8y ago
It doesn't matter if Microsoft is really big on typography if it looks like garbage on Windows. I agree with the OP; most open fonts look absolutely horrible on Windows.
744.
by dimgl 8y ago
How is it a ticking time bomb if all of the tests pass in that package?
745.
by dimgl 8y ago
`request` is mostly used on the server-side...
746.
by dimgl 8y ago
How does anyone see this and not think this is absolutely insane? Surely this is illegal?
747.
by dimgl 8y ago
Yeah I agree this is pretty much inexcusable. I'm not sure why the pass.
748.
by dimgl 8y ago
I've been using Go modules for a bit and I really like it. I can easily set up local dependencies using the `replace` keyword as well. For instance, all of the apps in `cmd` which need access to common packages are their own modules, a
749.
by dimgl 8y ago
Correction: I recently learned that Go has interfaces. But my point still stands.
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by dimgl 8y ago
Any data structure can be used in memory. I just like the abstractions that Redis provides me. It's really easy to visualize how the data is going to be organized.

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