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dimitrisnl
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dimitrisnl
5y ago
Looks great, thanks for sharing - will definitely use it moving forward!
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dimitrisnl
5y ago
> most projects use various component libraries that abstract web APIs from devs You would be surprised
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dimitrisnl
5y ago
Very interesting, hoping to see some real-world examples soon.
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dimitrisnl
5y ago
Were you expecting productivity tips or something?
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dimitrisnl
5y ago
Covid years fly faster
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dimitrisnl
5y ago
I don't see any. 1Password saves me time, has no issues (for me), and any migration process is just a time-sink.
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dimitrisnl
5y ago
GoRails ( https://gorails.com/ ) is pretty updated
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5y ago
1. Vendor-lock 2. Iffy folder structure. Some stuff both front-end & back-end will live under /pages. 3. Suboptimal experience when you have to use middleware. Disclaimer, haven't tried the latest updates, but I assume it'
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5y ago
Off-topic, but I disagree about React-query being a must-have. Putting the fetching responsibility into the components makes a lot of sense in a some projects, but not always. There have been many times where I wish I just went with RxJS to
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dimitrisnl
5y ago
Sounds interesting! Do you have any templates, resources, or just tips to share?
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dimitrisnl
5y ago
Well done, great to see some Next.js competition.
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5y ago
I don't understand morality / business ethics wise what they do is in any way different than how normal eu business run.
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5y ago
Nothing wrong here tbh. I like this tweet from @dvassallo, posted during the whole basecamp situation.. > This is work. Someone is offering to pay you to help them out with something, and you either choose to do it or not. > The moder
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5y ago
I've thought about this too tbh. Personally, having lived on extended lockdown for some months now, I've entertained the idea of taking a sabbatical. There's no joy for me anymore.
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5y ago
Devs with cushy jobs cashing month after month, for sure. Others, no way.
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dimitrisnl
6y ago
Except when it doesn't. D3 can do some work with text (legend) truncation, clamping etc, while visx cannot.
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dimitrisnl
6y ago
I use Trello mostly, and keep my notes in Apple Notes.
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dimitrisnl
6y ago
...but it's not a website. It doesn't list 10 cars, 1 family photo and the address on the footer.
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dimitrisnl
6y ago
Too late. Which reminds me of another tool I left years ago. Google Keep. Are there any recent updates there, apart from the dark theme?