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by e1g 11y ago
Another project in the same spirit is https://github.com/skidding/cosmos In React-land, most component should be standalone pieces, but without any immediate joyful benefits it's easy to loose that requirement a
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Git-secrets: Prevents you from committing secrets and credentials(github.com)
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Looks like webpack2 will have that feature out of the box - https://github.com/webpack/webpack/tree/webpack-2/examples/h...
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by e1g 11y ago
IE9 here. We deal with stale large corporates, and more than half of our clients now run IE10 as standard, though IE9 still has a meaningful share. We dropped IE8 support for all new releases in Jan this year.
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For me, the most significant benefit of using React is the community around it. Rightly or wrongly, React had been crowned as the darling of "modern front end" and that has attracted huge amounts of criticism, debates, and explora
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Choosing between "enterprise" vs "consumer" products is a lot like choosing between getting an Dell desktop vs building you own - a choice many of us made during our early IT years. The former gives you a reliable and pr
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by e1g 11y ago
Good find. Another nifty JS implementation of collision detection is https://jriecken.github.io/sat-js/ - I have used that one for tricky gaming and drag&drop behaviours.
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by e1g 12y ago
"I do not want your husbands on this shopping trip as they'll be such a buzkill". "Let's not invite our girlfriends to this snowboarding drunk fest as they'll be such a buzkill". These phrases could be soc
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PhoneGap / Cordova will support WKWebView(shazronatadobe.wordpress.com)
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You are of course correct that some React components will not be caught by this single-line test. It is impossible to truly know unless you are the author of the app, and that's the case even with React tools (e.g. you would not be abl
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>Over 1 Billion people use a React application everyday (Facebook + Instagram web) It's fun to actually see which parts of public websites are written with react by running this in the browser console: setInterval(function() { A
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I had the same problem, so I found a small patch[1] and recompiled several binaries, including one for OSX [2] edit: a pull request has now been submitted and accepted [3] [1] https://qt.gitorious.org/qt/qtbase/com
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by e1g 12y ago
Relay is positioned as being complementary to React, and React itself currently works on IE8+. There is talk of phasing out IE8 compatibility from React (probably later this year), but as of today it works on IE8 perfectly fine for us.
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by e1g 12y ago
Just a short time before they got internet in the woods, the Bears and the Foxes had a different arrangement - Everyone thought the Bears had a strong natural interest and affinity in working, and the Foxes had a strong natural inclination
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by e1g 12y ago
JohnE007, your original comment is now flag-killed, so I have to reply here. As I understood that comment, you mentioned that the gender shouldn't be a talking point because we are all human. - The position that "we are all the sa
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by e1g 12y ago
I recall several reliable testers confirming that the CPU overhead of virtualisation was negligible, somewhere around 2%. Unfortunately I could not quickly find those papers now, but I did find a old VMWare whitepaper[1] showing they had ~7
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by e1g 12y ago
The note is slightly outdated - the recently released libsass V3[1] is targeting SASS 3.4, and they expect to fully pass the spec by V3.1
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by e1g 12y ago
Yes - we use libsass across the board, including building BS3, and have had no issues with compatibility. It used to have a problem with high precision numeric values (like "6.666666666%" in BS) but that's has been resolved.
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by e1g 12y ago
The Nitro engine is available only to the new WKWebView component, but that component has a bug [1] which prevents it from loading local files. This means that Cordova must continue using the old UIWebView, which means no Nitro boost at lea
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iOS8 benefits and caveats for HTML5 apps(sencha.com)
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by e1g 12y ago
As an anecdote - in my circles I observe that PHP is very popular among people who started working in web ~2000, while ruby is popular among those who started in ~2007. Nothing to do with seniority etc, I think it's simply the default
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by e1g 12y ago
In finance, 1 BPS is 1/100th of a percent. So Apple could be pocketing ~0.2% on all transactions. The US does about $12B in card transactions per day. This means that for every 1% of US transactions it captures, Apple could add ~$80M t
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by e1g 12y ago
I don't know about the 360 eye, but the roomba has a little protruding spinner ( http://bit.ly/1AdpUzs ) that allows it to move things into the sweeping area. Works reasonably well on corners - it doesn't get dust r
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by e1g 12y ago
The PHP script[1] is just a simple proxy to pass the SVG content to a well-regarded Apache Batik toolkit which then does the actual SVG->PNG conversion. I suspect PHP was chosen because of it is more readily available than any other back
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by e1g 12y ago
Thank you! TLDR: JSX transformer makes the following ES6 features compatible with old browsers (IE8+) * arrow functions [ http://tc39wiki.calculist.org/es6/arrow-functions/ ] * classes [ https://github.com
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by e1g 12y ago
>Use the JSX harmony transforms Thank you for flagging the --harmony flag in the JSX compiler. Just now I was testing Google traceur and es6-module-transpiler and did not realise I already have some of that available for free. I couldn&#
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by e1g 12y ago
I used the Air for two years as my primary machine both for development and regular office use. I had absolutely no problems with it, and it kept up very well with all of my tools (VMWare, IntelliJ, cli watchers, Xcode, mobile dev etc). A
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I'd be happy to have a chat over Skype and share what we've done - just drop me a line to [redacted]
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You are absolutely right that actions are just another level of abstraction that come with their own pain, and if the pain they bring does not relieve an even greater pain of not having them then there is no reason to introduce them yet. In
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The gist of the argument is that Browserify can access more file extensions out of the box, whereas Webpack uses an external config file to define how special file extensions are to be processed. The given scenario of loading a regular &quo

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