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fagnerbrack
10y ago
> but from his username it seems like he is the successor That's correct, I thought it was obvious but I was trying to say that if more experienced people did this the open source ecosystem would be in a much better state.
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10y ago
Yeah, just how I feel, see http://github.com/impress/impress.js and https://github.com/impress/impress.js/issues/435 . Luckily the activity doesn't match a number of stars, although
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7 Predictions for the Web in the Next 5 Years
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One Pull Request. One Concern
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ES Modules and Node.js: Hard Choices
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fagnerbrack
10y ago
This was borne out of the frustration of participating in discussions that doesn't focus in the argument, but rather in the credibility or authority of somebody else.
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In Your Personal Experience? The 2 keys to create a constructive tech discussion
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Project to use caniuse.com in the command line
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5 Common Misconceptions About TDD and Unit Tests
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fagnerbrack
10y ago
I would like very much if someone could write how we were writing JavaScript in the 90's compared to 2016. That would be awesome!
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2014’s JavaScript versus today’s – How things were before and how they are now
(ejb.github.io)
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fagnerbrack
10y ago
Actually most experienced people already know it, it is more about the small portion that doesn't.
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Library Internals Do Not Exist
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Restrict the scope of what you do. Increase the scope as the need arises
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The Strictness Principle: Restrict the Scope by Default
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One Commit. One Change
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fagnerbrack
11y ago
Sorry to take so long to respond. Your arguments applies to modules that are external, not internal ones. The article specifically talks about internal abstractions, not abstractions that should be all exposed for external consumption (mul
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Why Small Modules Matter
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Wittgenstein’s Beetle in Software Engineering
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