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by fbonetti 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - Chicago, IL - REMOTE Email: frank.r.bonetti at gmail dot com I'm a full-stack web developer with 4+ years of experience. I specialize in React.js, Ruby on Rails, Firebase, CSS, MySQL, and PostgreSQL. I'm also an avi
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React's server-side rendering solves the blank page issue.
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The problem with the massive amount of churn is that it just doesn't pay off to learn the new, cool thing when it's going to be obsolete in 3 months or less. I think all programmers, especially ones who read HN, like to learn new
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This is why I'm so gung ho about Elm. To create a proper React single page app, you need React, Redux, lodash, react-router, webpack, Immutable.js, babel, npm, redux-thunk, isomorphic-fetch, webpack-hot-middleware, and ton of boilerpla
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For me personally, one of the coolest features of Phoenix is that it natively supports concurrency. Communicating with a front-end via websockets is really easy to do with Phoenix, whereas in Rails it's basically unheard of. I know tha
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Does it not work for you? It's working perfectly on my iPhone 5 in mobile safari.
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C is a sane language?
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I grew up in a suburb of Chicago and I said the pledge every morning, from from kindergarten to high school. I honestly thought every student in the US did the same.
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This is basically jQuery for CSS. You need to manually update the stylesheet in response to events, instead of changing the state and having the virtual DOM do the work for you. I'm really surprised the author went through all the trou
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It's really easy to paginate data with SQL - just use LIMIT and OFFSET. limit = page_size offset = (current_page - 1) * limit For example, let's say you have a table with 1000 products in it, and you want to display page
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The page scrolls up because it reloads.
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by fbonetti 11y ago
You've described exactly how I feel. I've only be at this game for 4 years and I'm already looking for a way out. Programming is fun in the way that doing drugs is fun; it's addicting and provides a quick high, but at th
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by fbonetti 11y ago
What a vapid and narcissistic comment. Only on hacker news.
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I was curious about that too, so I did a little searching around to find out why. Apparently tabs are the officially recommended format and are emitted by the code formatting tool `go fmt`. http://stackoverflow.com/questions
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In Rails, attributes without an explicit type are `String` by default. Not sure how age became a `Number`, though.
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Sure, Javascript has first class functions, which I guess meets the bare minimum requirements for being a functional language, but it also lacks some key features: * Pure functions - JS functions are essentially subroutines. They might retu
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I just realized I've been using the wrong definition of "idempotence" for years...
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Because this isn't a static site. Updates are being fed to the client via websockets.
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Can anyone give me a super dumbed-down explanation of how to operate this machine? If I understand the README correctly, it looks like the left 4 bits are the instruction, and the right 4 bits are the address. So the line ---1--1- would mea
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Rails-style method hooks for plain old Ruby objects(github.com)
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by fbonetti 11y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote or Chicago I'm a full-stack developer who will help you take your idea from inception to implementation. I specialize in designing, building, and deploying web applications that reach thousands of users. Buzzwords