greatwhitenorth

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   by greatwhitenorth 6y ago

   I hope this opens up more remote opportunities in Canada. Also, the whole of Americas.
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   by greatwhitenorth 6y ago

   I'm a React developer and I still found Gatsby to be a massive pain. I looked it at for a day and just moved away to next.js.
3. 63.▲
   by greatwhitenorth 6y ago

   Gatsby is a massive pain compared to next.js. I couldn't understand how to do the simplest things in Gatsby. I went from reading next.js docs to deploying my personal blog in 2 days.
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   by greatwhitenorth 6y ago

   If you don't do much CPU work, node.js is great. If your load is on the DB (or) you offload the work to a background queue, you're good. If you already know JavaScript, just go with Node.js. If you end up with performance bottlene
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   by greatwhitenorth 6y ago

   I'm currently building one using Next JS. It's simple and easy. You got to write CSS to make it responsive. You can finish the Next JS docs in an hour if you already know a bit of React.
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   by greatwhitenorth 6y ago

   I hope all the positive replies here are from those who actually used Zerodha themselves over a period of time. When I tried it last year, the website was buggy and even saw HTML errors in response. I moved away to a traditional broker as a
7. 67.▲
   by greatwhitenorth 6y ago

   I rarely see comments like yours. You clearly mention that you used PHP a few years ago, so anyone reading your criticism will have that context and will want to try the newer version. Again, those who criticize should mention when they las
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   by greatwhitenorth 6y ago

   Majority of the HN commenters argue irrelevant points or are trolls and have never gone deep in any technology to be an expert and comment about it. I've seen absolutely moronic comments here. You should see the comments on 'React
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   by greatwhitenorth 6y ago

   How about "Stripe records Your Movements On its Customers Websites"? Does it still not convey the meaning? But yeah, click bait titles drive traffic to the blog and to your website (portfolio rebalancer) that you linked in your bl
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    by greatwhitenorth 6y ago

    You talk nonsense just for the sake of it. I never said JSX is in the spec. If you know JavaScript basics (what an expression is), it takes a minute to understand JSX.
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    by greatwhitenorth 6y ago

    We're talking two different things. I'm talking about the developer perspective. You're talking about browser. If a JS developer doesn't work or understand JSX, they don't understand the fundamental concept of Java
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    by greatwhitenorth 6y ago

    None of that matters to a React developer. If you know JavaScript, you know JSX.
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    by greatwhitenorth 6y ago

    JSX is 99% map/filter and boolean expressions. It's written between curly braces to be evaluated as a JavaScript expression. I don't understand how it's different from regular JavaScript.