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by hazza1 9y ago
Using less memory than chrome is the very definition of faint praise.
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by hazza1 9y ago
Hence why companies rarely include it.
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by hazza1 9y ago
Elm is the better language but the influence of Facebook has given ReasonML the momentum that Elm never had. Even just Dr Rauschmayer's blog and now this book blow away anything I've ever found in the Elm ecosystem.
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by hazza1 9y ago
Framework performance should rarely be an issue in normal use, by super fast you're talking about milliseconds of difference to toggle hundreds of todo item.
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by hazza1 9y ago
Not sure many people think SPAs provide a faster development cycle, individual pages are always going to be more simple. You'll get code reuse but that's trivial to get working elsewhere, you just save on redownloading shared code
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by hazza1 9y ago
Typescript is as rigid as you want it to be, you're free to loosen the types as your api demands. It really is nowhere near as heavyweight as SOAP.
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by hazza1 9y ago
In my experience giving your JSON API type information is one of the most beneficial things you can do to your web codebase.
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by hazza1 9y ago
Parcel is a neat solution, lack of sourcemaps stops me from using it for anything serious but I believe this is being worked on.
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by hazza1 9y ago
My webpack configs are a magnitude smaller than the equivalent gulp ones. React really isn't tied to webpack - babel maybe. If you're just using webpack for the basic functionally of babel automation and es6 import resolution it&#
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by hazza1 9y ago
$15k * 40 is 600k which with your math means $100k per teacher
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by hazza1 9y ago
Sure it's straightforward enough and much better than what we had before. But for a newcomer to JSX it looks odd. I'm probably just missing the reason for the syntax, we're already compiling - why can't fragments be adde
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by hazza1 9y ago
I got pretty burnt by the big changes in custom elements v0->v1. Admittedly v0 was only a proposal but v1 took a long time coming.
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by hazza1 9y ago
In my experience recruitment consultants will often try and "improve" the CVs they submit, even if it's just to fit into a template. I've seen many spelling mistake sneak in here. You may well be rejecting candidates bas
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by hazza1 9y ago
Realtime checking is trivial with the appropriate IDE extension and you can always put the type annotations inside comments - https://flow.org/en/docs/types/comments/
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by hazza1 9y ago
Another Facebook project Flow gives similar if not as comprehensive benefits whilst staying in JavaScript.
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by hazza1 9y ago
Huge in the context is a few hundred kb, not great for a simple webpage. https://blog.nrwl.io/angular-is-aot-worth-it-8fa02eaf64d4 You could and should AOT the client side, my point was this quickstart project doesn't.
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by hazza1 9y ago
The files still have to be parsed even if they are cached, PWAs are aimed at mobile users so this can be particularly important. If you want an native like feel your initial processing should be as light as possible.
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by hazza1 9y ago
This is really an Angular progressive web app, it doesn't do AOT minified compilation so the deployment size will be huge. Depends what you're building but for most PWAs I'd recommend a much smaller library such as Preact pro
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by hazza1 9y ago
The stampede to React has probably gone too far but it was very much a reaction to the domination of Angular which from personal experience had made web development a nightmare. React proved you didn't need a huge overbearing framework
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by hazza1 9y ago
I'm not debating the fact that a general election has been called as the Guardian has reported.
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by hazza1 9y ago
You can't use the Express as a source, it's not a creditable newspaper and has it's own agenda here.
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by hazza1 10y ago
If my meal is interrupted by constant distracting advertising I've got a good case for walking out, I'm certainly not going back.
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by hazza1 10y ago
For most people I'd recommended using the official helper app instead - https://github.com/facebookincubator/create-react-app/blob/m... Although, in truth I'd use the much smaller preact library -
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by hazza1 10y ago
BuckleScript looks great but I've never found any project using it - maybe Reason will be the tooling to make it mainstream?
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by hazza1 10y ago
absolutely
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by hazza1 11y ago
For me ES6/7 has addressed all the low hanging fruit, I really hope ES8/9 is about removing features with only a few additions.
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by hazza1 11y ago
Really like the idea of Flow but doesn't look like IDE support is there yet? This is the killer feature of types in Javascript for me - not sure I'd adopt it until then.
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by hazza1 14y ago
Not sure in which field your friend works but I'd say things are no longer like this, most medium to large firm resent paying for agents so put their jobs up on their websites and encourage applicants. Pretty much go to any major firms home