ianschmitz

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by ianschmitz 5y ago
I tried this project recently, but it didn’t seem to handle pages that load content dynamically via XHR. At least the couple pages I tried at the time.
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by ianschmitz 5y ago
Particulate filters for diesels already do this. Not sure why they never did for cats
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by ianschmitz 5y ago
I came the other way from the trades as a journeyman welder/ironworker working primarily for structural steel erection companies.
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by ianschmitz 5y ago
I don't usually comment on HN, but I feel inclined for this article. The advice here is very poor and misleading and shows that the author has a weak understanding of the ecosystem. Their suggestion is to lock your project dependencies
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by ianschmitz 5y ago
Your post history is interesting...
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by ianschmitz 5y ago
There's nothing wrong with web-vitals...
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by ianschmitz 5y ago
I wouldn't recommend setting it up yourself. Try Vite instead.
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by ianschmitz 6y ago
I would also love to know as I've leveraged custom events in Google Analytics fairly extensively in the past.
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by ianschmitz 6y ago
First my Oculus Rift, now WhatsApp. Sigh...
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by ianschmitz 8y ago
Have you opened up the dev tools?
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by ianschmitz 8y ago
One nice feature of react-loadable is that you can specify a threshold (300 ms by default I think) which is used to prevent rendering of the loader until after the threshold is passed so you don't get a flash of the loader. Users can p
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by ianschmitz 8y ago
With the addition of `React.memo`, is it still the recommendation from the React team that we only use `React.PureComponent` and `React.memo` in places where we profile and identify performance bottlenecks? I seem to remember reading that a
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by ianschmitz 8y ago
Check out https://github.com/strothj/react-app-rewire-typescript-babel... for an example I helped get going. It was fairly straight forward!