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Show HN: Instant React, Preact and Inferno apps from a single .js file(medium.com)
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Monster Hunter has become a console seller for me after playing it for the first time on the Wii, so it looks like I'll be getting a Switch too. (Cost of the console / number of hours played on Monster Hunter alone) always justifi
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> Even though the React community seems to favor ES6, at least give Typescript a serious try. What's the story with dipping your toe into TypeScript on existing projects? I'm using Webpack and babel-loader, so I'm not inte
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by insin 10y ago
You can use this fork of react-scripts which adds configuration for enabling new options, including use of style preprocessors: https://github.com/kitze/create-react-app
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by insin 10y ago
When you're at the point of needing to configure a tool which handles a base config, you need to learn the underlying tools anyway at that point, but without the experience of having built the base config up. Keeping config directly in
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Inferno v1.0 released(twitter.com)
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It's Preact, the screenshotted code is from the Preact homepage.
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If you're curious where this came from, it's actually a Preact component (props and state being passed to render() is the tell-tale sign), taken from its homepage: https://preactjs.com/
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Webpack Concepts(webpack.js.org)
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This is how I've come to write that in React, after giving up on attempting to find a consistent way to write ternaries which I would find acceptable when revisiting them (it just never happened): let Home = ({location}) =>
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I think your opinion on putting weird stuff in your HTML attributes vs. putting weird HTML-like stuff in your JavaScript is enough to make an early call on whether you'll prefer React-like libraries or Vue-like libraries. As a programm
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https://sourcemaking.com/ajax/content/static.json
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npm puts node_modules/.bin/ on the PATH when running scripts, or you can just run node_modules/.bin/<whatever> if you're not using npm scripts.
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One of the Redux utility functions I reuse across projects [1] would live in an ActionDispatcherFactoryFactory class in Java, but it can just be an 8 line function in JavaScript. [1] https://gist.github.com/insin/526b7b
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The React ESLint plugin's no-unknown-property rule is handy for catching (and automatically fixing) this: https://github.com/yannickcr/eslint-plugin-react/blob/master...
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Worth checking if there's a huge .babel.json cache file in your home directory and deleting it.
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Developing React Components and Libraries with nwb(medium.com)
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Bonus points for being meta? function createOlympian() { let props = ['name', 'sport', 'country'] let olympian = { log() { console.log(props.map(prop => this[prop]).join(
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*A* Future for React Development Tooling(medium.com)
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I'd say Webpack plays that role in the React community, just without a blessed and shared way to configure it.
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> But why don’t we? Because we want to experience finding out if R + L really = J ourselves, rather than just reading about it on the internet, damnit! :)
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Then I didn't understand the complaint, as this does include a dist/ folder in the npm package (which is also what npmcdn uses), so you'd just npm install it as normal :)
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The README contains a link to the built version on npmcdn: http://npmcdn.com/hack
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I don't think the number of dependencies per individual project is a critical factor when setting up an internal npm mirror for all your projects (e.g. with Nexus [1] where I work) or vendoring dependencies per project (e.g. `npm shrin
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> Polluting npm with dozen of one-liner is not a good idea (never forget left-pad) The size or scope of left-pad wasn't the issue, the ability to unpublish modules which were depended on was [1] http://blog.npmjs.org&#x2F
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Clarification on the stability and dogfooding parts of this post: https://github.com/facebook/react/pull/7292/files
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Python REPL: >>> 0.3 - 0.1 0.19999999999999998 Ruby REPL: 0.3 - 0.1 => 0.19999999999999998
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Are you just letting us know you've determined that you can easily solve your own problem in less time than it took to describe it, but chose not to; or are you very subtly asking HN to inline hn.js into every single page because <%
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You're not alone :) Luckily, this didn't break my userscript, so I just updated it to hide the new built-in toggle.
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Making it a slightly bigger target with a dash would also be useful: [–] instead of [-]

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