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by ithrow 6y ago
they simply output HTML without consideration for the life cycle of a site, if any. If you don't mind, as someone who is not familiar with react can you elaborate on the difference? What do you mean by life cycle of a site? In the te
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by ithrow 7y ago
What is apple brewing?
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by ithrow 7y ago
Me too, but I had already done SICP(scheme), without that I guess it would have take me much longer. Your background matters.
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by ithrow 7y ago
If you know Python and putting libraries aside, talking about raw code, do you think you can be as productive in Rust as in Python?
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by ithrow 7y ago
server-side-rendered HTMl with JS sprinkled (yes, that sprinkled JS can contain React). Works for most web apps.
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by ithrow 7y ago
I love Rails but it does seem like nextjs has left it in the dust i What next is missing is a blessed omakase way to deploy it with a DB. So its missing a complete "rails" solution? that's a big "missing" I mean
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by ithrow 7y ago
Are you just purposely ignoring them? adequate for most businesses (the JVM and its ecosystem its going to be accepted way faster than a CL runtime).
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by ithrow 7y ago
Yeah, Clojure libraries are feature complete, bug free and never need maintenance ever. /s
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by ithrow 7y ago
What about the server-side of things? If you only have to the UI sure, but if you have to write the whole thing, rails/django is going to be way less work. No need for an intermediate network JSON API with all the encoding/decodin
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by ithrow 7y ago
Rails is still the best way to create server-side-rendered HTML web apps IMO, but besides the effects of SPAs on Rails, Rails is also declining fast because Ruby became a too niche language.
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by ithrow 7y ago
Tangential question, is github a proof that not every complex app has to be an SPA and it can worked really well or is this legacy thing from their part? Curious to know if they feel they could iterate faster new features for the UI if it w
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by ithrow 7y ago
True, with time you get good and fast at doing interop, but I can see newcomers getting frustrated with the chore and quitting prematurely because of that.