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by jacobr 10y ago
> Try to imagine a USA where someone from Texas would not be able to move to LA or NYC or the other way around. Border controls against movement on every state-border. If you find that hard to imagine try to come up with a really good ar
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Does GitHub Enhance the Need for Code Review?(daedtech.com)
1 points by jacobr 10y ago|0 comments
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by jacobr 10y ago
And Object.values is supported in Chrome and Firefox, and has polyfills for other browsers.
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by jacobr 10y ago
My main concern with Lodash is not necessarily the size, but that it adds to the API surface a new developer has to learn when entering a project. You get a lot more value from the cost of learning a dozen API methods from React compared to
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by jacobr 10y ago
What?
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by jacobr 10y ago
This is nice in theory, but... A user visits site A. To get a cached version of React the following need to be true: 1. A user has to have visited a site, site B, with React recently. 2. The site with React needs to be using a publicly avai
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by jacobr 10y ago
Many jobs will use mostly written communication, then it doesn't matter much how you perform verbally, and a text-based interview would probably work well, or even better. If you're expected to cooperate closely and communicate ve
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by jacobr 10y ago
But all libraries had their own implementation of createClass, the idea was to pave a cow path that was already there, not to invent some completely new pattern.
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by jacobr 10y ago
Actually, we do, since Chromium 51. See https://dev.opera.com/blog/opera-38/
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Mysterious Giant Sphere Unearthed in Forest Divides Opinion(themindcircle.com)
61 points by jacobr 10y ago|38 comments
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by jacobr 10y ago
I considered moving from Sweden to England for a job a while back. If we did so, the cost for day care and school would be significantly more than my wife's potential salary, so she would probably have stayed at home. That would have b
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Dan Abramov: Building React Applications with Idiomatic Redux(egghead.io)
7 points by jacobr 10y ago|0 comments
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by jacobr 10y ago
You are incorrect, flexbox works in IE10 and up. Works fine in Edge without any prefixes even.
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by jacobr 10y ago
> A 301 redirect from www.longbets.org/601 to a different URL containing that text would also fulfill those conditions.
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by jacobr 11y ago
You don't get any prepublish hook when pushing to a git repository though, so you can't do things like preprocess with babel, typescript, etc, unless you check in the compiled source.
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Delivering Fast and Light Applications with the Save-Data Header(developers.google.com)
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Regarding 1. You need to build your architecture with your (current and future) organization in mind. If you don't have people in your project/company who only know one particular technology ("web designers" writing HTML
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by jacobr 11y ago
Promises have decent support ( http://caniuse.com/#feat=promises ) so there are certainly circumstances where you don't even need to use a polyfill.
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Mechanical doping at Cyclocross Worlds confirmed(road.cc)
2 points by jacobr 11y ago|0 comments
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by jacobr 11y ago
It will be great fun when Github is shut down. Many npm packages, jspm, and more are using hard coded links to repositories or even paths in repositories.
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A tidy, linear Git history(bitsnbites.eu)
22 points by jacobr 11y ago|8 comments
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Would it matter though? For how long is "ignorance" an excuse for one of the biggest TV shows ever?
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A Comprehensive Guide to Test-First Development with Redux, React, and Immutable(teropa.info)
2 points by jacobr 11y ago|0 comments
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by jacobr 11y ago
The "aim", by who?
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by jacobr 12y ago
That filters for people who have three days to spend on a coding challenge with no guarantees at all. If you're unemployed, straight out of school, or very dissatisfied at your current job (perhaps due to conflicts), you're much m
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by jacobr 12y ago
It would also make removing a line a 1-line diff instead of 2. But I still fully agree with the hate.
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by jacobr 12y ago
Nice project! The Cascade in CSS can be a real maintenance nightmare, and people seem to have very different ideas on how to handle encapsulation and modularization. After a while with React, I thought it would be nice to define all styles
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by jacobr 12y ago
With React, the only thing a new developer joining your team needs to know to do their first UI change is: - JavaScript - React.render - React.DOM.tagName(props, children) I agree about JSX, because it introduces 1) general complexity, 2)
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by jacobr 12y ago
React works fine without JSX. var DOM = React.DOM; DOM.div() etc.
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by jacobr 12y ago
I'm looking forward to seeing more implementations of the React ideas! I see the Virtual DOM as mostly a necessary performance hack to let developers - as you say - think of views in a more functional fashion. React proves that if you

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