jaequery

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by jaequery 9y ago
also remember, the US can not shoot down ICBMs. what i fear most is that US initiates an attack on N korea and then when things look bleak, the north retaliates with an icbm as the last resort. i dont think we should corner them. the powers
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For the first time, N Korea openly threatens to use EMP, which changes the game(m.torontosun.com)
10 points by jaequery 9y ago|5 comments
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by jaequery 9y ago
i agree the ease od deployment was key and it still is to large degree but it along brought a huge problem with it, security. you have to realize php is also incredibly insecure as well. chmod 777 on install instructions? on a shared webhos
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by jaequery 9y ago
im actually quite surprised that the online candy market is still so small. candy in general is a multi billion dollar industry and with the benefit of the large hn community and its multiple first page posts, i expected them to have grew t
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Here is $100. Can you win the Powerball jackpot?(graphics.latimes.com)
1 points by jaequery 9y ago|0 comments
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by jaequery 9y ago
not too long ago, async used to be the "thing". and now sync is the new "hot stuff". a bit ironic but at the end of the day, simplicity always wins.
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by jaequery 9y ago
mainly its the react fatigue, thats finally tipping them over the edge to try something better. vue seems to have come in at the right time for that. and given the momentum, its possible that vue may supercede react at some point if this ke
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by jaequery 9y ago
one thing i learned to accept with the web is just how fast a trend can change in this industry. after i invested time in knockout, then came angular. then once i invest in angular, then came react. then after investing time in react, then
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by jaequery 9y ago
1) separation of html and js 2) shorter to write and simpler to read
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by jaequery 9y ago
what? vue does all that. i don't think the op tried vue at all, lol.
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by jaequery 9y ago
way simpler. it's just Redux down to it's core minimum, which is really just an abstraction layer to setting variables.
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by jaequery 9y ago
i think we all learned that a huge company backing has no bearing to the success of the project. just ask any ex-angular devs.
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by jaequery 9y ago
it's just plain for(x in list){ .. } v-for="item in list" if you need idx: v-for="(item, i) in list" pretty standard stuffs
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by jaequery 9y ago
https://nuxtjs.org/ . here you get all of that out of the box
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by jaequery 9y ago
i'd say it's quite the opposite. vue makes complex apps easy to write, where react makes it look complex all the time.
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by jaequery 9y ago
working anything with loops and conditionals, Vue is way nicer than JSX all the way around, especially the more complex it gets with *-level nested json data trying to mix in with conditional portions of the view, and even saving reactive d
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by jaequery 9y ago
perhaps you might be thinking that you can't run raw js with vue? well you get js and more. it's just less coding and boilerplate if anything. vue also optimizes your reactive codes and is faster in many cases. react can get prett
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by jaequery 9y ago
1) @ is just a shorthand for v-on:*, like onclick,onmouseover,on submit, etc. (ie; v-on:submit is alias ed by @submit) @click="say_something('hello')" new Vue({ methods: { say_something (str) { ... } } }) 2) : i
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by jaequery 9y ago
they arent your typical investments. id think its more like the millenials version of a horse race tracks as a form of entertainment. it is astounding to see there is a rediculous amount of of money that gets moved around every day, so obvi
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by jaequery 9y ago
i assure you, you will get over that phase real quickly. you will come to appreciate how nicer it is to write your code this way. because the same thing happened to me.
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by jaequery 9y ago
i was in the same boat as you regards to syntax but in 10 mins you will grasp everything about vuejs. of all the frameworks, vuejs has the simplest syntax to learn. its no where as complex as angular and way more elegant. also beats jsx in
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by jaequery 9y ago
usually it takes a few years for a new framework to take hold, since the react devs are probably still working on their projects and wont be switching in the middle of it. but in two years, who knows, you might be glad you picked up vue whe
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by jaequery 9y ago
i sense there may be a flood of react devs switching to vuejs. once their react projects are finished. honestly react devs are missing out on how great the vue experience is. it didnt take me too long to see how much better vue is.
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by jaequery 9y ago
why are they called Software Maker?
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by jaequery 9y ago
think it is a bad fit and a bad time for an IPO, their market just isnt big enough and their losing a lot of steam as of late. most importantly in terms of numbers, there is nothing going for them. they arent exactly redhat level in terms o
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by jaequery 9y ago
Sweet, thank you. Hopefully it is out sooner rather than later.
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by jaequery 9y ago
if i had learned to code using those graphical things when i was growing up, i probably woupd not have become a coder. wheres the joy and fun in it? looks laborius and boring to me.
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by jaequery 9y ago
does bs4 now have an easy way to add spinning icons to a button? in bs3, there was no easy way, you had to basically use javascript to achieve it. <button class="btn btn-default btn-spin">Click Me</button> I been
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by jaequery 9y ago
well, i understand the frustration, but what are the alternatives? i don't think there is anything Segment could've done otherwise. because, should Segment be publicly addressing to everyone of all their internal projects? how wou
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by jaequery 9y ago
sounds to me like you shouldnt be open sourcing your project if you are thinking like that.

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