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by jbergens 9y ago
I think MS got closer to this with Windows RT and its apps. They had/have a central store which causing some problems but that could be expanded. The apps ran in a sandbox which allowed more than you might want but new, more restrictiv
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by jbergens 9y ago
Some of their demos were very slow and reminded me of old java applets.
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by jbergens 9y ago
The spelling checker in Word has some grammar rules, try to configure those if she uses Word.
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by jbergens 9y ago
You might also want to look at what people used before redux. There were a lot of Flux libraries and they were not all easy to use. And skipping libraries for state management all together often ends up in writing spaghetti code or reinvent
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by jbergens 9y ago
Complex analytics should probably be done in a db separate from the production db anyway. The analytical db could be an RDBMS, a datacube or something else.
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by jbergens 9y ago
You do have the impedance mismatch to OO languages, which are probably used in 90% of all applications. Farter more, I don't really think that all systems have relational data, it's just possible to store it in that format. Someti
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by jbergens 9y ago
It doesn't help when the nbr of queries and updates increases a lot. For many systems having TB of data also means having thousands or millions of users. You also probably want backups and possibly slaves that are updated inside transa
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by jbergens 9y ago
I think that when you have a type system that catches all bugs the type system itself is probably Turing complete. Writing the types in such a system may very well be programming. The more advanced systems are already too hard to use too be
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by jbergens 9y ago
IANAL. I think that is a common misunderstanding of the clause. If you sue them for react patents you can still use HHVM, or vice versa. https://medium.com/@dwalsh.sdlr/react-facebook-and-the-revok...
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by jbergens 9y ago
Great article! I wish this fad goes away soon. If I had the money I would think about hiring this company to get the contact info to a couple of reporters that could write more articles about Meltwaters bad site (and others like it).
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by jbergens 9y ago
Tips: VS has a full screen mode. It also has a very configurable layout, much more so than VS Code or Atom. But if you like VS Code then you should use it.
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by jbergens 9y ago
You have to buy a personal license yourself, your organization cannot pay for it. I just don't want to pay for work tools, my employer should do that and then it is the higher price.
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by jbergens 9y ago
Last time I checked it was the FIRST version you could keep forever. I guess they wanted to avoid having people buying a license every other year. I could be mistaken, though.
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by jbergens 9y ago
For js code you often want hot module reloading which is probably very hard to get with make.
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by jbergens 9y ago
It's always a bit strange when someone chooses a framework based on how far they get in a few hours or days of testing. For medium sized or larger projects it's much more interesting how it will work long term with a large code ba
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by jbergens 9y ago
I've seen jquery code that looked like spaghetti, it was very hard to read or change even if you knew jquery. This is the problem that most libraries and frameworks tries to fix. I think react has succeeded.
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by jbergens 9y ago
Nice idea! Did you check out mobx? My guess is that it would be almost as easy and a bit more mature.
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by jbergens 9y ago
An SPA is generally a good choice for applications with a lot of user interaction, if you're only creating a web site a server based solution may be the best. Some of the potential benefits with an SPA is the developer ergonomics and u
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by jbergens 9y ago
You mean that the reason to use computers at schools is to get the students to quit school as soon as possible ;-)
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by jbergens 9y ago
Videos are generally much more boring to watch than a live teacher. I definatley don't expect students to watch the same 1 hour video twice.
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by jbergens 9y ago
27 files sounds absurd. Maybe you're doing more than adding a store with some action? I used mobx with react and a new store is 1 file, including its actions. Connecting it to components takes a few lines per component. Redux may use m
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by jbergens 9y ago
You can choose how much help you want from the motor and you normally go faster with a ebike (using a bit less muscle power). I shaved a few kilos off my weight by using an ebike for a few months. If you like your bike commute and don&#x27
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by jbergens 9y ago
There are many examles, like next.js. Or search for isomorphic or universal js.
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by jbergens 9y ago
There is nwb and create-react-app that takes care of initial configuration now. Unless you're gonna write everything from scratch you're gonna need to learn npm though.
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by jbergens 9y ago
The js landscape changes really fast, they could probably never keep up.
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by jbergens 9y ago
Don't you have different levels in the US? In Sweden and EU normal electric bikes can only assist up to 25 km/h (15,5 mph) but the next level can go up to 45 km/h (28 mph). They are still allowed in bike lanes but has a requ
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by jbergens 9y ago
Besides all other things people have mentioned there is also new requirements for ui:s. People complain if their drag-movement with a finger don't align perfectly with a nice animation on the screen on a cheap phone. Those things did n
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by jbergens 9y ago
> Bitching about the free software is unethical. I disagree. Of course you should try to keep the language nice and show examples of things that cause you problems, features you are missing or things you don't like but the would be
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by jbergens 9y ago
It could be a bit more explicit on the nuget page.
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In this case it might have helped, I didn't read the code, but in a more general case these kind of things are rarely found by unit tests. I still doubt that the triggering caused by the file change would have been found in a unit test

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