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by jdmg94 3y ago
Stencil does it, but the resulting web components are still not great to work with because of shadow dom and the missing standards you can't expect from custom elements. You want inline styles? hope your dev remember to drill those dow
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by jdmg94 3y ago
except you can't use it as a normal component, you can't adjust its CSS normally, you have to `&::part()` your way around and hope for the best. Accessing through refs is a complete blackbox. I work with web components daily a
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by jdmg94 3y ago
> We’ve seen a lot of great posts about web components lately. where? I work at a fairly big org that some time ago decided to bet on web components. Everyone I work with (including me) hates it.
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by jdmg94 3y ago
it is most definitely not cleanroom
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by jdmg94 3y ago
web components are the quantum realm of CSS. What you know as normal might not work when you're trying to write style customization. My org has multiple teams working with different stacks, so at one point someone decided to write our
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by jdmg94 3y ago
They removed that line about not being evil
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by jdmg94 3y ago
Every app/website made with Material Design looks generic, and/or low effort
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by jdmg94 3y ago
In my 3rd world home country most cars are bought on copart as "salvage", they get fixed up and usually get ran well above the 100k miles, this change will undoubtedly reduce the opportunity to give new life to salvage cars while
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by jdmg94 3y ago
bit of a cheap shot considering Apple doesn't offer cloud services...
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by jdmg94 3y ago
more power to you if you made a career on MS technologies, for a long time they were the big dog on the corporate world but to be fair there are better options there and actually bragging about vendor lock-in is ridiculous, if you're f
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by jdmg94 3y ago
classic layer 8 issue
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by jdmg94 3y ago
Its incredible the lengths that the US will go for Israel considering they've lost their inhouse chip manufacturing advantage and their politicians have been scrambling to bring next gen fab manufacturing to Texas
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by jdmg94 3y ago
so did Amazon starting July
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by jdmg94 3y ago
no, they have a well earned reputation of being an incubator with little incentive for long term support
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by jdmg94 4y ago
Yet another reason not to buy a car from General Motors
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by jdmg94 4y ago
Its all about preferences, I tend to prefer seasoned devs who have had the chance to try different things and form their own opinions. Someone who has relied on framework magic they don't understand through their careers tend to be les
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by jdmg94 4y ago
* press F to doubt *
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by jdmg94 4y ago
the US doesn't have the energy infrastructure to have everyone jump on EVs anytime soon
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by jdmg94 4y ago
this is not league of legends my dude
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by jdmg94 4y ago
I tried to do the same with my iPad but the limitations of NPM have made it a bit difficult, def past the first 12 months
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by jdmg94 4y ago
watch the movie/documentary called "Indie Game" on Netflix
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by jdmg94 4y ago
I use charmin ultra strong to dry off, and it always comes clean so its reassuring
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by jdmg94 4y ago
I'm on the caribbean, call me Jack Sparrow
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by jdmg94 4y ago
Its free, it has a healthy extensions ecosystem and I can customize it to my heart's content. I don't care for an IDE that comes with their own opinions and the kitchen sink, and I know other people might be looking for an out-of-
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by jdmg94 4y ago
"web3"
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by jdmg94 4y ago
no forum about Android is complete without somebody blaming Apple
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by jdmg94 4y ago
is the runtime still online or will it be running python/node locally?
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by jdmg94 4y ago
I mostly agree with this critique but OP is coming from a privileged 1st world perspective. I think we should be looking at low trust societies which have different challenges than what you might expect in the "developed" world
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by jdmg94 4y ago
in this analogy we have paid 2 billion for a run down Saskatoon house
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by jdmg94 4y ago
Except you didn't even read the article. We cannot expect innovation by giving Adam Neuman (Who burned billions in VC funding on WeWork) another billion dollars for a second chance. This is also against the 14th Amendment but of course

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