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by jimmont 4y ago
Yes I’m wondering why these various comments directly challenge this publisher and publication’s credibility? Especially without a substantive explanation since the content is available for this type of dialog. Strange.
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by jimmont 4y ago
Consider submitting this feedback to Nature. It’s generally a reliable source. I’d be curious to see how they respond to your review.
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by jimmont 4y ago
In one project we've been moving the tooling to Deno and it's remarkable how much easier it is to work with than the entire Nodejs ecosystem.
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by jimmont 4y ago
4 is from a decade ago. Perhaps consider what has happened since.
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by jimmont 4y ago
Entertaining, inaccurate article. Weak thesis. If this is the industry status quo, it's remarkable how little depth it has.
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by jimmont 4y ago
Where and how do you recommend learning more about this? Thanks.
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by jimmont 4y ago
It's a political, power game. It simply shows lack of trust and regard for our time, or reflects inexperience and inability to manage. Otherwise the situation would speak for itself and the question wouldn't have been asked.
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by jimmont 4y ago
gave you an upvote to get you that much closer, HN is a product from a time before the term UX existed, not that it would matter
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by jimmont 5y ago
the testing pyramid is worth knowing about; unit tests double code size and maintenance cost for the unit; I've found unit tests only fit long-lived code and coverage doesn't generally correlate with reliability of product perform
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by jimmont 5y ago
Which ones?
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by jimmont 5y ago
What a remarkably unhealthy perspective. Yet engaged in communication here. My first thought was you must be American, but that could just as easily be quite a number of places and cultures across continents. In Israel personal boundaries a
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by jimmont 5y ago
Thanks for this reference, I found the timeline interesting, especially the initial report in 2021, then the one month sequence and timeframe in 2022.
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by jimmont 5y ago
This is simply a reflection of the depth of design (visual and user experience). I'm saying contemporary UX and UI mostly ignore, or are ignorant of, the platform being used and its features. That's not necessarily the case with s
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by jimmont 5y ago
This is like asking if html elements are SEO friendly. It depends how they're implemented. Google handles javascript now, if that's the salient detail.
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by jimmont 5y ago
These accommodating adjustments are appropriate in many contexts.
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by jimmont 5y ago
Has anyone priced the map updates? A friend told me how he updated firmware to change various things, learning in the process it's possible to adjust the turn signal (interval, etc). Fairly entertaining stuff.
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by jimmont 5y ago
this outcome can exist remotely, it simply requires effort and maintenance; the gains from working remote are the same scenario, just different context; I haven't figured out yet the specifics of what works because it hasn't been
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by jimmont 5y ago
> By not understanding the environment you’re not going to be able to understand the Problem which means your Solution will probably fail. Yes it boils down to politics. Having built a platform for accelerating routine histocompatibility
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by jimmont 5y ago
Deno is the best thing to happen in web middleware, potentially over its entire history. It's like someone solved those problems over many years, took a break, then started from scratch to do it properly.
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by jimmont 5y ago
orgs that have on-call engineers that aren't part of the operations and infrastructure come with all the other associated management and strategy problems; seeing how effective orgs work, how they test, how they release, how they manag
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by jimmont 5y ago
The web is the framework, documented at https://developer.mozilla.org/docs/Web it's odd seeing comments related to a lack of browser lifecycle management, encapsulation, basically everything core to the notion of
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by jimmont 5y ago
here are a few resources: video survey with a lot of nuance, especially relative to React: https://youtu.be/9FB0GSOAESo?list=PLNM_ABHoF7B0qDu0GI09eCXim... https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals&
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by jimmont 5y ago
I did back in 2016-17 when v1 web component support came to Chrome. Overall it's an approachable problem and takes quite a bit of time and attention to detail. The two significant problems I found are depth of familiarity with Web APIs
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by jimmont 5y ago
Don't don't do what I would do. The mistake is forgetting first principles. You don't do something good by focusing on what not to do (like don't be evil). Focus on what to do: KISS, YAGNI, etc.. even DRY is a far lower
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by jimmont 5y ago
What is your point--or question? Form elements are complex. I'm not familiar with cypress. Puppeteer has worked fine for my needs. If the thesis is simply that using web components is a chore, well, welcome to frontend work. It has alw
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by jimmont 5y ago
Only a clarifying point to add about Lit: tagged templates provide templating and have native support, all Lit does is provide API extensions for reactivity, ie state management. So when a portion of a template is associated with an object,
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by jimmont 5y ago
I only have this generalized experience to respond with (at the moment): For the private project i work on full-time, the few dependencies related to ING and Lion were the most problematic and the first to get ripped out. I have no idea abo
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by jimmont 5y ago
I didn't find the word "think" in the article. Did you mean "feels like this looks cooler"? Feeling does appear to be the prevailing way decisions are made and put forward in the community. I think that's a pro
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by jimmont 5y ago
Big call? I suppose there's a point where having done enough work in projects affords some perspective. Whenever anyone gets the feeling to do something else the docs will probably be there, as they were the past few years.
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by jimmont 5y ago
This is about "feels like" and me too--the little newsletter popup and lack of substance shows this. React became obsolete over the past few years as browsers increasingly adopted the mix of web components features (eg componentDi

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