jordow

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by jordow 12y ago
Hi, I'm Jordan a member of the React core team. React is only 32kb(gzipped) in the production build (which also has performance optimizations that the development build does not). We've also found that React helps make the rest of
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A Look at Facebook's React(dailyjs.com)
19 points by jordow 13y ago|0 comments
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60 FPS or Bust: Dynamically Prerendering CSS Animations(jeremyckahn.github.io)
3 points by jordow 13y ago|0 comments
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by jordow 14y ago
It's not just the advanced features. Even basic features are completely broken. Pressing undo several times can occasionally break out of undoing and start editing your document on your behalf - spewing a slew of "uuuuuu" into your document
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by jordow 15y ago
https://github.com/jordow/FaxJs Completely unidirectional reactive "MVC" framework on github. (It seems there's an overwhelming consensus forming around issues like this - which FaxJs addresses at the core.)
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by jordow 15y ago
I have a similar toolkit that uses pure javascript. https://github.com/jordow/FaxJs (see reactive example) Functional reactive programming makes ui development so much easier. I've seen a lot of people starting to think this way about ui
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by jordow 15y ago
Rendering arbitrarily on either the client or server is hard. Other solutions that I saw forced the developer to have to think about it, so I developed FaxJs which allows the system to handle that complexity for you. https://github.com/jor
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by jordow 15y ago
I've built a toolkit that does this very thing (rendering the user interface on either client or node.js arbitrarily) https://github.com/jordow/FaxJs/ From the video: "There are a number of existing frameworks for javascript today,
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by jordow 15y ago
I was originally from Seattle where I was an engineer at Amazon for a couple years before moving to the bay area. Seattle is an incredibly livable place. If you feel yourself getting bothered by the rain, just remind yourself that the rain