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by kensign 7y ago
This is analogous to Google declaring one fine day that its getting out the advertising business, but adding security features to do so. MZ describes steps to improve security and retooling history features to have less immortality and perm
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by kensign 7y ago
literally hundreds of entries, I don't think that's very cool.
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by kensign 8y ago
isn't this more about declarative vs. imperative?
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by kensign 8y ago
photoshop 4, all over again
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by kensign 9y ago
this makes it official. :/
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by kensign 10y ago
I think http://aurelia.io is much cleaner.
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by kensign 10y ago
I suggest people check out http://aurelia.io Otherwise I have to say this is the worst advice for any engineer building a commercial website. Maybe if someone went back in time 10 years, this might look like a solution, but ther
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Microsoft is going to pretend to release Visual Studio for Mac(arstechnica.com)
1 points by kensign 10y ago|0 comments
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by kensign 10y ago
That's quite an exaggerated presumption. Office for mac has been around for years. VSC will more than likely give sublime a run for its money as they are very similar on the Mac platform. Just because microsoft ports VS, it doesn'
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by kensign 10y ago
It's funny how this anti-pattern like has become so widely accepted.
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by kensign 10y ago
check out http://aurelia.io
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by kensign 10y ago
SVG is an untapped technology. It functions as an embedded document. When used within the Object tag, it can run javascript and CSS and ideally renders complex graphics with a much smaller payload. Also, they look amazing on all devices as
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by kensign 10y ago
Before you consider Angular 2, do yourself a favor and check out http://aurelia.io . Compare the differences and consider the trade offs with complexity vs simplicity. It's worth a consideration.
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by kensign 10y ago
pretty much every standard browser that is in use supports SVG. I've been using it for years.
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by kensign 10y ago
The good choice is not to make a hasty decision without the backing of the rest of the organizers. This is not a mistake, it is a very intentional move to exclude the rest of the org.
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by kensign 10y ago
yeah... You might want to try it out and read the docs before you make such claims https://github.com/aurelia/web-components remember too, the ES6 is transpiled. Also, I am done with the nerd war. If you have questions
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by kensign 10y ago
that work is handled by Aurelia itself. You don't explicitly need to define the element. http://aurelia.io/hub.html#/doc/article/aurelia/framework/la...
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by kensign 10y ago
yes
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by kensign 10y ago
You mean besides the one where I learned it and realized I would never use it in production? No, and here is why: 1. There is no adherence to the living standard 2. Web components are meant for this exact purpose 3. The added complexity and
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by kensign 10y ago
lol dude, you're a riot. Have a discussion. How far you want to drift away from the issues that have been laid it is not a discussion. Everything you write is just one big red-herring and the proof of that is laid out right on this thr
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by kensign 10y ago
thank you, thank you, thank you. Aurelia is an excellent system for this exact use of a web component.
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by kensign 10y ago
Wow. I am clinging to the past JS development model? I said nothing of technical substance? If you want to develop a large and "simple" application look at Aurelia. The whole point of a web app, large or small is to keep it simpl
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by kensign 10y ago
Well it doesn't simplify development and that's the point, it's not a clean separation of concerns. It defies the whole purpose of using CSS, the DOM API and keeping your javascript's structural patterns cohesive. This
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by kensign 10y ago
Do you actually understand how it really works?
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by kensign 10y ago
Yeah this is perfect timing for us too, we go wide release in the next few months. It's so great to write ES6 and create a modular system. Our product is based on DDD and BDD, so we are able to take full advantage of a rich domain mode
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by kensign 10y ago
That's a very good point. Aurelia is a system. It gives you what you need to build an application as software. I think many developers realize that they don't need to learn how to use structural patterns, but they do need basic fu
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by kensign 10y ago
Aurelia is an amazing leap forward for standards-based development. React is a horrible anti-pattern, Angular 2 has no basis in standards and is so complex, it's not a useful development platform. I've been using Aurelia for 18 mo
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by kensign 10y ago
complete garbage.
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Choosing a JavaScript framework(medium.com)
1 points by kensign 10y ago|0 comments
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by kensign 10y ago
UUIDs as tokens? wow.

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