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by kentor 10y ago
bringing in another dependency for one
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by kentor 10y ago
Manually reload the page? No thanks, way too slow. Using React hot loader and can't go back.
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by kentor 10y ago
Obviously I'm exaggerating my dislike of the new keyboard. They feel like crap. The travel is really low, so it's like typing on an ipad with bad feedback.
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by kentor 10y ago
No. But if Apple replaces the keyboard with "butterfly" switches, like those on the MacBook, then the new MBPs might as well be DoA.
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by kentor 10y ago
Then the question is why do they eat 3500kcal? The hypothesis is that sugar does not make people feel full whereas fat does, so they eat more. A calorie is not a calorie.
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by kentor 10y ago
I personally prefer this because old-branch@{1} is a little weird.. git checkout new-branch git cherry-pick old-branch git checkout old-branch git reset --hard HEAD^
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Static site generation and live reloading with React and Node.js(kentor.me)
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by kentor 10y ago
Going through the same thing. He could have saved a rule. Just have "www.nmaggioni.xyz/*" redirect to " https://nmaggioni.xyz/$1" . That takes care of both http:// and https://
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by kentor 10y ago
Pretty sure you can stream 60fps on twitch.
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by kentor 10y ago
Data-binding is crap for many reasons. Here's a big one: inability to use immutable data types, except for the trivial case of a static component. When you're diffing the vdom, the system doesn't care where the data comes fro
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by kentor 10y ago
+1 for team browserify. It's sad that it appears to be way less popular. Webpack is too much of a magical black box for my tastes.
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by kentor 10y ago
It's unopinionated in the sense that it's opt-in only. But they already have opt-in as the first selling point. Any css framework that gives you component classes (how things look) is opinionated by definition.
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by kentor 10y ago
Wouldn't catch instead of fail be more compliant with es6 promises?
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by kentor 10y ago
how does this compare to ace editor[0]? [0]: https://ace.c9.io/
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by kentor 10y ago
Very nice service and interface. Only issue I've had was when my site went down a couple of times due to issues at DigitalOcean.
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by kentor 10y ago
Same. Deal breaking for me. Pretty hard to use without ci commands.
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by kentor 10y ago
Very good talk for people who aren't convinced about templates vs react
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by kentor 10y ago
You can ask for research and proof sure, but it should be very intuitive that a delcarative, "re-render everything from props and state with a call to setState()" system is less error prone than the two way binding digest mess tha
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by kentor 11y ago
It's explained in the article. The part about Ancel Keys.
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by kentor 11y ago
He exposed his auth id
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by kentor 11y ago
Nah. Explicit is better than implicit. Also I'd like to avoid being locked-in to webpack.
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by kentor 11y ago
Mixing javascript into HTML is even worse. Think about it. That's angular.
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by kentor 11y ago
Javascript is pretty good.
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by kentor 11y ago
should have used git bisect?
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by kentor 11y ago
Same here. Just keeps freezing and I'd have to force quit. Unusable.
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by kentor 11y ago
I would recommend Redux for data management. I've been using that at work and it's been great. Their docs are also pretty good. Maybe a good place to start is with one of those boilerplate repos that have React + build tools alrea
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by kentor 11y ago
80 character limit, yet uses 4 space indentation instead of 2. My advice: Use 2 space indentation. I do like the `handleEvent` convention.
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by kentor 11y ago
React makes you a better javascript developer, no doubt. The problem I have with other frameworks (Angular, Ember) is that they use a templating language, instead of Just Javascript™. After using React, I never want to touch a templating la
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by kentor 11y ago
Same here. People are missing the point.
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by kentor 11y ago
Any framework that uses a templating language, in other words some form of HTML with enhancements (Angular/Ember), will always be inferior to the virtual DOM approach (React/Mithril). Why? Because the virtual DOM approach embraces

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