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lcarlson
10y ago
Huh? Why? Sqlite is closer to postgres/MySQL is you're looking for a reference base and actually sqlite is a pretty awesome database. Bolt DB is much more niche.
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lcarlson
10y ago
Ugh I just had this debate recently about moment. I opted out of using it as I felt it was just too big for its use case.
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lcarlson
10y ago
This! Adding to the parent post, I've also found that regulating sugar can have an enormous impact. Also, 6 is a very impressionable age and you should try to make sure their peers aren't exhibiting the same behaviors you're
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10y ago
I wouldn't do unit testing at all unless it was TDD. Effective unit testing requires a quick feedback loop with red and green pass/fail alerts. I'd say really invest time creating a productive TDD environment for yourself fir
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lcarlson
10y ago
Hmm, having a test do anything more than one thing sounds like a functional or integration test.
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lcarlson
10y ago
What alternatives do you reach for these days?
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lcarlson
10y ago
I'm going to write some examples but I've started putting down my alternative setup without flux. I think it's a much simpler/nicer setup. Would appreciate feedback: https://github.com/lancecarlson/r
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lcarlson
10y ago
What are your thoughts on just simple es6 classes and mvc? View=React, c=es6 class, m=immutable js. I use page.js for my router and call it a day.
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10y ago
This is awesome! Was just wondering about something like this recently after installing bugsnag. Off topic, but what are everyone's thoughts on bugsnag vs sentry or other similar systems?
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lcarlson
10y ago
Actually, they do run a form of background checks on you. It's a process called KYC. Both payment vendors have to get a certain amount of information before allowing you to process. Stripe has made it much easier however. I don't
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lcarlson
10y ago
What about mathworks/simulink?
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10y ago
The general consensus in the Go community is that the default http.Handler is sufficient for most things. You can leverage additional middle ware or gorilla toolkit for more complex stuff. Most stuff works nicely with net/http.