magic_quotes

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by magic_quotes 10y ago
Don't forget there are many unpopular (wdsl) and dead (xhtml, e4x) standards out there already. There is absolutely no reason to believe that web components will have a better track record.
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by magic_quotes 10y ago
That's true, but learning a foreign language takes money and incredible amount of time (hundreds or thousands of hours). Potential opportunities by themselves are not going to keep many people motivated enough to push through. Intern
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by magic_quotes 10y ago
> Heck, the majority of Russians doesn't even bother to learn elementary English! I'm not necessary disagreeing, but why should they? I mean, it is obviously useful, but it doesn't directly translate to quality of life imp
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by magic_quotes 10y ago
By the way, for the most minimal diffing implementation see https://github.com/patrick-steele-idem/morphdom .
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by magic_quotes 10y ago
The point of React is to make it practical to structure view logic as a function (projection) of the application state. Virtual DOM is just an implementation detail.
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by magic_quotes 10y ago
Still, it's very jarring to read statements in the form: US is larger than Europe, [therefore] <total non sequitur>.
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by magic_quotes 10y ago
Both will continue using typescript/redux/react combo. Scala.js mostly makes sense if you are already familiar with scala, that's hardly surprising.
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by magic_quotes 10y ago
No, not that silly. The thing there is that Gogol never wrote in ukranian language, despite writing quite a few things rooted in ukrainian culture. I'm not sure whether it actually supports anything, but it is basically a russian mem
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by magic_quotes 10y ago
No, it doesn't have do expressions.
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by magic_quotes 10y ago
> now faster than Java 8 Don't trust everything you read on the internet, run the benchmark yourself and see if that result is actually reproducible. (Depends on the heap size.) There is also a "non-std lib" java test case