mariusandra

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Pigeon Maps – Maps in React with no external dependencies(mariusandra.github.io)
310 points by mariusandra 8y ago|55 comments
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How to be productive (2014)(medium.com)
1 points by mariusandra 9y ago|0 comments
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How to get rich, slowly. (2015)(medium.com)
3 points by mariusandra 9y ago|0 comments
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by mariusandra 9y ago
Hey, author of Kea here. I'm always very interested in feedback as well! :) So strken, acemarke and others: Feel free to reply here, contact me on reactiflux (@mariusandra) or shoot me an e-mail if you feel like talking about Kea. Chee
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Kea: High Level Abstraction Between React and Redux. Interview with Marius Andra(survivejs.com)
3 points by mariusandra 9y ago|0 comments
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Forms with Kea (React and Redux)(kea.js.org)
2 points by mariusandra 9y ago|0 comments
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by mariusandra 9y ago
They are in src/__tests__
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by mariusandra 9y ago
Hey, thanks for the comments/feedback! For the library-depth spidey sense, there's really no getting around that. In a way, as React itself is just the view library, you're forced to add new pieces to your app until it all cl
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by mariusandra 9y ago
But that's kind of the point with react: it's just a view library so you're forced to add things to the tech stack until they click together. Of course it helps a lot of you know how all the layers work on their own.
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by mariusandra 9y ago
If you use something like Kea ( https://kea.js.org ), the amount of boilerplate for Redux goes down dramatically. The syntax is actually pretty simiar to Vuex, perhaps with even less boilerplate.
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by mariusandra 9y ago
Try using ES destructoring and spread operators plus a library like Kea ( https://kea.js.org ) to provide a framework over Redux and most of these arguments become irrelevant.
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by mariusandra 9y ago
60k is a big issue if your users are on older smartphones. I'm tired of people equating the time it takes to download an image in the background with the render blocking cpu-crunching parsing that javascript requires.
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Kea vs. setState, Redux, Mobx, Dva, JumpState, Apollo, Etc.(medium.com)
3 points by mariusandra 9y ago|0 comments
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Guide to Fetching and displaying GitHub repositories with Kea (react and redux)(kea.js.org)
1 points by mariusandra 9y ago|0 comments
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by mariusandra 9y ago
Because the examples are just that, examples. Kea is designed for large complicated apps, and is in production use for at least 4 apps that I'm aware of (from marketplaces to fleet tracking)
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by mariusandra 9y ago
Hi, propTypes are supported as an (optional) first class citizen. Thus whatever is the output of a reducer or a selector, provided it is passed to a react component, is type checked. That said, I haven't used flow or TS myself and can&
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by mariusandra 9y ago
With great simplicity comes great power ;) MobX is simple to get going, but I fear there are dragons beneath. Here's a small writeup I did about it on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/reactjs/comments/6pn
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by mariusandra 9y ago
Hey, indeed it's an example, as you point out. This was the best example I could come up with that demonstrated most of the functionality available, yet remained rather small in size. The point was to show what this library is capable
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by mariusandra 9y ago
Hey, thanks for the feedback! This is definitely something to think about, as nothing in the syntax of kea is set in stone. That said, the magic with having a big options hash in the `@kea({})` call itself is that then you can easily discon
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by mariusandra 9y ago
Hey, 1) As munchor pointed out, you don't need to use the decorators. See the "what is this @kea()" button in the first guide for more details: https://kea.js.org/guide/counter 2) Indeed there is duplica
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Show HN: Kea – The power of Redux with the simplicity of MobX(kea.js.org)
60 points by mariusandra 9y ago|39 comments
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Kea: High level abstraction between React and Redux(kea.js.org)
2 points by mariusandra 9y ago|0 comments
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by mariusandra 9y ago
Indeed my examples are simple. However this was the problem: there was no tool around to easily answer those simple questions. Now there is... at least one that fits my arbitrary definitions of what such a tool should do. Hopefully having a
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by mariusandra 9y ago
Go for it :)
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by mariusandra 9y ago
I haven't tried, but if it doesn't, it shouldn't be hard to add. So far I have only tried with PostgreSQL (full support) and SQLite (some date functions break), however any SQL dialect should work fine... except maybe when it
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by mariusandra 9y ago
Hi, I totally agree that every developer should know SQL. Even if you're a COBOL developer. The point of this tool is to remove the developer as a bottleneck for when business people want to ask questions. I will eventually add a &quot
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by mariusandra 9y ago
Hi, We already support the most basic sliding intervals: day, week, month, quarter, year. Custom ones would be convenient, I agree. Check the menu when you hover the header of the column "week confirmed_at" here: http:/&#x2F
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by mariusandra 9y ago
Hey! When I evaluated Metabase, I found the lack of joins disturbing. It was really hard to explore data when it touched multiple tables. From their own blog: http://www.metabase.com/blog/Joins "So rather than spe
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Self-Hosted “SQL-Not-required” Data Analytics and BI Tool. Inspired by Looker(github.com)
102 points by mariusandra 9y ago|23 comments
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by mariusandra 9y ago
From my experience you can do everything online + post, except for the bank account. However the reality might have changed in the 3 years which have elapsed. There might be some new bank that lets you get away with it online. However, the

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