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12y ago
First someone would have to build a large app with them...
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> How does React know that only that sub-component needs to be re-rendered? It doesn't. By default it will render the whole tree again. This happens in javascript and is probably much faster than you think. However, when an app grow
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Small note: Alex and Hans did not set the speed record by freeing the Nose. They definitely aided sections. Only 4 people have successfully free'd the Nose. The 4th happened only last November. So far it happens about once a decade. (
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- Games are always good places to start. Start with something simple like tetris. - Pick your favorite unix utility and re-build it.
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> What if you chose React based on your current opinion and next year React version 2.0 (or whatever) changes the entire core... React is heavily used in production at Facebook (~10k components), and any breaking changes are going to hav
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12y ago
Facebook uses React in production (a lot) and has to migrate any code just like you would as a user of the library. Facebook is effectively always running React master. Facebook also has members on TC39 and is quite involved with evolving
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12y ago
The nice thing about this implementation is that the code is very clear and easy to follow. You could easily make it much shorter if that were the goal.
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12y ago
http://www.rubymotion.com/ ?
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12y ago
For me ag has been magical. It does exactly what I want 99% of the time and is just blazingly fast. So.. thanks :)
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13y ago
I believe they also had a segment about this for sideloaded apps.
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13y ago
For what it's worth my experience mirrors the OPs, even when writing new functionality in React. The use of components really makes composing functionality and breaking problems down really easy. Backbone doesn't give you the stru
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13y ago
The commit you want is here: https://github.com/jashkenas/backbone/commit/51eed189bf4d258... and the pull request: https://github.com/jashkenas/backbone/pull/2461
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Looking into it, it seems like most of your issues stem from the fact that you depended on View._configure being called during initialization. You overwrite it here: https://github.com/tbranyen/backbone.layoutmanager&#x
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Doh, completely whiffed on chaining. I can see that breaking in weird ways. Thanks for the insight.
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What are the issues you're seeing with LayoutManager? Are they reflected in the changelog or hidden in commit messages?
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How? * Made the return values of Collection's set, add, remove, and reset more useful. Instead of returning this, they now return the changed (added, removed or updated) model or list of models. Given that calling `collection.add(foo)`
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13y ago
There is no way to answer this question without knowing more about what that product is. If that product can be well-served with a customized wordpress template (or similar off-the-shelf CMS), that's probably what you should do. If tha
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13y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote, living in Bogotá, Colombia until the end of the month, then back in the US Full stack JavaScript developer, especially Express + Backbone and Marionette. Is your frontend code a spaghettified mess? I can help bring so
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Building UMD modules with dependencies with Browserify
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I'll be attending the upcoming workshop in Bogotá. Looking forward :) Did they give you one of the geeksphones or something else?
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14y ago
In addition to the no ATM fee awesomeness, I want to add that my experiences with Schwab's customer service have always been great. There was an issue with the web form when I was signing up for the account, and I wrote it off thinking I'd
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14y ago
Here's one data point. I found the app through HN a while ago. I've since moved on to non-Virgin phones, but really appreciated your app. :)
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One data point here. I found the Recipes with Backbone well worth the $24 asking price. Aside from the PeepCode screencasts, it was the source that most helped me get up and running with Backbone. I've also seen it recommended in several th
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15y ago
I remember seeing a lot of Canadian plates while I was hitchhiking down to Ushuaia on the other end. I think that route has a siren call to a certain type of person. Some of them looked very relieved at that final border crossing :)
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I believe bootstrap will be adding a responsive grid with bootstrap 2.0, currently being developed in the 2.0-wip branch. http://bootstrap.io/Demo/Scaffolding
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15y ago
Hey Juanda, after not finding anything that looked appealing on airBnB I used inbed.me to book a room for my first month in Bogotá this month. Looking forward to it!
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>No. Not even if you send it to your kindle via name_num@free.kindle.com. This actually changed with a recent firmware update. I haven't bothered to update my kindle firmware to try it out, but personal documents should now be synced ju
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Mine does occasionally crash / freeze, but it's because of a known issue: http://www.amazon.co.uk/forum/kindle/Tx348MMDYTQ4AFC?_encodi... I've just been too lazy to change the cover, and it's not been overly inconvenient yet. Amazon, to t
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I think the OP was suggesting that another language could be used for this purpose, similar in function to CoffeeScript in that it compiles down to JavaScript, but statically typed (or even just straight C). That way most of your app could
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There are more than a couple of reasons while the comparison between Germans learning Spanish and Americans learning Spanish is a poor one. (Much less a comparison with Brazilian Portuguese) 1. The distance. Most of the US is actually quite
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