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MikroORM v7 Released
(mikro-orm.io)
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micahbule
7mo ago
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micahbule
2y ago
Location: Manila, Philippines Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Fullstack Javascript; NodeJS, React/Native Resume/CV: Available upon request; LinkedIn can be provided as well Email: hi@meeco.dev
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micahbule
2y ago
One particular use case that I might try this for is for (very) restrictive environments. One such case was with my previous work where we had to develop services for the client but we can only do it in a remote desktop with certain network
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micahbule
3y ago
It really should not happen, especially for fully remote teams and/or companies. Current company has built a comprehensive career management that encompasses even remote workers. It's a very objective and simple approach. The chal
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micahbule
3y ago
jQuery changed the game for frontend web development. Instead of static pages on the browser, interactivity for the client-side proliferated because DX on top of jQuery was way better. Then they started cursing jQuery for its limitations. T
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micahbule
4y ago
This best describes why it's actually both a gift and a curse.
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micahbule
4y ago
I disagree employers don't have a win on the remote work setup. For one, they can reduce a lot of overhead for the upkeep of physical offices. There's also giving the idea of giving the employee more time for themselves, when in t
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micahbule
4y ago
>Make yourself valuable to negotiate better terms, or look for something better I could not agree more. You would always have leverage with salary negotiations during interviews if you can justify the value you bring on the table. For te
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micahbule
4y ago
Specialized technical people often look down on supposed fullstack engineers because specialized technical people value mastery over familiarity -- something a lot of FS engineers really try to be exaggeratingly proud of. While familiarity
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micahbule
5y ago
A very quick question: Where can I find a list of energy companies with data already available in your API? Thanks.
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micahbule
5y ago
A good course/resource to go on a full and serious dive to CS: https://github.com/ossu/computer-science
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micahbule
5y ago
That is through using a custom server -- which is a whole other topic. I'm comparing apples-to-apples between NextJS's built-in router and Remix's usage of React Router as far as client-side routing is concerned.
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micahbule
5y ago
I'm not aware of said functionality on the client-side. Out of curiosity, do you mind linking me to said documentation or article on how to circumvent routing on the client-side without using fs-based routing?
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micahbule
5y ago
Yes, NextJS does ship with an imperative router, but you cannot construct a custom route on the client-side without adhering to the core concept of building your routes based on the pages directory. I also agree that there's more to ca
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micahbule
5y ago
While it is easy to use cache headers with NextJS -- as you said -- you have to know what you're doing. It still boils down to use case, implementation, and quite possibly preference. Personally, I'd still pick NextJS any time for
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micahbule
5y ago
You can. I'm stating SSG in the context of caching and in comparison with Remix's approach.
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micahbule
5y ago
That can be done on NextJS as well using getInitialProps, getServerSideProps, or getStaticProps Some of the notable differences between NextJS and Remix are the following: - While both support file-based routing, Remix is baked with React R
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micahbule
5y ago
While it's true that it's a Node framework, NextJS can totally function like a client-side React framework. NextJS just bakes a lot of basic and common functionality such as routing, built-in support for CSS modules, as well as op
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micahbule
5y ago
I actually had a chance to meet Martin once during JSConf in Singapore back in November 2014. Very cool guy with a hysterically fucked up humor with JS. I mean... http://aem1k.com/world speaks for itself. JSFuck was include
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micahbule
6y ago
What finish line?