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by midrus 5y ago
The Vue 2 to 3 sounds very familiar to me to what happened with python 2 to 3 transition.
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by midrus 5y ago
Same experience here
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by midrus 5y ago
I like hooks, but I've found them to be the biggest foot guns in my 20 year career. Forget a dependency in the dependencies array, forget an useMemo or a useCallback and your application will rerender like crazy. Yes, it looks nice fro
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by midrus 5y ago
> Nearly everything That's the problem.
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by midrus 5y ago
I followed a similar path. Nowadays I just use the Notes app from my mac. I keep a primary note named "daily" where I write at the top the date and everything interesting for the day. If there is anything important enough I want
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by midrus 5y ago
First world problems
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by midrus 5y ago
Maybe because we're their big brother tv show or just their zoo
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by midrus 5y ago
Well, this is true, but to me this provides a set of good defaults instead of starting from scratch. I see this very useful for example for side projects, where I don't want to start from scratch on every experiment I do. For a work pr
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by midrus 5y ago
This looks awesome. Definitely will use it in my next project. Great work!!!!!
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by midrus 5y ago
Agree. Also forbidding access to work, restaurants, theaters, child day care etc to non-vaccinated should be a preference of their owners or the government If somebody thinks vaccines just protect themselves, now that's a real idiot,
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by midrus 5y ago
Yes, this is a good solution, as long as everyone agrees on the days, sounds like it should work.
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by midrus 5y ago
Well, now I manage to have lunch with my wife every day. I prefer that.
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by midrus 5y ago
In my company the only ones that want to go back to the office are those engineers and managers that spend most of their day just walking around, talking to everyone about non important stuff, inviting you to have a coffee, and making jokes
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by midrus 5y ago
I agree, mixed remote and non remote is very difficult to get right. I think we should all just switch jobs to remote companies if we like that and our company is not, and vice versa.
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by midrus 5y ago
You're saying the same thing I'm saying.
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by midrus 5y ago
Everything starts simple. > If your app isn't complicated, I'd just useState Your very trivial example of a button with a counter, gets very complicated as soon as you need the counter value available outside of its children...
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by midrus 5y ago
> This only works for trivial flow charts, i.e. demos in blog posts This applies to everything. Real life projects are always more complicated. I'd like to see how the same real life application compares vs just using useState. I&#x
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by midrus 5y ago
I'm just getting started with XState and so far I'm loving it. Something that it is not that clear to me yet and I'd love an article about is how would you integrate it with form validation libraries, like react-hook-form, ve
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by midrus 5y ago
As a frontend developer, I love to run applications in production, being able to get a terminal to my server, setup metrics, and do all these devopsy things. But it is a totally different experience from doing this with Appengine, Heroku, T
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LOL
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by midrus 5y ago
I love JavaScript and it is what I do full time, but I think still *nothing* beats Rails or Django for this. The problem with Blitz, and similar frameworks is that they are not stable enough, in the sense that being attached to the node eco
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by midrus 5y ago
Well, it's all about tradeoffs. I've also used Thinkpads, and yes, you might get a better keyboard and all the freedom in the world, but you also get a much, much worse trackpad, a not half as good screen, worse durability, worse
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by midrus 5y ago
Static typing has nothing to do with testing, or bugs. Static typing is about tooling, autocompletion and being able to follow the code. Using static typing as a way to reduce the number of tests is just terrible advice in my opinion. Also,
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by midrus 5y ago
Makes sense. Thanks!
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by midrus 5y ago
By using this, how do you prevent the initial render (before js runs) the blink showing the user the raw template? That's a big drawback, isn't it?
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by midrus 5y ago
Try unpoly. It's great!
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by midrus 5y ago
To me this is just bored developers working on their own interests and their CV. Crazy.
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by midrus 5y ago
The level of madness and overengineering in the kubernetes world is only comparable to the level of madness going on in the React world. Everyone seems to be thinking they're Google or Facebook, or both.
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by midrus 5y ago
Exactly. Not sure why people are downvoting you. I think from now on there will be two types of companies: remote and non remote friendly. In the same way there are different kinds of people: those who prefer an office and those who prefer

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