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mikewhy
12y ago
Disclaimer: I couldn't get this thing to work reliably at all Panamax[0] might be something to look into. It has app templates that are comprised of Docker images. For example, getting Gitlab up and running is as simple as finding th
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12y ago
Yup, but it's not necessarily UI state that gets updated, just something that maps draggables to where they've been dropped.
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12y ago
> Which means none of the existing drag and drop solutions will work (any DOM manipulation without react knowing about it will cause trouble) Um, we totally use jquery-ui's drag and drop in a React component in production and nothin
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12y ago
love that you mention how Unity handles components. Since I started using React I've been dreaming of an editor that acts like Unity WRT components, and the properties you edit are inferred from `getDefaultProps` and `getDefaultProps`.
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12y ago
> paired with yaste its the best media center experience that exists today. How does it compare with Plex[1] [1]: http://www.plex.tv/
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12y ago
I don't manually reload, and haven't for years. Like others, we use browser-sync for reloading of front-end assets. Each save either reloads the browser or applies the changes live, if you don't care to see what the output is
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12y ago
font awesome has many utility CSS classes[1] [1]: http://fortawesome.github.io/Font-Awesome/examples/#spinning
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Show HN: Parched – A layer on top of Gulp for sharing plugins and calling methods
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Big-R (the react framework I've been working on) eases this transition a bit. You can see[1] that components aren't accessed directly (unless of course you want to) It still doesn't solve the stuff JSX has for splats though .
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Nice, I didn't know that about Arabic, and the many other languages. Though i18n-js does let you write your own pluralizations rules (taken from the readme), while supporting zero/one/many out of the box: I18n.pluraliza
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> i18n-js is a js library, which means you have to do the formatting in your js code, then passing the formatted data into the template engine where you have the placeholders for them Not sure I follow, taken from a React component:
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Are there any advantages over i18n-js[1]? Can't say I'm a huge fan of this method of pluralization: Cart: {itemCount} {itemCount, plural, one {item} other {items} } [1]: https://github.com&#
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12y ago
look into Brewfile[1] [1]: http://robots.thoughtbot.com/brewfile-a-gemfile-but-for-home...
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12y ago
> Next I tried rearranging the tabs around and it took seconds? for the drop of the drag-n-drop motion to register. Not seeing that, at all. What you've described just sounds like the default delay OSX puts on tap/three-finger
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12y ago
also: using straight javascript for view logic versus some crippled template syntax is a huge win. for user in users UserComponent(user) is much better than some combination of `ng-repeat`, `ng-repeat-start`, `ng-repeat-end`
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12y ago
Stunts?! Every now and again I try to figure out the name of that game. So many late nights making tracks.
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12y ago
isn't that kind of inherently possible due to the nature of Dropbox? Albeit this has a proper UI. Plex, for instance, does this and much more provided you have a collection not in a cloud.
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This is what it has always been called http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/dingus
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On the subject of CoffeeScript and React/JSX, our team uses something like this[1] to reduce the need for `React.DOM[...]` or lots of `requires` to components. Our components end up looking like this. As a CoffeeScript/Jade fan, I
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so instead of pointing your designers to a .html file, you point them to a .jsx file? not seeing the issue. also: var MyComponent = Reate.createClass({ render: function () { return require('./template-designers
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both; either
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> Small town poor boy makes it big can create some assholes. A lot of them came back to Newfoundland and the feeling is pretty much the same. That province is going through an oil boom of its own and the influx of yuppies, crime and cond
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Same here. Trying to create a new file or open an existing one results in a crash.
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So you use the Sass or LESS versions of bootstrap and use '@extend'
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Also YouCompleteMe[0], which uses Omnisharp for C# and Jedi for Python. It has recently been refactored into a standalone server that talks to the editor plugin, so we may see this in other editors. [0]: https://github.com/V
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Big fan of Plex but haven't used the music features yet. How reliable is the metadata fetching? Or do you just point it to an iTunes library file?
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Sorry everybody, I was thinking of the slide of engines / companies[1]. I am aware Epic makes the Unreal Engine, but wasn't aware that the Zen Garden on Metal demo was intact UE4. [1]: http://ww4.sinaimg.cn/large&#
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first was Unity, Unreal wasn't mentioned but Epic Games were.
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There are some conference videos of Peter Hunt where he talks about why this isn't a good idea. - Placing markup and logic in separate places separates languages , not concerns - React/JSX has the full power of JavaScript, not
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> I cannot stand codebases that mix code and markup together. In Angular people can write app.directive('myDirective', function () { template: "<strong>oh no</strong>" }); which is
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