mlsarecmg

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by mlsarecmg 10y ago
Yes, from scratch. Since it's been more than 2 years of work now it's hard to say there's a lesson to be learned other then, yes, the web is totally ripe. And perhaps that insisting to do things the way we were used to was pr
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by mlsarecmg 10y ago
Swapping the management would be difficult, they all have their own patterns and implementations. But swapping Redux is absolutely possible. The logic sits in a self contained container which you can plug into literally every framework unde
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by mlsarecmg 10y ago
Exactly, i have no idea what happened, why all these frameworks were treated like that. XAML, Flex, and many others. Well Google tried to make a bridge with CEF (Chromium embedded framework) which had .net bindings but it was quite slow las
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by mlsarecmg 10y ago
I've only brushed over React native for desktop. How was your impression of it, is it worth a try over Electron? How do you handle packaging, notifications, updating, installing?
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by mlsarecmg 10y ago
Electron + React or React-native is the way to go. You get cross platform out of the box, mobile as well, it is silly easy to work with, hard parts all abstracted (notifications, updating, installers), the biggest dev community on earth and
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by mlsarecmg 10y ago
Visual Studio is on WPF, so you can forget it. WPF is an abandoned platform. It is a wonder they're still trying though, even their web-based IDE (VS-code) is faster.
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by mlsarecmg 10y ago
Redux-thunk makes it async aware without breaking the convention.
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by mlsarecmg 10y ago
"Just" To "just" use self contained, configurable, property-defined components that can be shared, re-used, filled with state - that isn't trivial. Which is why they're React components. The components themselv
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by mlsarecmg 10y ago
It is not a headache to retheme them. It is pretty easy, the easiest i've seen in a UI kit. You have style and classname overrides in place, scoped css classnames and LESS. If you use a CSS react-lib like React-CSJS, styling this is ea
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by mlsarecmg 10y ago
I don't know, i think antd is easily suitable for desktop-like applications: http://i.imgur.com/5WN5WHE.jpg
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by mlsarecmg 10y ago
It's actually super light, i don't know where you got the impression that it's heavy. This is not a monolith but a modular kit - you only load what you use which makes it different from many other UI kits which give you megab
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by mlsarecmg 10y ago
You can only do as much as TS allows you to, unless you route through babel in a second pass. TS is a tool that controls to which extend you can use language features that are drafted. They do pick drafts here and there, but others they omi
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by mlsarecmg 10y ago
I think the issue is that TS is non-modular and dictates javascripts reach. It behaves like no other tool and blocks others from working. Take something like React/Redux for instance, which are built around modern day javascript, but i
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by mlsarecmg 10y ago
The "speakers" you talk about are two Twitter users. Kas Perch and Nexylove. They started to cry wolf, without any reason what so ever, and that's that, he is out, ruining it for those that actually wanted to learn about Java
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by mlsarecmg 10y ago
This is one of the cases where starting from scratch is probably the better choice. Uglify probably hasn't come near a stable because of the codebase in the first place.
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by mlsarecmg 10y ago
Reading your comment on a Chromebook that hasn't failed me once including all the others i have had makes me scratch my head. If anything this, to me, seems the most secure approach compared to what's out there. Doesn't it
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by mlsarecmg 10y ago
It used to be hard, but when you have tried it last time? These days its as simple as hitting. npm install --global node-gyp npm install --global --production windows-build-tools
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by mlsarecmg 10y ago
Honestly, it doesn't reflect my experiences. I come from a C++/C#/.NET/WPF background. For the last 3 years i worked on web applications. Debugging Chrome devtools can see into every aspect of the app at any time down
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by mlsarecmg 10y ago
I don't know - this is a language that can't easily handle concurrency. Instead you mess around with dispatchers. And then you're dealing with thread-unsafe structures, objects, arrays, etc. This is such a critical thing with