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by mmcnl 9y ago
Lol @ testers. How about getting rid of the project manager and testers, and hire 2 decent developers who have some experience with automated testing, continuous integration and continuous delivery instead? Productivity rises 300% I would p
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by mmcnl 9y ago
I think this article actually addresses non-specific naming of variables and functions, which is something to avoid at all times. Be as specific to what a function, object or class is, at all times. This improves readibility, makes refactor
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by mmcnl 9y ago
> Competence is arranging work in a way that mistakes don't result in a disaster. I like this definition.
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by mmcnl 9y ago
I would also encourage _not_ to use anything else beside Vue-Router and Vuex at first. Most Vue components found on Github are just simple wrappers for already existing modules. In my experience, most components look easy at first but end u
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by mmcnl 9y ago
You're addressing the wrong problem. The real problem is that you're not talking to the right person.
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by mmcnl 9y ago
I don't think that's a smart move either. There's a lot of value in shipping early ("fail fast, fail early"). It's all about managing expectations, not showing a UI at all isn't a good way to do so.
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by mmcnl 10y ago
That is true, though I think it is becoming a problem of the past. What you're saying originates from the jQuery days, when suddenly a magic band-aid appeared that could seemingly fix previously difficult to achieve features in a nutsh
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by mmcnl 10y ago
Power and memory hungry web apps are usually the result of sloppy coding or a lazy architecture. Web apps should solely be responsible of rendering a view based on state and allowing for interaction with the state through the view. Any heav