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by mstijak 9y ago
I feel that the biggest advantage of Vue over React is that it's incrementally-adoptable. It's small and lightweight and fits nicely everywhere. Preact offers a similar experience.
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by mstijak 9y ago
I'm really excited about links. Links will make things much easier for monorepos.
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by mstijak 9y ago
I'm the author of CxJS[1] which uses React for rendering. Before rendering, the whole tree is scanned for data changes and with that information available shouldComponentUpdate is very simple. Another technique that I find very useful
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by mstijak 9y ago
Sure, it's written on the About page. It's CxJS - https://cxjs.io/ .
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by mstijak 9y ago
Thanks for the reply. I guess that would be dashboard use. As a Steam player myself, how can I see my own stats? I tried searching by my username, but couldn't find it...
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by mstijak 9y ago
Slightly off topic, but I'm curious what is the common use of JS charting libraries these days? Is it for making dashboards with simple graphs or complex data visualizations? I'm an author of a JS charting library myself, so here
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by mstijak 9y ago
Did you save your report? If you were signed in then you should be able to find it in My Reports. I can help you otherwise. There is no data past 2015 available from World Bank, so you can't really create reports up to 2020.
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by mstijak 9y ago
Author here. Please share any interesting findings and tell us how to improve.
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by mstijak 9y ago
Russia and Eastern Europe have the highest percentage of the female population in the world, which is probably related. https://worldoscope.cxjs.io/lwh9215
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Show HN: Worldoscope – Create slick reports from World Bank data(worldoscope.cxjs.io)
29 points by mstijak 9y ago|8 comments
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by mstijak 9y ago
Shameless plug here. I built a small todo app that works very well with a large number of tasks. The app is 99% keyboard driven, supports Markdown, custom CSS and uses GitHub Gists for storage. https://github.com/mstijak&#x2
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Show HN: Material design theme for CxJS(cxjs.io)
4 points by mstijak 10y ago|0 comments
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by mstijak 10y ago
I would recommend CxJS as an alternative. It has the best mix of Angular and React features such as JSX based view, two-way data-binding, controllers. On top of that, a large collection of widgets and charts is included out of the box and w
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by mstijak 10y ago
The license is perpetual and can be terminated only if Licensee breaks the agreement. I don't see how that can be an issue. Can you please explain the problem?
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by mstijak 10y ago
The licensing stuff is hard. I believe that our license is fair, even if it's complicated. You're right, many free projects offer the same or even greater functionality, however, you're not taking into consideration time you
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by mstijak 10y ago
That's true. It's your client who should provide the license. I guess if you're switching projects very often this is a problem, so feel free to contact us and we'll come up with a model that works for you.
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by mstijak 10y ago
This is a valuable input. Thanks. We'll extract an abstract and put it on the license page.
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by mstijak 10y ago
I would recommend Cx to all React contractors. Cx runs on top of React and solves many React/Redux pain points. It also offers comprehensive widget library and charts. http://cx.codaxy.com/ Disclaimer: I'm the aut
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by mstijak 10y ago
webpack is great. HMR and code-splitting are killer features. Only thing that I'm worried about is tree shaking. There are a couple of long standing issues about problems with classes and export all statements. Rollup is missing code-s
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by mstijak 10y ago
I would recommend Cx to anyone building complex forms. It's one package that covers all common problems related to forms - validation, data-binding, multi-value lookup fields, horizontal form layout, theming etc. https://cx.
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by mstijak 10y ago
Your comment perfectly matches my own experience. Animating charts is hard, however, data-binding is much simpler with JSX. http://cx.codaxy.com/v/master/docs/charts/legend
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by mstijak 10y ago
Cx widgets mostly work with inferno-compat. There are still some issues to iron out, but hopefully that will be fixed with 1.0. Performance improvement over React is clearly visible, especially on large unbuffered grids: http://c
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by mstijak 10y ago
I find wrong that most frameworks do not include any component library. Even if there is a vibrant community, you end up with 30 dependencies which do not play well together. I'm the author of a commercial framework for BIG application
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by mstijak 10y ago
This exact approach is used for Cx components.
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by mstijak 10y ago
Theming is a difficult problem. Each component has a couple of visual properties which may depend on the state (hover, focus, error, internal variable). Having a separate variable for each visual property would be a nightmare. I'm curr
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by mstijak 10y ago
Thanks. Here are a few more links for things implemented with Cx: http://cx.codaxy.com/fiddle/?f=vwyHzOO1 http://cx.codaxy.com/starter/dashboards/sales https://codaxy.github.io&#x2
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by mstijak 10y ago
This is very slick. It's similar to my own project http://cx.codaxy.com/docs/widgets/date-fields , however, it seems that they went one step further.
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by mstijak 10y ago
You might also be interested in how Cx handles state and data-binding. It's a combination of ideas from Redux and Angular (immutable data store + declarative data binding) - https://cx.codaxy.com/docs/concepts/
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by mstijak 10y ago
http://cx.codaxy.com/
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by mstijak 10y ago
I'm glad you asked. tdo is based on the Cx front-end framework - https://github.com/codaxy/cx

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