muzmath

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   by muzmath 11y ago

   It isn't a bad thing, the article is poorly thought out. Did anyone actually enjoy using the novel flash sites that 'never looked the same'? Leave that to the design portfolios and let the rest of us continue using accepted d
2. 62.▲
   by muzmath 11y ago

   It's better to use designs people are familiar with as opposed to something truly novel - which can cause confusion.
3. 63.▲
   by muzmath 11y ago

   You sound like you have a solid background, I'm sure you could easily find a job that pays triple if not more than your current position (or do I just live in a bubble?)
4. 64.▲
   by muzmath 11y ago

   It can help tremendously to have an established style guide everyone follows strictly, which eliminates 99% of bikeshedding moments.
5. 65.▲
   by muzmath 11y ago

   Welcome to the 0.01%
6. 66.▲
   by muzmath 11y ago

   I was hoping someone would mention this. Between this and an extended rant about `dangerouslySetHtml`, I would say this author was really scraping hard to find negative things about React. Poor quality article.