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mxstbr
10y ago
Ah, sigh. I don't have the time to maintain that anymore, I'm afraid, I haven't even found the time to properly shut it down yet…
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mxstbr
10y ago
You're right, I should add that! PR maybe? https://github.com/mxstbr/sharing
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mxstbr
10y ago
Oooh awesome! Anybody else reading this who's using them, would love to see your sites!
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mxstbr
10y ago
Thanks for the love! Glad you like it!
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mxstbr
10y ago
I'd personally never use them since they only annoy me on other websites, but clients (or even designers sometimes… ugh) often want them because "We're Web 2.0". That's kinda why sharingbuttons.io exists!
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Show HN: Sharingbuttons.io – Fast and easy social media sharing buttons
(sharingbuttons.io)
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10y ago
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JSON to GraphQL: Generate a GraphQL schema file based on any JSON data
(github.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
This is not yet implemented, but since the core of CarteBlanche is a plugin system[0] making this happen is definitely possible! We're happy to provide any support you need to create this, we'd love to see the ecosystem around Car
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mxstbr
10y ago
Not yet, but it's the next big feature on our roadmap! We've actively been working towards it, we realise it's a really important one too, so it won't be long. Chime into the discussion here if you have thoughts about it
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mxstbr
10y ago
That's so great to hear, you're going to love v3! v2 to v3 is like stone age to modern times. :)
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mxstbr
10y ago
Exactly, that's an excellent summary. :)
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mxstbr
10y ago
We're definitely not abandoning this boilerplate, ever. There's a core team of a good dozen people that are committed to maintaining it, including myself. Even if I don't want to do it anymore, there's a good 20 people t
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mxstbr
10y ago
Updating doesn't work with boilerplates at all, but a CLI tool wouldn't really fix that — what you'd really want is a codeshift[1] for each new version, which we're looking into right now! (you probably also don't n
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10y ago
Thanks for sharing this here neuling! We've been working on this complete overhaul of react-boilerplate for several months. Based on the combined experiences of tons of collaborators, we've created the strongest foundation to buil
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How Quartz Onboards New Users
(useronboard.com)
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11y ago
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Let's Make Software Great Again by Nadia Eghbal
(slideshare.net)
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11y ago
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React.js pure render performance anti-pattern
(medium.com)
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Pure CSS Masonry Layouts
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11y ago
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Elastic Circle Slideshow by Codrops
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Building a seamless Drag and Drop interface
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Redux-saga vs. redux-thunk
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11y ago
That's a shame, I thought Parse was a nifty service!
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11y ago
@nikgraf also recorded a walkthrough of how he made it, really interesting insights! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XaiVZ4RkZ6M
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Carte Jaune – A React Native and Redux App Utilizing Sagas
(github.com)
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11y ago
I opened an issue in the react-boilerplate repo, feel free to jump in and add your two cents: https://github.com/mxstbr/react-boilerplate/issues/46
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11y ago
Thanks, it's now fixed for the master branch using kentcdodds/cross-env.[0] [0]: See this commit: https://github.com/mxstbr/react-boilerplate/commit/ea5794333...
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11y ago
This is something I've been thinking about recently, I decided that for smaller projects having ImmutableJS included isn't very helpful. It's a lot of code overhead for not that much benefit. Instead I Object.freeze the state
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11y ago
I'd like to add to morgante's excellent comment: You don't need any of these things, but they make it so much nicer and easier to write an application. You can easily write a React app without them, but it's less fun and
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11y ago
hakanito is spot on, I just wanted to add that there's a COMMANDS.md[0] with all the possible npm commands! I take care of running webpack with the right envs, linting and building your application, you use the npm commands and write a
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11y ago
I honestly haven't tried it, that's a very very good point. How would I set them so it works on Windows as well? I'll change it asap!
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