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by onsclom 3y ago
Fair gotcha, yeah honestly I find QML to be super intuitive in the same way Svelte is super intuitive. It feels like two framework authors in very different worlds came to a similar conclusion. > Regarding the timer, so in your Svelte co
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by onsclom 3y ago
Thanks for the thoughtful response. It's interesting hearing from someone who actually likes Qt. I use both React and Qt/QML for work, and I have a hard time enjoying the Qt/QML work. Maybe I'm missing something or doing
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by onsclom 3y ago
This QML example is implementing the example from the article, and the article already implements this example in Svelte. However, the Svelte implementation becomes even more concise when you inline the functions: <script> let
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by onsclom 3y ago
Having used both QML and Svelte, I enjoy Svelte a lot more. The reactive APIs are very similar, just declare variables, mutate them, and use them. But Svelte is much nicer for many reasons: 1. It uses modern JavaScript and not some limited
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by onsclom 3y ago
If you or someone else finds the link to this, I would love this!
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Make Programming Fun and Get Better in the Process(onsclom.net)
2 points by onsclom 3y ago|0 comments
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Plain Old JavaScript and the DOM(crockford.com)
18 points by onsclom 3y ago|2 comments
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Your "simulation" might not need state(onsclom.net)
227 points by onsclom 4y ago|112 comments
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Drawing Combinators: Functional Creative Coding(onsclom.net)
2 points by onsclom 4y ago|0 comments
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by onsclom 4y ago
> That is not my experience. Visual Studio Code doesn't seem to run as smoothly as I would like. Meanwhile every C++/QT application I have run works perfectly. Where are you getting this from? I’m in a bit of a unique position
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by onsclom 4y ago
Great points! I am still trying to figure out how to best use functional programming with JavaScript. I've found writing performance critical parts imperatively while being conscious about shared mutable state is a decent compromise. &
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Functional Programming – How and Why(onsclom.bearblog.dev)
177 points by onsclom 4y ago|247 comments
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Show HN: Snake in ~50 readable lines of JavaScript(onsclom.net)
8 points by onsclom 4y ago|2 comments