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by phaedryx 6y ago
There are only two hard things. This is an aside, but I think that "index" is the wrong name. I wish that "index" meant you start counting at 1 (which everyone outside of CS does) and "offset" was the name for
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by phaedryx 6y ago
While EmberJS is a solid framework, I don't think it is a "rising star"
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by phaedryx 6y ago
I've used Backbone, Angular, React, Stimulus, etc. and I've finally hit on Vue. I've been using Vue 3 for the past couple of months and it really hits the sweet spot for me. This section ( https://vuejs.org/v2&
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by phaedryx 6y ago
I've played this in the past and it was fine. I suspect it is getting a HN hug right now.
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by phaedryx 6y ago
I would hate to work for someone like that.
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by phaedryx 6y ago
Yes! 1. What if something goes wrong? 2. How do I test for handling success/error? They never address this stuff.
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by phaedryx 6y ago
I wish they'd document how to write tests for this stuff. Also, I wish they'd provide an example with multiple moving parts.
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by phaedryx 6y ago
Organizing things chronologically doesn't make them "periodic." I also don't see any particular patterns to the organization.
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by phaedryx 6y ago
I was expecting a pattern, but there wasn't one; one of the two classic problems in computer science, I guess.
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by phaedryx 6y ago
No it is flexible and Vue 3 let's you do it more react-hooks style.
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by phaedryx 6y ago
I'm to the point where I'll buy a game even if it isn't supported (yet) because I assume it will be eventually. They really have been doing a great job. All of my computers are windows-free now.
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by phaedryx 6y ago
I like React a lot and I sometimes use it for my own projects (e.g. I just finished https://techadequiz.com/ ) However, I don't think React does "add some Javascript behavior to my Rails views (or backend framework
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by phaedryx 6y ago
I am an experienced web dev and went into Stimulus excited to have something that seemed straightforward, but was disappointed. Vue has the flexibility to do SSR HTML with a bit of javascript for behavior way that works well for me. Just be
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by phaedryx 6y ago
I switched from Stimulus to Vue and have had a much better experience so far. It is much easier for me to use and I still get the value of "sprinking"
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by phaedryx 6y ago
I worked with Stimulus for about a month and found it to be frustrating: 1. There is not a lot of documentation 2. They don't provide any testing guidelines, the best I've found is hand-wavy test-with-a-browser stuff 3. Everything
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by phaedryx 6y ago
I'm out of the loop, what does WMR stand for?
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by phaedryx 6y ago
I've found reading before bed is better as well.
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by phaedryx 6y ago
I worked with a bunch of "millennials" at my previous job (the entire social media team). This is anecdotal, but, yeah, a lot of them were worried about having a stable career first before they could commit to marriage.
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Asia forms world’s biggest trade bloc, a China-backed group excluding U.S.(cnbc.com)
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by phaedryx 6y ago
I don't do much Javascript, but I need choose a front-end for a project I'm working on. It looks like Vue has an official router, an official store (Vuex), official testing tools, and an official browser plugin. I assume that ever
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by phaedryx 6y ago
I've heard that https://hyperstack.org/ took up this mantle? Hmm, I just checked and it looks like it hasn't seen much work lately either.
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by phaedryx 6y ago
"Why do some people like onions?" I don't care for onions, but I can appreciate the logistics of shipping one.
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by phaedryx 6y ago
Honestly, I would not recommend this book to somebody who wanted to learn Ruby. I wouldn't recommend this to somebody who had a serious project or task to solve. However, I love that this added flavor to the Ruby community. For years a
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by phaedryx 6y ago
Unfortunately, I've switched jobs and they own the code I wrote. I could probably write something from scratch, using the same principles and be okay :thinking_face:
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by phaedryx 6y ago
At my last job, we just dynamically generated the GraphQL schema from our Rails models and our permission system. Once we had that in place we just developed as usual.
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by phaedryx 6y ago
I tend to associate "poorly edited" with "on a passionate rant" and "edited" with "slow and thoughtful". It might not be fair, but I do like to know the mindset the article is written from.
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by phaedryx 6y ago
That's been my suspicion ever since they fired everyone remotely clueful who worked there.
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by phaedryx 6y ago
I think of my comments on forums like this as donations. I don't expect anything in particular back. I really don't have many expectations at all.
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by phaedryx 6y ago
I've seen a lot of SPA vs. "JavaScript sprinkles" arguments lately and I think it is a false dichotomy. You can add JavaScript interactions to a page, to existing HTML, (take a look at Vue for example) without committing to J
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by phaedryx 6y ago
Wow, this takes me back. My first job used OpenACS and AOLServer. We ended up converting everything to Ruby on Rails (1.16) because development had slowed so much and it was hard to find new developers, documentation, and other resources. T

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