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10y ago
This is actually meant to be a revamp / successor. It is written in React to increase reusability and it's built with (and for) RxJS 5. So it's an overall overhaul.
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Show HN: RxJS Diagrams – A React library for visualising Rx operators
(rxjs-diagrams.com)
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10y ago
This is really sad and disturbing to read. Especially the ad networks side of things. But I really hope that people like you pressure these advertisers into providing HTTPS. It's not this "hip new web tech". It's an esta
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10y ago
That goes against the basics of load balancing... And it shouldn't even be an issue to have multiple Nginx instances with similar HTTPS configs.
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Redux-Fluorine: A Redux enhancer to dispatch observables of actions
(github.com)
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This whole "JS and it's ecosystem is the worst"-meme is just awful. Same goes for the PHP counterpart. I think it's fine to search for better solutions for our backends, but there is no denying that 1) our browsers rely
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10y ago
So npm is bad in your opinion, because it correctly handles different dependencies on packages with varying versions, screwing up? Or is the problem the vast js ecosystem? I don't think that "tree X" can be a good argument ag
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I believe as well that the article is imprecise, since it elaborates on a trick question and tries to just inform about the term "pure" being hard to define, especially in a dynamic language. To be referencing an exact quote of th
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Obviously due to JavaScript being a scripting language and dynamically typed, we have to make certain assumptions so that we can even consider calling any function "pure". It's nice that André wants to warn us here about the
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Furiously trying to go back to the last page makes me frustrated. Pretty sure that this is very high up on my personal Web app sins list
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10y ago
Wow! Slow down there, Satan. I can already see the headlines.
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10y ago
A good abstraction hides complexity without adding major tradeoffs. Presumably an abstraction makes it easier for a developer to reason about what is going on. It's true that abstractions can lead to a lot of trouble when they are fail
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Abstractions make things more complicated? I think you're missing the basic definition and purpose of abstractions. So how do you define "almost"?
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The curious trouble of extending Immutable.js
(medium.com)
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I'd love HTTP content encoding to support this and see a comparison to Brotli. Looks like it might be yet another good alternative to gzip.
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The website was a bit slow to load... Like the last time, I guess? Hug of death :P I love how simple it is. Really good job at breaking complex behaviour down into smaller interactions. I think this looks even better than Asana. Dependencie
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Giistr.io – Easily contribute to your favourite OSS projects
(giistr.io)
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10y ago
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Show HN: Fluorine – A lean and functional RxJS state accumulator for React
(github.com)
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11y ago
Have you got some kind of API? I'd be happy to look into connecting your map to the game. I think it would be nice to to need an app for this, but if this runs on a responsive website, that can connect to the game independently.
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Awesome ES6 Patterns for React and Flux (Coding with React Like a Game Developer)
(medium.com)
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Sounds awesome! I really liked Meteor, but its view part was weird. Meteor+React sound like a natural dream team.
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Why you should go for React.js, instead of Angular 2.0
(medium.com)
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TL-DR? Not anymore! My demo / app / API for node-sumuparticles
(tl-dr.pw)
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