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by plexicle 10y ago
Just to add my anecdotal counter-point. (I don't have a blog.) I know a handful of people who normally upgrade every refresh and are flat out refusing this time. A couple (that aren't locked in by being iOS devs) have picked up ot
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by plexicle 10y ago
If you can get past the "gamer" aesthetic and you aren't interested in a 2-in-1-- the Razer Blade (and Stealth) are great build quality and specs. Razer itself has terrible (non-existent?) support-- but the products are good.
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by plexicle 10y ago
Yoga 910? Spectre x360?
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by plexicle 10y ago
I would personally never use an IDE for any of my (non-mobile) development. No way no how. That makes things like WebStorm or whatever DOA for me personally. My best guess for your downvotes is that your comment isn't only nonsense and
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by plexicle 10y ago
I'm having trouble remember when Flow was bigger than TS at any point?
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Coming Soon: Android 7.1 Developer Preview(android-developers.blogspot.com)
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by plexicle 10y ago
RCs should IDEALLY not have breaking changes. You can dice it up any way you want, but it wasn't a final build and there were obviously some rough edges. Angular 2 is final now and they've committed to no more breaking changes unt
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by plexicle 10y ago
I don't think the idea of "planned" breaking changes every 6 months to be such a bad thing. A major release twice a year that you can upgrade to when you're good and ready. Sounds like a way to prevent having to complete
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by plexicle 10y ago
Your first foray into web development and you picked a large, unfinished (it wasn't final) framework to learn with? Then you are complaining that there were breaking changes you had to deal with? I get your beef with the ecosystem, but
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by plexicle 10y ago
Don't have a dog in the fight-- I'm using both React and Angular2 in production. I just wanted to add that create-react-app (which was built by a few guys over a weekend or something like that?) I found to be IMMENSELY more useful
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by plexicle 10y ago
Opening a newly cloned Chromium repository in ~3s is very impressive to be honest.
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by plexicle 10y ago
When did they "affirm" that? They've said a couple times that "Java at this time is the only way to build apps," etc. They never ruled it out for the future, AFAIK. Please feel free to prove me wrong, but I would ho
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by plexicle 10y ago
I wonder if the same people would say that Atom or Visual Studio Code is a "web app."
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by plexicle 10y ago
All of my friends, family and co-workers use Hangouts. It's the only messenger I'm using.
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by plexicle 10y ago
Hello there. I love Firebase. Use it every day. The one big request I've always had was to be able to grab the client's IP address on request. Is that possible with this new Firebase and GCE integration? I have many Firebase apps.
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by plexicle 10y ago
Authentication is built-in. You can authenticate users and give them specific access with a JSON-like file that lives on the server. It actually works wonderfully.
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by plexicle 10y ago
This may or may not matter to you, but VSCode and Atom are open-source. That means a lot to me, but I understand that some people won't really care.
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by plexicle 10y ago
Takes about 5 seconds to install a theme to your liking if you don't like the default one. I happen to dig it, personally.
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by plexicle 10y ago
Oh, whoops. I signed up but didn't realize it was only for iOS. That's unfortunate, I was interested in checking it out. I should have read more before clicking the link, that's on me.
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by plexicle 10y ago
"both supporting actual Javascript (even JSX isn't necessary)." Oh, come on now. If JSX isn't necessary, then neither is TypeScript. Have you tried writing React components without JSX? Angular2 in ES5 is saner. I get th
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by plexicle 10y ago
I don't really play games on Android, so that's the main one I can think of. But consider all of the great games that are ported natively to Android. Several Final Fantasy games, Chrono Trigger (my personal favorite). If the keybo
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by plexicle 10y ago
Why? ChromeOS is so much better. This is coming from an ardent Android user. Just curious why you would want to see Android instead? ChromeOS has potential to become a productive platform. I don't really see Android ever becoming that
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by plexicle 10y ago
Indeed. And also big platform games-- consider Hearthstone (Blizzard), etc.
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by plexicle 10y ago
It sounds like you have beef with your phone manufacturer and/or carrier. Your anger with Google is entirely misplaced.
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by plexicle 10y ago
Schedule was released about an hour ago.
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by plexicle 10y ago
Code is noticeably faster than Atom on both my Linux and Windows machines. While that's my personal experience, it matters the most to me. Makes the decision easy... for the moment.
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by plexicle 11y ago
Site looks great. Loving that it's Polymer.
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by plexicle 11y ago
I have really been digging Dart lately. This is great news, too! Can't really get bigger validation than this. Angular 2 with Dart is pretty incredible as well. It was a breath of fresh air not needing to worry about bundling/modu
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by plexicle 11y ago
Hi. Do you mind linking one? Thanks. :)
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by plexicle 11y ago
It's also written in Dart! Wonderful to see if you ask me. Doesn't deserve a lot of the flack it gets. I actually enjoy using it.

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