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by quicksnap 9y ago
Objects as a higher-order abstraction, as an encapsulation of data and methods, are all fine and dandy. When I think of OOP, however, I think of deep inheritance. I'm not a great fan of the latter.
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by quicksnap 9y ago
This quote made me smile.. Thanks OP! Happy holidays! > Just in case all that wasn’t enough to convince you about the superiority of the functional gospel, take this threat: FP will displace OOP, so start thinking along our lines our you
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by quicksnap 9y ago
The short answer is that Reason's syntax is simpler and more enjoyable to use. I simultaneously learned both OCaml and ReasonML syntaxes and find Reason to be much easier to work with. Perhaps people in Reason core will chime in with a
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by quicksnap 9y ago
I've been developing front-end apps for so long I was out of the loop when a friend asked me, "How can I upload a website folder to a domain". Turns out, the easiest path is Netlify. It provides you with a CDN and storage for
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by quicksnap 9y ago
There has been a lot of work in making the developer experience as awesome as possible. I know that, for the core team, it is one of the highest priorities. While this tutorial doesn't use the official bootstrap, you can see it here:
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Infinite React State Composition with Freactal(formidable.com)
1 points by quicksnap 9y ago|0 comments
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by quicksnap 10y ago
Every time I see a "considered harmful" title, I groan and think of this. It's a meme at this point, and really detracts from the value of the article for me.
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by quicksnap 10y ago
Awesome! Thanks.
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by quicksnap 10y ago
I agree completely. I have given a few talks, and it's always a great exercise. Still, I want to find some info behind the "engineering of teaching" I guess =)
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Ask HN: Resources for becoming a better teacher?
15 points by quicksnap 10y ago|5 comments
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by quicksnap 10y ago
JSX is available in Reason out of the box: https://facebook.github.io/reason/#diving-deeper-jsx
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by quicksnap 10y ago
This is a fun app! I love the restrictions of no audio and disabling chat during work periods. Good work! A nice excuse to try out pomodoros again, too.
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Rebass – React Functional UI Components(jxnblk.com)
5 points by quicksnap 11y ago|0 comments
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by quicksnap 11y ago
I'm curious too; I had the same concern when looking at Relay and hearing it as an eventual replacement for Flux. However, Relay seems too heavyweight for some projects, and incurs a lot buy-in to GraphQL.
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by quicksnap 11y ago
Big congratulations to Dan! He's put in a ton of work, especially with the amazing documentation. I'm excited to be using this.
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by quicksnap 11y ago
Is it not advisable to use Relay alongside Flux? I would think they could compliment each other nicely.
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by quicksnap 11y ago
Loving Redux myself, so far! If you're getting into it, highly recommend joining #redux on Reactiflux Slack.
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by quicksnap 11y ago
I was looking at this a while ago, and it's a really nice starting point! I too am aiming to remove Gulp from my workflow when possible.
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Best resources to learn C++ as an experienced engineer?
2 points by quicksnap 11y ago|0 comments
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by quicksnap 11y ago
I normally use Postman, and the one feature that turns me off right now is the inability to import from a URL. Specifically, Swagger. Postman has these type of import options: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/spa/4moih
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by quicksnap 11y ago
This article was a great read; it made me feel awful. > ... we’re starting to have symposia in which people talk about whether everything will be better if we give police more money to buy cameras for their lapels. This was my mindset--
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by quicksnap 12y ago
Since the main use case for this utility is verifying network shell scripts, it would be interesting to see a query param convention, so we could use a tool such as: > hashcurl http://load.this/script?hash= QmUJPTFZnR2CP
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Music to Code To(musictocodeto.com)
3 points by quicksnap 12y ago|0 comments