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by rezistik 11y ago
Mozilla disagrees. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Guide/CSS/Writi... They explicitly state using css classes is more performant than using tags. I'd be interested in a CSSPerf(Do
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by rezistik 11y ago
There are performance considerations as well. Using selectors is more performant than raw tags. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Guide/CSS/Writi... Using nesting and tags is less perform
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by rezistik 12y ago
I like to think of React components as interfaces. I'm saying that this component is capable of handling these actions, and displaying these things. On different platforms the exact behavior is expected to change, but I can trust that
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by rezistik 12y ago
Honest question, outside of writing your own bot are there any real IRC integrations for even half of the services Slack integrates with? It's really useful to set up monitoring services in a dev channel where we can not only read erro
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by rezistik 12y ago
Exactly. If they invest in 10 companies built on Node and therefore NPM they are investing in 11 companies by investing in NPM. They are purchasing security of their open source tools.
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by rezistik 12y ago
I thought this was a Browserify extension from the naming convention personally. Not that that is enough of a reason to change the name.
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by rezistik 12y ago
His blog is built on Meteor, so he probably knows that and doesn't think the five...okay six of you who disable javascript matter that much.
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by rezistik 12y ago
Definitely something to keep in mind. When I dress up at programming events, by dress up I mean a button up and nice jeans I stick out. I have people assume I'm non technical. My real point is that she was treated like a programmer whe
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by rezistik 12y ago
It's about identifying the problem though. Is it sexism, or is it general prejudice? A dress is definitely more feminine, but it's also more professional. In the same vein, if you were a suit it would be more professional. My poin
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by rezistik 12y ago
The first quote is meant to be a humble statement. "I still don't know why this awesome company hired my incapable self but I'm glad they did"
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by rezistik 12y ago
You don't really have to start from scratch. Angular 1.* will be around for awhile. It won't simply stop working. Eventually they'll stop adding new features, and eventually they'll stop fixing bugs. I don't know wh
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by rezistik 12y ago
It's a bit terrifying. There are enough real companies with real revenue outside of marketing that we can probably safely say this isn't complete repeat of the Dot Com Bubble. But damn does it rhyme in some parts. Damn does it rhy
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by rezistik 12y ago
The part that should make you feel better is where they knew it wasn't safe, so they didn't release it. Prototyping by mashing things together is how a significant amount of products get started. Including cars.
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by rezistik 12y ago
About as interesting as adding Dart to Chrome. Except with none of the market share.
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by rezistik 12y ago
If you compare apples to apples I think the hype for NodeJS for most development is well deserved. The fact that we are comparing static typed compiled languages like C and Java to NodeJS in order to find higher performance alternatives say
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by rezistik 12y ago
I do like the choice in entity to construct. I'm open to giving it a look, but honestly I really love ES6, React and Express. I can't think of much reason to leave them anytime soon. I've been known to be tempted. And if it r
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by rezistik 12y ago
@rglover, I'm actually about to do a side project for a family friend. I'd really like it to be something I could do quickly. Basic crud dealing with a lot of inputs, but I want to use Postgres. What's meteor got for me? I am
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by rezistik 12y ago
A lot of work really can be boiled down to CRUD though. For more advanced stuff, it's great for prototyping ideas, in fact I think that's where it really excels. It's a super simple language with a massive ecosystem, you can
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by rezistik 12y ago
Usually I would agree, but this is a website built by the team behind the framework. When you're making a tool for people to use you really need to put your best foot forward.
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by rezistik 12y ago
I like to use NodeJS too, JavaScript is a great misunderstood language that will handle the vast majority of use cases in the world of CRUD. Honestly, there is something to be said for hacking something together quickly. Prototyping is a gr
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by rezistik 12y ago
That's honestly just how the Meteor.js blog posts are. Google around a bit and you'll find two dozen articles stating Meteor.js is the best thing since sliced bread, beer, marijuana or Ruby on Rails. It will completely revolutioni
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by rezistik 12y ago
A couple of things really bother me about Meteor.js. One, the Atomosphere package manager site is insanely slow and buggy. Everything feels like it takes forever to render or rerender. Opening the side menu is a jaggy experience. If perform
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by rezistik 12y ago
I was living in the Detroit suburbs at the time, to be honest the team I was working with was amazing enough that I'd gladly do the drive to work with them again.
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by rezistik 12y ago
He's also invested in Detroit Venture Partners
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by rezistik 12y ago
I'll have to check out A2-NewTech. It's awesome to know I've been wrong about my (new) home town.
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by rezistik 12y ago
I live in Ann Arbor, and I've worked at a start up in Detroit, in what world is Ann Arbor the start up hub? Detroit has far more start ups and venture capital firms...mostly owned/invested in by Quicken but the point stands.
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by rezistik 12y ago
I found the CSS to be one of the worst parts of Ionic. "Oh did you want to make a change? You'll need to declare it six levels deep and !important"
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by rezistik 12y ago
The Ionic framework is open source but my understanding is that this is similar to Parse, an API/DB service.
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by rezistik 12y ago
I was talking to a friend who started doing web development transitioning from game development. I came from a JavaScript background heavily based around Lodash and 'nearly' functional paradigm. I was discussing my interest in mor
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by rezistik 12y ago
"Android 5.0 Lollipop is at least the biggest update since Android 4.0" Isn't that how versioning works generally?

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