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by richeyryan 4y ago
I find a lot of Svelte users are pretty religious and hysterically anti-React. When the first version of Svelte Query was announced, people were trashing the API because it looked like hooks and "you don't need those in Svelte&quo
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by richeyryan 4y ago
I've been working with CSS since floating grids were a thing. I've worked on projects with SASS/SCSS doing the whole BEM thing and then using CSS/SCSS modules. I have a good working knowledge of CSS. I like Tailwind. It&
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by richeyryan 4y ago
Both Bun and Deno aim to be batteries included, shipping Typescript and a test runner etc., by default. Deno initially aimed to diverge from Node and conform to the web platform as much as possible, i.e. use ES Modules and Web APIs over cus
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by richeyryan 4y ago
The article touches on this but often, just having the appearance of somewhere that is serious about coffee or cocktails is enough. The owners probably don't care, so long as they do enough business to keep things going. People will go
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by richeyryan 4y ago
I believe this is why The Office got a second season. The network and audiences weren't convinced by the first season, but Carell became a star overnight, so the network was willing to keep the show going. Then the writing team found t
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The Rise of Worse Is Better(dreamsongs.com)
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by richeyryan 4y ago
This article, and all the ones like it, remind me of Worse is Better. Specifically, the key point from that essay is: "The lesson to be learned from this is that it is often undesirable to go for the right thing first. It is better to
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by richeyryan 4y ago
Yeah, this example highlights the weakness of conditional expressions in Javascript in general. JSX is expression-based, and so you end up in this situation. DSLs added on top of HTML can add something resembling the conditional statements
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by richeyryan 4y ago
I guess software is like your cutlery drawer. You want to keep your knives, forks and spoons separate.
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by richeyryan 4y ago
Svelte absolutely has a runtime, with the two most crucial components being the scheduler and the lifecycle manager. It still comes in a lot lighter than React.
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by richeyryan 4y ago
That site seems to exclude Ireland entirely, which would I think would come in ahead of Germany for salaries and is both a European and Eurozone country.
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by richeyryan 4y ago
The original Hyperscript still gets talked about, at least in the React and Solid communities and if only in conversations about the relative merits of different rendering methods. I wouldn't feel comfortable naming a project Zepto tod
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by richeyryan 4y ago
The naming of this project clashes horribly with https://github.com/hyperhype/hyperscript . It's not like it's in a different ecosystem or something. It is a web project that is guaranteed to cause confusion.
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by richeyryan 4y ago
From looking at it, the Svelte integration is actually the framework-agnostic integration. It relies on Svelte stores following the observable interface, which should be relatively easy to integrate with anything else.
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by richeyryan 5y ago
React went from v0.14 to v15. The rationale was the library was stable at that point so they could switch to major versions. Why they went directly to version 15 rather than 1.0 is admittedly a bit odd. I guess it was marketing in the same
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by richeyryan 5y ago
I have used it on production projections and it's seamless. It works with third party React packages with no problems whatsoever and is much lighter. For a stock standard SPA with no need for the upcoming server rendering stuff in Reac
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by richeyryan 5y ago
We can't say definitively how it would have turned out if Kubrick did finish it but apparently AI is much closer to what Kubrick intended than many people give it credit for. I personally really like the movie but I know it's quit
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by richeyryan 5y ago
I think A Single Man is a good example of an ok to good book being made into a great film.
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by richeyryan 5y ago
Something I've experimented a bit with in the past is having something like Storybook for API modules. Rather than jumping out to postman, you could just have your notebook that calls your API functions. So far the stumbling block is a
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by richeyryan 5y ago
Facebook, Bloomberg, Citrix, Docker and a handful of others featured on their website[1]. I'm sure there are others that are quietly using it. [1] https://ocaml.org/learn/companies.html
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by richeyryan 5y ago
One thing to be very mindful of is that is a very limited application. The footprint of the various frameworks changes based on how big your application gets as shown here[1]. Swyx, I think you are probably aware of Ryan's article but
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by richeyryan 5y ago
Absolutely agree, the developments in flex and grid have done wonders for reusable components.
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by richeyryan 5y ago
You're right, I think I meant something more like proxy style mutation. It does of course compile down to functions operating on stores which is even more like Solid
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by richeyryan 5y ago
I think you need to take a second look at Solid. It isn't subject to the same "rules of hooks" as React so hooks are really just functions that return reactive units. You could argue writable and readable are just hooks for c
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by richeyryan 5y ago
Typescript is definitely eagerly evaluated unless you were to use a first class function to defer execution
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by richeyryan 5y ago
I feel like the AWS CDK is a great example of this working well. Rather than puzzling over what config options are valid, I get autocomplete and compiler errors when I insist on using an incorrect option. You also get stuff like deprecation
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by richeyryan 5y ago
I trialed Snowpack earlier this year and found I ran into quite a lot of hard to debug issues. Around the same time I saw that Rich Harris, creator of Svelte and Sveltekit, opted to use Vite over Snowpack for Sveltekit because more things,
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by richeyryan 5y ago
SolidJS[ https://www.solidjs.com/ ] does exactly that. That ability is more about fine grained reactivity than it is about templates. The use of templates and single file components is a stylistic choice by the Svelte team. Y
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by richeyryan 5y ago
This is a really cool idea. This has always been my biggest beef with single file components. It never occurred to me that you could do this with Vue. Thanks for the tip
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by richeyryan 5y ago
There's a proposal for immutable records and tuples: https://github.com/tc39/proposal-record-tuple Theoretically they would use structural sharing for their implementation which should reduce the overhead of creat

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