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by rk06 4y ago
Perhaps when it turns out to be harmful for others. Revenge porn is a thing and known to destroy lives. And people who suffer from it, do not want to file a lawsuit and bring it more attention. And HN is also heavily moderated. For eg, If y
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by rk06 4y ago
Nuxt is a separate entity from next. Nuxt is meant for same use cases as Next (or Remix) but their implementation is tied to how Vue works. If they find remix API better, they are free to steal it.
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by rk06 4y ago
A lot of job descriptions are basically data processing manually I.e. take data from one software and compile them in excel sheet. I recall automating 30hrs per week of efforts completely over the course of an year, just to scratch my itch.
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by rk06 4y ago
> The state issues we have right now are non-issues with SolidJS. They don't trigger re-renders and thereby don't degrade the user experience. This is because of fine grained reactivity which is same for solid, vue and svelte.
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by rk06 4y ago
For me, only thing that has helped get immense focus is Pressure. Pressure under deadline. Pressure for not failing. The only issue is I am not able to replicate it as needed
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by rk06 4y ago
If speed is your primary concern, sticking with solid is a good idea. But given that there main issues are with state, Vue would be a better middle ground with better ecosystem than solid, but much more performant than React
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by rk06 4y ago
Which discord server? What if community is on reddit? How do you search for people within your timezone, location, language and are learning same thing together in discord?
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by rk06 4y ago
A small fee on package creation/account creation would be better.
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by rk06 4y ago
Nope, we simply adjust business hours according to daylight. just like we update school hours timing in summer and winter without DST. The main advantage of having single timezone is that we can coordinate time related info(eg: train timing
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Why is this thread flagged?
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I don’t think vue devtools have this capability. But if you are facing issues with large Vue components, then you should split it into smaller components. And use composables(vue hooks) to split js logic. That will get you quite far
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by rk06 4y ago
Svelte is compiled, but not compiled to html. It is compiled to js. It works like any other client side js framework like react/vue
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Then let me iterate it more clearly. The reason "react new" is not a thing because from business perspective "react" is superior to "react new". Hence newer projects are likely to pick react instead of solid&#x
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When a business decides to pick a tech, they look at following: 1. Longevity 2. Market share 3. Developer supply 4. Third party support. (Ecosystem) 5. Technically mature and advanced Among those criteria react excels at first four. And is
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It is stuck on webpack, while everyone else moved to next gen tool. If you are new to angular, then I suggest stay away and come back in a year or two because Angular is going through a major paradigm shift. From webpack to esbuild, from zo
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by rk06 4y ago
If you are non-programmer, then you need to stay away from whatever bleeding edge tech HN and Reddit raves about. Instead pick a stable tech. In js framework land, no tech is stable. But relatively speaking, react, Vue and Angular are more
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by rk06 4y ago
How would useEffect () access those dependencies? useEffect() them to determine if f() needs to run again or not.
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by rk06 4y ago
I hate the word transparently. It can mean one of two things: 1. Crystal clear: like you can see through a crystal and can identify any defect or impurity present 2. Invisible: like air is transparent. You can't see air. Can't see
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by rk06 4y ago
That is one way to look at it. The other way is that vue/svelte/solid do not have a way for them to be used incorrectly
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How far are we allowed to go in search for cure? Until the cure becomes worse than the disease. In this case, the cure is much worse than thr disease
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by rk06 4y ago
Because react is not developed with that usecase in mind. And it is not recommended for production anyway. If you really need to use html with script tag, go with Vue/alpine
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by rk06 4y ago
Elm was never an option with how hard it is on "no js" policy
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In Vue two way data binding, like v-model="var1" is syntax sugar for `v-bind="var1" v-on:input="var1 = $event.value" The difference between this and rreact is less typing, easier mental model and less issues (b
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by rk06 4y ago
It is just a joke. React is most popular, so it is the most risk averse choice. Vue is better in many technical areas, but there is not that popular. So that is a trade off that you need to consider. And many business would prefer to be ris
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OPis saying that you should not use react in first place
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Vue, and svelte also exist?
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mods, can we ban these React bashing threads which seem to pop up every other day? another recent thread[0] I get that react is full of problem and many people have to suffer because of it. But we are not even attempting to change status qu
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by rk06 4y ago
From their intro [0]: We created Rspack to solve various performance problems we encountered while maintaining building tools at ByteDance. There were no tools in the market that could solve these problems well. We have a large number of
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OSS maintainers are losing GitHub sponsors due to loss of PayPal support(twitter.com)
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My problem with hooks isn't the philosophy but the ergonomics and footguns it creates. Compare that with Vue composition api, and you can see how idea of hooks can be implemented much better[0] [0] https://vuejs.org/gui

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