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by rk06 4y ago
"Quiet quitting" is just derogatory term to say "not working unpaid overtime"
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by rk06 4y ago
And then vue had a spike. https://npmtrends.com/react-vs-svelte-vs-vue Looks like it has been fixed now.
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by rk06 4y ago
No, I can't. I am on Android using web version.
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by rk06 4y ago
WTF!!? "Not to be compiled" is not a feature. It is a lack of feature. Would you say it is better for everyone to ignore typescript and use js directly?
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by rk06 4y ago
Can someone explain why React can't have a more ergonomic syntax which compiles to useEffect()? Like svelte(reactivity) and vue(script setup and ref sugar) can compile their ergonomic syntax to actual apis Given the dominance of reac
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by rk06 4y ago
Its because Kickstarter is not a charity platform. It is a business platform. People are not fine with him collecting money. They are fine purchasing some premium books written by him.
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by rk06 4y ago
It is just like Reflection. Usual business logic should not use it, but all complex libraries (ORM, MVC, Dependency Injection) use Reflection and won't be ergonomic without it. Same way, the jsx is advanced API. You will have complex l
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by rk06 4y ago
JSX gives you a powerful way to describe your html. But template is easier and gives more opportunities for optimizationa. I like that Vue has chosen to use templates as default and supports jsx for complex use case. This way advanced use c
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by rk06 4y ago
A backend dev with minor FE exp here. 1. I would go with Vue. Because Vue is focused towards DX and pragmatism. It provides good defaults to start with and flexibility to go through less travelled paths should you need it. Part of the reaso
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by rk06 4y ago
Jsx is expressive but it comes with a deviation from html. And loses optimization opportunities. Templates are closer to html, can be better optimized but lack expressiveness. Is there a third option which has both? Not yet for sure. Right
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by rk06 4y ago
Chrome has improved it a lot, now the stack traces can point to line of user code which caused this issue. This was initiated by Angular team, but I have seen it work for vue as well
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by rk06 4y ago
Hard to say. Svelte is getting traction for sure. Arguably, it is easier for a vue dev to transition to svelte than a react dev, because of heavy similarities in vue and svelte. However, react has more people. And most of newer devs are on
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by rk06 4y ago
Code is meant for machine. Specification is meant for compiler author. Writing one of them is easier than otht
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by rk06 4y ago
Right now: 1.It's not doing what I expect. 2.Is it intentional behavior or a bug? 3. Let's ask on github/reddit etc With Special: 1. It is not doing what I expect 2. Is this a spec issue or code issue? 3. Let's check spe
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by rk06 4y ago
Because it is a not a new js framework, but a higher level tool based on a js framework I. E. svelte. Similar meta frameworks exist for other js frameworks eg: Next(react), Nuxt(vue), Remix(react), rakkas(react), Solidstart(solid) etc.
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by rk06 4y ago
Should people really make their professional decisions based on future career choice? I think not. Besides, such malicious action can easily be counterproductive. People can just stop using tsc and switch completely to Rust version. Then, i
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by rk06 4y ago
But you can use them as evidence that tsc is not working as it "should". Then go ahead and fix tsc Or spec or both as needed. Without the specs, there is no way to tell if tac is behaving as developers intended it
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by rk06 4y ago
Think "webpack + webpack dev server" but better. Vite aims to provide a excellent dev build & HMR experience and use it's build config to generate prod bundles.
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by rk06 4y ago
If you are satisfied with parcel, you should stick with parcel. Otherwise, there is no harm in playing around! I think Vite is on track to become a major player, so it is worth checking out
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by rk06 4y ago
Have you tried powershell? I use pwsh (powershell cross platform) for CLI. This gives good intellisense and powershell wing object based makes everything better
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by rk06 4y ago
That’s an interesting opinion as react, Vue, svelte are all in favour of having css and templates together with js. What do you prefer? IIRC, Vue allows you to move link to a separate html,css and js file from vue sfc file should you want i
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by rk06 4y ago
It will not happen anytime soon or ever. The key to large community lies in ease of adoption, convenience and performance. Mithril's hyperscript like syntax hinders its adoption. And now, with newer tools like solid and svelte, the sh
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by rk06 4y ago
React and vue are still going along. Vue 3 was a big shift, like react hooks. It will take some time for community to stop whining about it, and accept old version is legacy like react classes
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by rk06 4y ago
Let me give a shot: -templating language: First, Jsx is also a templating language. Second, Vue & svelte templates are html super set. So you can leverage your existing html skills. Vue allows you to use pug (and any other html compilat
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by rk06 4y ago
Is Aurelia even being actively developed? Aurelia 2 has not reached stable while vue has moved to v3
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by rk06 4y ago
The problem is how to make Map use the deep comparison? I can do it manually yes. But if standard libraries are going to do referential check, then string is the only option left
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by rk06 4y ago
One thing is that there is no deep comparison for objects. Say if you want an object as a key in Map, how would you go? In c#, I would use a Tuple. Or override equals to do a deep check.
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by rk06 4y ago
Tier 1 companies generally hire from tier 1 colleges. Tier 2 and tier 3 college students are either ignored or not able to make it due to lack of quality education. But those talented students take up any job offer they get (I.e. WITCH). wh
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by rk06 4y ago
Maybe. However, more realistic outcome would be that new twitter like sites will launch and first site to import twitter's data and scale decently will "win"
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by rk06 4y ago
by that logic, deno is successor to node

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