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by rk06 4y ago
Whether they are measuring "default" setup or optimised, both of the frameworks should follow same criteria. Evan's criticism is that By default, Next use RSC(React server components) which is slower for HMR. in the benchmark
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by rk06 4y ago
Turbopack is indeed faster, which makes it more confusing. Like why not use the actual verifiable "apple to apple" benchmark results? Even in this article, they do not refer to that acknowledgement, which because it was from a com
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by rk06 4y ago
Not yet. They don't have plugin support yet. And they are prioritizing Nextjs for obvious reasons
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by rk06 4y ago
IMO, The whole thing behind Rome is that it will have one tool to do everything (lint, prettify, minify, build etc), so every part in pipeline remains in sync. Using other tools for parts of it(build etc) would be against the philosophy
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by rk06 4y ago
Vite is driven by pragmatism. They are bundling for prod because it is pragmatic. If they do not bundle for prod, then initial load will cause a flood of network request and cause slowness due to a lot of network requests
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by rk06 4y ago
While turbo pack may be faster, you should take such benchmarks with a huge grain of salt. At least, they are peer verified
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by rk06 4y ago
Nope, that’s the author’s favourite language. A regular reader would expect rust to be used like in previous articles
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by rk06 4y ago
Sundar Pichai is just one of many c suites and senior management. If you transfer Total Compey of C suites and senior management to Low level FTEs, here would be a significant difference
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by rk06 4y ago
I am happy going to office provided the commute is not too long. However, I would be much happier with a lot more money without the hassle of moving across country or to a different country, which is only possible via remote
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by rk06 4y ago
Nope, it wasn't. Before it was angular and angularjs, like some people say vue and vuejs Or react and reactjs. After angular 2, Angular team decided to rechristen 1 as "angularjs". But they didn't (cause couldn't) c
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by rk06 4y ago
Google is a very big company. They have maintained polymer(now reincarnated as lit), angular and angular dart. No reason to believe that there will be a change in status quo
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by rk06 4y ago
No, it won't. Web is an ever changing platform, with a lot of churn. The most long lived framework currently is emberjs. But it is not the hottest, so you won't find it discussed much. The most "future proof" framework i
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by rk06 4y ago
What? FTE stands for Full Time Employee
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by rk06 4y ago
My Rule of comments: 1. Write comment first, code later. 2. Tell the intent of code, not the instructions to achieve it
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by rk06 4y ago
Vue 3. Apart from the fact that it is modern and has more features, It uses proxies, so it doesn’t have the vue2’s reactivity gotchas.
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by rk06 4y ago
If you think everyone, with React on resume, is in the latter category, then I have a bridge to sell to you.
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by rk06 4y ago
"Being able to write in assembly is really powerful. Higher level lang like java isn't always better" Sure. but it is better for 99% tasks. And remaining 1% can be achieved via other APIs
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by rk06 4y ago
Because lit is too bare metal to qualify as a js framework. Does it have good solutions for router or state management? Last time i checked: No. That is why it is not discussed that much. If you need to write components, then lit may work f
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by rk06 4y ago
+1. also start by adding git first and have a test env set up. A new person who complains about existing code and proposes "Rewrite everything" on week one, will not met with __respect__
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by rk06 4y ago
They are not fine. Your css styles are tightly coupled with html elements. Your js is tightly coupled with html elements. So why keep all html elements, css and js together and separate from each other? Components provide a better primitive
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by rk06 4y ago
Yeah, you can point out ae many flaws as you want, but popularity, longevity, and inertia are the main business priorities. Before React, angular js was popular for this very reason despite its well known issues and digest cycle headaches T
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by rk06 4y ago
This is surprising that folks picked up React faster than Vue/svelte/solid. I suspect that they already have prior react knowledge
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by rk06 4y ago
Is revenue really the defining factor of success for "open source"? Is higher revenue the indicator of "well funded"? I think not. Open Source success would be indicated by adoption. And "well funded" indicated
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by rk06 4y ago
Say, you are making an app, and find yourself needing a router, state management library. Angular: use inbuilt router and rxjs Vue: use vue router and pinia React: shop around third party libraries. You can shop for alternatives for both an
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by rk06 4y ago
No, $ref(10) will return a reactive object. And 10 will be the initial value of that object. You use the object the same way you use a js variable. let st = $ref(10) st = st + 1 // update it and use it like if it was just "10
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by rk06 4y ago
It is just an initial value.
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by rk06 4y ago
Duplicate of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32743078
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by rk06 4y ago
I can see advantage of using React's approach. But why would anyone in right mind want to Not batch dom updates by default?
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by rk06 4y ago
“Quiet Quitting” i.e. “Saying No to thankless and unpaid overtime”. This should be the default expectations from an employee.
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by rk06 4y ago
Worse mandatory, and probably unpaid, overtime

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