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by rk06 5y ago
There are many points. The main point for me is dependency tracking. React hooks require manual dependency tracking and mistakes in this can lead hard to identify bugs Vue has automatic dependency tracking, so that entire class of issues do
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by rk06 5y ago
The problem was that: 1. They chose to insert the clause and refused to use standard MIT license despite complaints from community and their own developers 2. They are the kind of company who chose to do shady stuff despite complaints from
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by rk06 5y ago
Vue3's composition api is literally a better version of hooks. Which actually answers vue2's pain points. And is strictly better than mixins. In fact, many Vue projects are using composition Api in Vue2 via a plugin because it is
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by rk06 5y ago
Vue 3 has composition api which is more typeo friendly. And Pinia is a vuex alternative which has good typescript support. Vuex 5 will have similar api as pinia
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by rk06 5y ago
> Right down to that time when the community cried out about Facebook's odd license clause regarding patents. And they changed it. Looks like you are remembering things differently. Facebook doubled down on public outcry and even re
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by rk06 5y ago
Then, it means that they are run by people who are not blinded by greed, and care about earth .... Ahh who am I kidding! They will both say yes. Amazon even sued the government for it
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by rk06 5y ago
Vue uses vdom is render target agnostic. While petite-vue only targets DOM and does not use render function. Thus petite Vue can have much smaller size than Vue. TBH, Lack of ecosystem will be a hurdle here, then again, if you want to lever
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by rk06 5y ago
While this is currently in alpha, this has tremendous potential as it makes Vue even more "progressive" framework by giving ability to downsize to 5kb when necessary.
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by rk06 5y ago
sure they will. but they will cost more money and will lack institutional knowledge of existing employee. Besides, the new employees themselves may demand WFH After all, many of the software engineering offices are in New York, while employ
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by rk06 5y ago
Relevant commitstrip: https://www.commitstrip.com/en/2016/08/25/a-very-comprehensi... ?
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by rk06 5y ago
I used to hate USB c's varying level of support. Then I got a laptop (from work) which takes USB-C power port, not much different than any other custom power port. Then, I got a docking station (from work). And the USB-C cable turned o
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by rk06 5y ago
I have always have one confusion towards big bang theory. the evidence it has suggests that matter is moving away from a central location but there is no evidence at the size and time of this central position. so how could bing bang theory
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by rk06 5y ago
No, because a single deck can answer for 52 queries. and 52 decks (offset 0-51) will be sufficient for any card and number combo
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by rk06 5y ago
Hopefully within a year or two. Most of the devs would use build higher level build tool like vite, create-react-app or custom build pipeline. Thus only small number of devs, who are directly involved in build process, need to make the cha
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by rk06 5y ago
Web needs a lot. Web standards i.e. html,css and js are always evolving and web needs to evolve with it. IE11 is frozen in time. and won't support any newer tech, think about web components, HTTP 3 etc.
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by rk06 5y ago
Edge is also available on android. I don't know if it supports older android versions though
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by rk06 5y ago
When looking at IE users, the percentage of users using only IE would be smaller. Especially, since microsoft is now supporting MS edge on windows 10. Moreover even if some old app is using vbscript or some arcane IE only stuff, then they a
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by rk06 5y ago
there are 4 devs, so 69k per year. I don't how it is in USA. but that's less than your 90k/year figure by a significant amount
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by rk06 5y ago
Evan's metric and henry's are not directly comparable. Someone on vue core team (perhaps evan himself) said internal group co-ordination and management is handled by other team members, most prominent among them being Chris Fritz[
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by rk06 5y ago
babel is a very popular build tool, so most js build tool authors are aware of it. The problem is that they are very few. With tools like CRA, vue-cli, angualr cli, babel is even less visible.
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by rk06 5y ago
Azure gives you credits to spend. And after you have exhausted your credits, then they don't charge more. If you have Visual Studio professional or enterprise license, then you can avail recurring credits, which are useful for learning
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by rk06 5y ago
I think bitcoin is a cool idea, but it results in too much waste that i can't like like it
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by rk06 5y ago
Who believes that? Farmer protests happened during December-feb, while COVID surge started in March. Govt. is just blaming farmers for everything, instead of kumbh mela, lowering restrictions and election rallies
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by rk06 6y ago
because 1. ES modules support has increased to all major evergreen browsers. 2. Esbuild has come out which shows faster results than tools (babel, typescript) 3. Improving current ones means supporting hacks and incorrect code patterns, whi
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by rk06 6y ago
Vite is frameowrk agnostic, so theoretically, angular can also benefit from it. The roadblock lies in angular cli. angular cli is webapck based, and angular team will have to dedicate resources for the migration to vite. Given the situatio
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by rk06 6y ago
The right way would be to raise an issue with this dependencies to support ES modules. I believe vite does support cj's dependencies, you would need to file an issue on vite repo on why you are getting the error
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by rk06 6y ago
That's quite a leap there. Vite has a different strategy to overcome webpack's slowness, mainly using ES modules and build on demand. So, even if it were to support more features, it will still be a net gain over webpack. Not to m
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Angular RFC: deprecating and removing Internet Explorer 11(github.com)
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by rk06 6y ago
they do. MSFT does not have monopoly on software. they compete with others. and have incentive to make life easier for their customers ... to destroy competitors
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by rk06 6y ago
that is completely irrelevant. they are acting under the university, and their "Research" is backed by university and approved by university's department. if university has a problem, then they should first look into managing

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