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robertoandred
6mo ago
Now we’re blaming React for bad UX?
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robertoandred
6mo ago
Since when has war not been awful? I don’t remember anyone complaining when Hezbollah attacks Israel though.
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robertoandred
6mo ago
You swipe backward. Been that way for twenty years.
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robertoandred
6mo ago
No, Apple has one built-in messaging app: Messages. It switches between SMS, RCS, and iMessage automatically depending on the capabilities of the devices.
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robertoandred
6mo ago
Don’t think I’d call 4K at 32” high dpi.
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robertoandred
7mo ago
If JFK and Stalin were strippers, there’d be a comma after Stalin to denote the parenthetical clause.
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robertoandred
7mo ago
It’s actually the opposite. The corner radii are defined by the window type and the concentricity of its elements. People who lack attention to detail just think things are randomly different.
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robertoandred
7mo ago
Harris had all sorts of good things planned at home. It’s baffling to me that some voters thought it was more important to lose the election.
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robertoandred
8mo ago
That was a React vulnerability, not a Next one.
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robertoandred
8mo ago
I really hope React Native’s support for Mac and Windows apps takes off. The benefits of Electron without Chromium, plus native controls/functions.
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robertoandred
8mo ago
Eh, this argument falls apart for many reasons: - His main example of bloated client-side dependencies is moment.js, which has been deprecated for five years in favor of smaller libraries and native APIs, and whose principal functionality (
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robertoandred
8mo ago
React sites are easily static.
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robertoandred
8mo ago
This problem was solved a long time ago with CSS Modules.
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robertoandred
8mo ago
Fortunately, short CPU bursts are most of what most people do. Race to idle!
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robertoandred
9mo ago
Hyphens please.
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robertoandred
9mo ago
Safari started supporting it over two years ago.
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robertoandred
9mo ago
It's not that the entire crew is compromised medically, it's that logistically if one goes home they all have to.
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robertoandred
9mo ago
Build pipelines, bundlers, CSS frameworks with their own toolchains, progressive web apps, Core Web Vitals, SEO, layout shifts, and srcset/responsive images have nothing to do with client/server rendering.
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robertoandred
9mo ago
Isn’t the alternative Android?
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robertoandred
9mo ago
Windows doesn't require a computer?
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robertoandred
9mo ago
Their contributions are capped because their benefits are capped.
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robertoandred
9mo ago
You can export it as HTML/CSS/JS and upload it somewhere.
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robertoandred
9mo ago
There were panoramas of the NX-01 sets at some point as well.
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robertoandred
9mo ago
Just keep using Flash? It's called Animate now. https://www.adobe.com/products/animate.html
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robertoandred
10mo ago
Well, the industry rejected OpenCL in favor of proprietary CUDA. Oh well...
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robertoandred
10mo ago
Do you consider six-year-old phones new? What about seven-year-old Macs?
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robertoandred
10mo ago
Safari got a big update last week.
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robertoandred
10mo ago
The only people who think Safari is the new IE are people who weren’t around for IE.
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robertoandred
10mo ago
Sure they are. Next sites are SPAs.
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robertoandred
10mo ago
SPAs can still be server rendered.
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