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by sophiebits 8y ago
Speaking for the React team, we have little reason to suggest people use Flow over TypeScript. I haven’t personally followed the status of TS in CRA closely, but I know it’s a popular request among our users so I would love for us to make i
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by sophiebits 8y ago
Curious: if React makes more sense to you, what would tempt you to stick with Vue? (I work on React. Vue seems to make more sense to many people, and React to many others.)
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by sophiebits 8y ago
It means a VC paid $245 million to purchase 1.225% (which is $245M divided by $20B) of Stripe's stock.
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by sophiebits 9y ago
Don’t worry, we know.
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by sophiebits 9y ago
> When using immutable data structures the comparison in `shouldComponentUpdate` is very cheap. Assuming that, using pure components everywhere is very tempting for simplicity. PureComponent always uses === on each prop value (regardless
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by sophiebits 9y ago
> So all you have to do is use PureComponent everywhere and you’re good to go. There’s nothing more to it. Enjoy your new blazing fast React app! (I work on React.) This isn't quite right. If we recommended that PureComponent be use
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by sophiebits 10y ago
As a current member of that group, I can say that it's relatively low-traffic and hasn't even had a post in the last two months. I don't expect that any of the comments on this post are PR-endorsed; rather I expect you'd
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by sophiebits 10y ago
I'm so happy to see this posted. I've been at Facebook for two years, and Scuba is hands-down one of my most favorite internal tools we have (and we have a lot of good ones). The article focuses a lot on the implementation, but th
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by sophiebits 10y ago
You forgot the link. :) http://yehudakatz.com/2016/10/11/im-excited-to-work-on-yarn-...
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by sophiebits 11y ago
It seems that doesn't account for this effect of not immediately attacking your ideas, since I assume you don't forget them completely: > Everyone has their pet ideas that they go around discussing. The more time this idea spen
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by sophiebits 11y ago
What? Product design questions aside, it uses the exact same code as "main FB".
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by sophiebits 12y ago
Phabricator rocks, primarily as a code review tool – we've been using it at Khan Academy since 2012. It's sad how much better it is than GitHub PRs, especially for a large team. I'm looking forward to watching it continue to
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React v0.11(facebook.github.io)
208 points by sophiebits 12y ago|104 comments
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by sophiebits 12y ago
> Many of the things I obsess over no one actually truly [...] understands (the font metric calculation logic in Cydia's CSS). This sounds fascinating; I'd love to know more about it.
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College Board SAT Partnership(khanacademy.org)
102 points by sophiebits 13y ago|49 comments
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How Khan Academy Is Changing the Rules of Education(wired.com)
120 points by sophiebits 15y ago|25 comments
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What you can't say(apenwarr.ca)
60 points by sophiebits 16y ago|26 comments
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by sophiebits 16y ago
> What would be your dream setup? > Mathematica + Wolfram|Alpha everywhere! That's a funny dream, considering he charges a few thousand for a copy of Mathematica. I'm sure he'd have a larger user base if it were less expensive (
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by sophiebits 16y ago
Here's a shot from the 3GS: http://images.apple.com/iphone/features/images/retina-resolu... (pixel-doubled) http://i.imgur.com/j2yAN.jpg (normal size for the curious) And the same from the 4, with actual size pixels: http://images.appl
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Ask HN: Which Scheme book to read?
16 points by sophiebits 17y ago|13 comments