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by spicyj 12y ago
Yes, you need a Mac in order to run the simulator or build to a device.
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by spicyj 12y ago
http://conf.reactjs.com/ Yes, with React Native you'll be able to write native mobile apps completely in JavaScript.
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by spicyj 12y ago
Yes, that should be possible – it loads JS packages from a custom server right now but there's no reason it can't use Webpack. You'll be able to reload immediately (without recompiling) already by pressing Cmd-R in the simula
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by spicyj 12y ago
"I say with confidence as a former UIKit author: React's model for the UI layer is vastly better than UIKit's. React Native is a huge deal." https://twitter.com/andy_matuschak/status/560511204
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by spicyj 12y ago
The diff suggests removing the TODO because it adds the privacy checks. See the added canSeeFriends call.
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by spicyj 12y ago
No, not currently.
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(I work at Khan Academy.) > The Khan Academy developers have devoted a lot of thought to hope to computerize problems rather than exercises, and they are still working on building new problem types for the mathematics lessons. I'm
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by spicyj 12y ago
(I work at Khan Academy.) We have no interest in preparing students for tests just for the sake of it, but if you look at the Common Core standards you'll see that they are well thought out (really!) and designing a curriculum around t
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by spicyj 12y ago
khanacademy.org - Mountain View, CA - remote is a possibility Non-profit trying to change education. A note we got last week: ================================== I only have a bachelor's degree in IT and I can only find "boring&quo
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by spicyj 12y ago
That's what we had originally, but you lose out on the ability to take advantage of GPU hardware acceleration (in current browsers, at least; there's no actual technical reason preventing GPU acceleration for SVG drawing that I kn
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by spicyj 12y ago
Historically, our interactive diagrams rendered to VML for IE8 support in addition to the SVG used by modern browsers, so we couldn't use any SVG features that aren't shared by VML. We no longer support IE8, but our code is still
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Doubling SVG Frame Rates at Khan Academy(princeton.edu)
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by spicyj 12y ago
That's a convincing argument, though there's also value in having a set of utilities that are maintained competently by someone you can have confidence in – I know that the functions in underscore, lodash, etc. are (at least mostl
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by spicyj 12y ago
Immediate describes the time to free access after publication, not when this policy goes into effect.
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by spicyj 12y ago
See https://secure.phabricator.com/T5000 for the upstream thoughts on using Phabricator without arc.
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Doubling SVG Frame Rates at Khan Academy(princeton.edu)
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by spicyj 12y ago
> Even in Phabricator, though, when you have multiple reviewers only one has to accept for it to be accepted. Oftentimes it is _more_ confusing to have multiple reviewers because you don't know who should have the final say. Yeah, t
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by spicyj 12y ago
GitHub doesn't have a way to assign reviews to more than one person or to see the code reviews that you need to take action on (meaning code you need to review or reviews you authored that need updating, without showing reviews that yo
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by spicyj 12y ago
(Dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8625272. )
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by spicyj 12y ago
(Submitted yesterday with one comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8609790 )
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by spicyj 12y ago
> I can't flag comments, and I have no idea why. Make sure you're clicking "link" through to the comment's page -- the flag links don't appear when comments are shown in a thread.
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by spicyj 12y ago
From the first paragraph: In addition to HTTP/1.1, Proxygen (rhymes with "oxygen") supports SPDY/3 and SPDY/3.1. We are also iterating and developing support for HTTP/2.
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by spicyj 12y ago
You can set your custom (fourth) view to "4 Weeks", which does the trick for me.
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There should be a fairly straightforward Javascript workaround for this, intercepting the spacebar or pgdn keys to scroll the height of the unobstructed viewport instead of the full viewport, but I haven’t seen anyone implement it I notic
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by spicyj 12y ago
As the supposed #2 contributor to the project (with 3 commits), I'd say it's far more likely that the README is simply the most visible piece of the project (or was, before the website was released today) and people contribute bac
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by spicyj 12y ago
We do actually want JSX to be flexible and usable for not just React, which is why we're trying to write a formal specification of the syntax with multiple parser implementations: http://facebook.github.io/jsx/ We
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The suggested way of doing this is define a new component like so: var BigButton = React.createClass({ render: function() { return ( <Button {...this.props} className={'btn-large ' + th
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by spicyj 12y ago
We made these changes to try to make React better for everyone, but if you would like to continue using React 0.11, please do.
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See this post for a description of our terminology: http://facebook.github.io/react/blog/2014/10/14/introducing-... If I write var C = React.createClass(...); var e = <C />; var
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React v0.12(facebook.github.io)
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