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by spicyj 12y ago
> Unfortunately it doesn't seem like React documented React.DOM :( React.DOM.div(), etc. are part of React's public API -- if we didn't document them, that's a mistake.
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> One thing to note: if you’ve already downloaded the app, you’ll need to download it again — a side effect of them transferring the app from Morrisey’s App Store developer account to reddit’s. I was under the impression that Apple allow
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by spicyj 12y ago
The GitHub page is up now.
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Yes, we're willing to consider internships for non-university students. Most of our interns have been programming on and off for at least a few years, sometimes much more.
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Thanks. Good luck!
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by spicyj 12y ago
> My last day is next Friday. This is surely not the best thread to ask, but what are you doing next?
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Each position should either say "Remote work is a possibility" or just "Mountain View, CA" at the top of the page if you click through from the careers page.
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Khan Academy — Mountain View, CA (we also love interns, and remote is a possibility) We're a small, non-profit tech startup bringing a free, world-class education to anyone, anywhere. Here's a testimonial we received last week: ==
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by spicyj 12y ago
I didn't design the KaTeX site (but I implemented it), and I hadn't seen writelatex.com before. Honestly, I don't see much resemblance other than the fact that both are green.
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Even though we're using CSS as much as possible, we do need the character metrics in order to do positioning properly. (For example, $x^2$ and $F^2$ differ in the vertical position of the 2.) You'll need to update these metrics to
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Hi.
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> small visual warning The post says that in Chrome 41 (Q1 2015) the https will display in red with a strikethrough, which is more than a small visual warning.
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Out of the possible names listed in that post, only "Community Markdown" sounds to me like a truly unofficial name; the others all seem to claim some degree of authority over the entire Markdown brand.
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by spicyj 12y ago
This is a mistake; I think we got it confused with andreypopp's sweet-jsx by mistake.
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by spicyj 12y ago
Quasi-dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8265945 , though I personally feel that this post is more useful.
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None yet, sorry.
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Yup, we've just started recently. Too soon to give any value judgements on it but this article https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8248536 made a lot of sense to me and I'm cautiously optimistic about Flux overal
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by spicyj 12y ago
React does a similar batching of updates to avoid unnecessary rerenders, but a critical piece of the Flux dispatcher is helping organize inter-store dependencies which (unless I'm missing something) neither Backburner nor React itself
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> * Khan Academy (also uses loads of React) (We're writing almost no new Backbone code these days.)
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(2011)
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Semantic versioning means less for a product like Firefox or Chrome than for a library like Underscore that thousands of other pieces of software rely on.
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by spicyj 12y ago
BigQuery isn't really in the same space; it's meant for analytics queries where speed isn't as important (queries take seconds or minutes). Google Cloud Datastore is a better parallel.
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Khan Academy — Mountain View, CA (we also love interns, and remote is a possibility) We're a small, non-profit tech startup bringing a free, world-class education to anyone, anywhere. Here's a testimonial we received last week: ==
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by spicyj 12y ago
> I wish they would allow us to restrict what information was given to apps, whether or not the apps "required" it. I never login with Facebook but sometimes check the permissions it asks for, all friends, all info, etc are the
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> I also discovered Facebook makes all their "contributors" (anyone who does a pull request) sign an agreement with them, which seems weird and not cool. https://code.facebook.com/cla This is standard for virtu
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by spicyj 12y ago
No, this is most likely an artifact of react-nested-router ( https://github.com/rpflorence/react-nested-router ) not currently preserving the scroll position. Definitely not a constraint imposed by React. Edit: Or this m
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I'd love to know what you love about Polymer so we can make React better. :)
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We still recommend exporting small modules internally in your code base so that things are easier to reason about and dead code elimination can work better -- but when interfacing with third-party libraries, the namespacing feature can be h
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At Khan Academy most of our frontend is now using React (including our personalized learning dashboard, coach reports, question editor [1], etc.) and we're really happy with it. We have about 750 React components and 50,000 lines of JS
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BigBingo: Khan Academy's New BigQuery-backed A/B Testing Framework(alangpierce.com)
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