throwitaway1123

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by throwitaway1123 3y ago
> "React" has been around for 10 years but in practice its been 3.5 different frameworks > the class version (still close enough to original) React.createClass existed because React is so old that not every browser supported
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by throwitaway1123 3y ago
> Thunks in javascript are barely related to historical thanks. There's so little overlap that they're borderline tangential. Thunks in JS are exactly the same as thunks in any other language. I would love to hear your explanat
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by throwitaway1123 3y ago
> My point is that this sort of thing doesn't happen so lightly in other ecosystems. React has been around for 10 years (almost 11 since we're a few days away from 2024). Many of the ecosystems you're holding up as the epi
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by throwitaway1123 3y ago
> next server components breaking most css-in-js libraries This is a legitimate gripe, and React Server Components in general have introduced a lot of complexity. It's worthing noting though that you don't have to use server co
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by throwitaway1123 3y ago
> "The whole stack of framework, tooling, linting/ts, node/bun, build/transpile... SO. Many. Dependencys... I had a 10 minute conversation on what the fuck a "thunk" is and why I would want to use it yesterd
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by throwitaway1123 3y ago
> I’ve talked to friends who’ve lost a spouse, sometimes to death and sometimes to savage divorce, and they universally say that one of the unexpectedly hardest things is not being able to ask: Remember that one place? Or that time? Reme
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by throwitaway1123 3y ago
> htmx, a disciple of hypermedia, available only in hardcover do not look for alternatives, has been manifesting itself into existence recently I think this whole sentence was meant to be a joke. This "article" is filled with j