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by tzaman 11y ago
I disagree. The last letter of the API stands for "interface", which by the definition (a point where two systems, subjects, organizations, etc. meet and interact.) means you don't always have the ability to put a "same
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by tzaman 11y ago
Watch our for nvidia drivers :)
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by tzaman 11y ago
While I understand your point, that's not entirely true; Redux itself is just a state management library, and thus _completely_ decoupled from React. You can use it with any other library/framework. In order for Redux to work with
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by tzaman 11y ago
But they can try him in absence, can they not?
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by tzaman 11y ago
I wasn't aware of that. Not Malta at least. Cyprus definitely :)
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by tzaman 11y ago
Remote, full time. CSS/SASS wizard with BEM skills (or other paradigms that result in maintainable codebases). https://codeable.io Please only apply if you're European, we are all remote, but some overlap in working ho
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by tzaman 11y ago
> Twitter is the greatest social platform ever built. Period. For you. Not necessarily everyone else. Just saying this because the post is titled that everyone is wrong, so I expected some facts, not just "cuz I said so" > N
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by tzaman 11y ago
I'v done an integration test example (no PhantomJS, just jsdom) if anyone is interested: https://gist.github.com/tomazzaman/790bc607eb7ca3fd347f
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by tzaman 11y ago
I think this is what everyone feels when starting with React, but the pros are much bigger (and more of them) than the cons. the main difference between React and everything else is that React brings HTML to Javascript (and not vice versa).
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by tzaman 11y ago
I could not disagree more. Rapidly picking up any language is simply not possible (unless you're a genious). Because the language is not just the syntax; It's its history and evolution, design choices, documentation (or lack there
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by tzaman 11y ago
Yeah, but what % of frontend developers use Dart, CS or TS? Not as big as you think. And no browser supports any of them, yet, including ES6. So you always have to transpile to vanilla JS, whether you use ES6 or ClojureScript. Don't ge
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by tzaman 11y ago
One language to rule them all. There is no way to handle complex UIs in the browser without JavaScript. So while you absolutely need JS developers, why not make the API/backned in the same language so that you can hire additional devel
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by tzaman 11y ago
Intercom is by far the best customer support tool I've used (and I tried 10+). We use it both as a widget on our landing page and our support email redirects there, which allows us assigning tickets effectively to the team member respo
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by tzaman 11y ago
Thanks! I'll look this project closely from now on and try to contribute to best of my abilities! :)
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by tzaman 11y ago
Pretty amazing, but there's one feature all test runners seem to ignore, and that's persistent watching. And the ones that _do_ support it just run pretty much _everything_ on each save. My development process looks like this: - r
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by tzaman 11y ago
It's in memory of Gene Amdahl I think.
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by tzaman 11y ago
> For how good Chinese manufacturing can be just look at your apple computer. The difference between Apple and FAA? Apple has nearly unlimited resources, so they can be present on site to make sure quality is top notch. FAA does not. Ove
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by tzaman 11y ago
I think you've missed the point. It's not about American/Foreign but the implications of outsourcing things to less developed countries. My mom has a foundry here in Slovenia and at some point she decided to outsource product
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by tzaman 11y ago
Codeable - Denmark - Full Time - Remote We're looking for a Ruby (on Rails) developer to help build and maintain our API. Requirements: - EU timezone (so that our hours overlap as much as possible) - You know Ruby and Rails inside out
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How to get fast unit tests with(out) Webpack(medium.com)
1 points by tzaman 11y ago|0 comments
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by tzaman 11y ago
The problem is that generators are not that widely supported (yet). You could replace CSP with something like Bacon.js and likely achieve the same effect (don't have an example, but I'm researching the area for a new project)
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by tzaman 11y ago
Frontend dev @ Codeable ( https://codeable.io ) - remote, full time We're in a need of a frontend developer with strong JavaScript skills (about to start building a React-based single page application). React, Angular, Gulp,
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by tzaman 12y ago
This article is beyond awesome - I was actually starting to think I'm in some kind of burnout stage since I didn't feel productive at all and I was blaming it on the fact that I've grown from a developer role into a more mana
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by tzaman 12y ago
Nope, not much different - There were two developers in the team (me + another dev) and my co-founder, who's a business (non-technical) co-founder. So it was between me and him where the specs and activities were not properly defined (
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by tzaman 12y ago
We learned this the hard way. After months of development we really didn't use (or know) any tools for proper development so we just wrote code in the most disorganized manner possible, which resulted in shipping far apart with poorl
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by tzaman 12y ago
Thank you.
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There's feminism and then there's bullying(zaman.io)
6 points by tzaman 12y ago|3 comments
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by tzaman 12y ago
Interesting! May I ask how you got the idea for this? I'm thinking about possible use cases :)
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by tzaman 12y ago
Bootstrap and Foundation introduce something I'd like to call reverse development , which is, instead of adding functionality, you're removing large, unneeded portions of it (removing bloat). I completely agree, it's much be
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by tzaman 12y ago
I think that marriage itself is completely irrelevant - it's the relationship that matters; Although we're getting married next year (we joke about sealing the deal , since we both agree it's just a nice-to-have) after 7 yea

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