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by vjeux 8y ago
At Facebook, we are now using prettier[1] on all our JavaScript files, a growing number of Hack files are formatted with Hackfmt[2] and now black is being rolled out for Python. It's a really exciting time :) [1] https://pre
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by vjeux 8y ago
> part of me thinks I might be scared of success ( or scared of surpassing my parents )(media attention), part of me fears the attacks that might come with success ( having something to lose ) Beware of those expectations, after the init
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by vjeux 8y ago
Oh sorry you are right! I was reading the comment ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17097501 ) which said that the issue was caused with $.html
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by vjeux 8y ago
We called it that way in React in order to call out attention to the fact that it was actually dangerous. React also properly escapes everything else it prints. The app isn't using React but jQuery, which doesn't have those protec
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by vjeux 8y ago
This is a bug, could you send me the details at vjeux@fb.com? It goes back to HN for me.
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by vjeux 9y ago
So honored to see Prettier being the #3 tip!
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by vjeux 9y ago
Feel free to send me an email: vjeuxx@gmail.com
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by vjeux 9y ago
I just took a look at this and I don't think that the real win in terms of productivity is the fact that you are building an app with a visual environment or code. Both of them are roughly equivalent. What likely set them apart is the
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by vjeux 9y ago
Writing code today is way too hard, my work mission is to try to make it easier. I’m more focused on people who already know how to code than people that don’t. This drew me to work on React, Jest, React Native, Nuclide (Facebook IDE), crea
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by vjeux 9y ago
Also, what I've observed is that infrastructure tends to be a good fit for open source but not products. React is open source but Discord is not even though it's using React. Git is open source but Github is not.
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by vjeux 9y ago
My view is that you should be using the best available service. If it happens to be open source, then it's great but if it's not, it shouldn't be a blocker. I will not stop promoting the open source projects I'm working
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by vjeux 9y ago
I'm really glad I pushed Reactiflux to use Discord when Slack decided to kick them out, it's an awesome product and it's great to see that many open source projects decided to do the same and thrive there :)
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by vjeux 9y ago
In the same vein, I've been using Zwibbler ( http://zwibbler.com/demo/ ) for all the illustrations on my blog ( http://vjeux.com ) and it's been really nice to have images that look like they have
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by vjeux 9y ago
Got me a job at Facebook. I posted a weekend project while at school in 2011 ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2478751 ) and someone at Facebook reached out to me to interview there :)
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by vjeux 9y ago
Yoga just got a brand new website with a flexbox playground if you are interested: https://yogalayout.com
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by vjeux 9y ago
All the founding rounds are discrete events. I wonder if there's an opportunity to have a way to do funding in a more continuous way. You can get more people chipping in funding at random points in the life of the company that unlocks
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Prettier 1.10: One Year of Prettier(prettier.io)
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by vjeux 9y ago
You don’t need to do such complex things. You can just require(‘child_process’).execSync(‘any shell command’) with all the user credentials.
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by vjeux 9y ago
Hey, I'm sorry I misrepresented Facebook here. This was a small rant I did in response to a comment on my latest blog post. This is not extremely well thought out.
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by vjeux 9y ago
It was meant as a small rant around functional programming, not to get #1 on HN and being seen by a super wide audience. Sorry about that!
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by vjeux 9y ago
I'm taking down this post. I just posted this as a side comment to explain a sentence on my latest blog post. This wasn't meant to be #1 on HN to start a huge war on functional programming... The thoughts are not well formed enoug
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by vjeux 9y ago
If you are hosted by an employee, they are available for sale to visitors. It's super awesome indeed and bought one.
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by vjeux 9y ago
This is so exciting that prettier is being used by 15% of people that responded to the survey, it hasn't even been a year since it was open sourced!
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The License Zero Manifesto(writing.kemitchell.com)
190 points by vjeux 9y ago|185 comments
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by vjeux 9y ago
Do you have specific examples of what makes "the experience is totally fucking repellent"? We can work on trying to fix them :)
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by vjeux 9y ago
If someone is interested would be awesome to try and plug in as a parser for prettier.
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by vjeux 9y ago
You're likely going to be shut down by GitHub. They have a special section in their ToS that prohibits advertising. https://help.github.com/articles/github-terms-of-service/#k-... > Short version: We do no
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Prettier 1.5: GraphQL, CSS-In-JS and JSON(github.com)
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by vjeux 9y ago
We're using Algolia (the free version) for all Facebook open source project websites (React, GraphQL, Yarn, ...) and it's been nothing short of awesome. You just include a js file and add an input where you want the search and it
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Prettier 1.4: TypeScript and CSS support(github.com)
7 points by vjeux 9y ago|0 comments

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