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vladimir-y
9y ago
> Have you ever written a non-web program though? The default mode for almost all native GUI kits is for developers to define the UI in code. Surely I have. I do understand that with JSX you get the valid template model, not the raw HTML
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vladimir-y
9y ago
> Your question would be similar to asking, "why the hell do you write pixel data to an invisible memory buffer if you're going to ultimately display it on the screen?" That's not an argument. VueJS for example also s
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vladimir-y
9y ago
> You are not writing HTML when you write JSX, you are writing Javascript. And why the hell you have to write code in JS that will be ultimately represented as HTML? Is it because it simplifies some processes for the React's VDOM im
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vladimir-y
9y ago
The article says to me that the team/company had no initial actual need to use TypeScript as seems author doesn't get a point of its purpose (of course code writing will be slower on the initial stage as it's not just about w
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vladimir-y
9y ago
> Angular is a application framework, Vue is a view library. React is more a just view library than Vue, Vue is a complete framework actually with built-in reactivity (no MobX thing needed). Redux state management (which is not always ne
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vladimir-y
9y ago
> TypeScript in no way prohibits you from defining a plain old untyped object. Just don't assign a type to it, and it behaves just as it would in plain JS. I wouldn't use Angular 2/4 either, because of its needless complex
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vladimir-y
9y ago
> with 8 cores ULV CPU 4 cores obviously
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vladimir-y
9y ago
Sure, but this time AMD made Intel to show a real progress with 8 cores ULV CPU (yes to show, as I guess Intel had it ready-made, but was not going to present it for the time being). Before this year Intel didn't have to show the real
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vladimir-y
9y ago
> If you are using aliases you are not using explicit imports. You are as you have the "import" code line in the code sources. If you get rid of that code line, you make it happen implicitly and this is the case of undesirable
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vladimir-y
9y ago
Can the title be generalized? Like don't use anything from FB?
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vladimir-y
9y ago
> You are contradicting yourself there. There is really no difference in clarity between an automatic path resolver and using aliases. No difference? In case of explicit importing you get the "import" thing in the sources code
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vladimir-y
9y ago
You can see on the 21-24 minutes the bad idea of implicit imports which is being presented as a great idea: - Explicit import is a much better idea than the Marko's folder structure based implicit import thing. Explicit import makes th
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vladimir-y
9y ago
I'm not writing about my personal preferences, this was the key point: > think like Vue is a new jQuery
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vladimir-y
9y ago
Right, and MobX like thing is built-in into the Vue.
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vladimir-y
9y ago
Everything is a 3rd party library when it comes to the building complex React based app. Redux is a part of the hype train, so you are going to use it if you are on the train.
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vladimir-y
9y ago
> learning JSX Not just learning, JSX/React.createElement approach is the hell itself, it increases the technical debt every time you use it, but some people prefer to make a blind eye to this. When juniors come to work with React I
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vladimir-y
9y ago
Bootstrapping matters more for the сurious and not very experienced individuals, think like Vue is a new jQuery.
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vladimir-y
9y ago
> With render-function. This is even worse as for me. Generally the JSX/React.createElement approach itself and the fact that many people like the idea make me cry. Do people like it just because it's given by FB?
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vladimir-y
9y ago
Vue.js is going to win because simplicity and easier bootstrapping matter. In the same time Vue.js is powerful enough for building the complex and scalable apps.
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vladimir-y
9y ago
it would be even harder to find OCaml/Haskell developers :)
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vladimir-y
9y ago
Any reasons to not go with https://www.fastmail.com/ ?
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vladimir-y
9y ago
See here is the extension for Chrome https://github.com/njuljsong/wsjUnblock Technically you just need to set the location referer to something like Facebook's domain.
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vladimir-y
9y ago
> Cool, which ones? Forming data requests on the client/consumer side. > JSX and its variations are game-changers. don't be so sure
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vladimir-y
9y ago
OData appeared before the GraphQL with the similar ideas.
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vladimir-y
9y ago
HC + some specific audio podcasts.
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vladimir-y
9y ago
> seems like they don't care at all It's proven for me that they don't, as it's a long standing and massive problem. Consumers should stop buying poorly engineered/manufactured devices, that would be the reasonab
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vladimir-y
9y ago
I'd rather get Thinkpad Carbon X1 5th gen or Thinkpad T470.
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vladimir-y
9y ago
No as far as I know, Latitude line is also affected.
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vladimir-y
9y ago
Slack client for Mac OS to be exactly. Browser version works just fine, don't use any client app.
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vladimir-y
9y ago
Why not this script https://github.com/jlund/streisand ?
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