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by vmasto 10y ago
Dr. Rauschmayer also maintains one of the best blogs about Javascript http://www.2ality.com
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by vmasto 10y ago
As a European I can't help but think that this is an immediate demonstration of how the leader of the United States can have actual impact on my life. I was being mocked today by my (also European) peers when I expressed my disappointm
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by vmasto 10y ago
Fiber is React's new core algorithm. https://github.com/acdlite/react-fiber-architecture
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Is (React) Fiber ready yet?(isfiberreadyyet.com)
9 points by vmasto 10y ago|8 comments
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Applications Now Open for Early ‘Landrush’ .blog Domains(en.blog.wordpress.com)
2 points by vmasto 10y ago|0 comments
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by vmasto 10y ago
I'm wondering if the data are outdated. Running through some ES2015 features like classes or arrow functions I noticed Safari was still "in development" while Safari 10 has shipped for over a month now with almost full ES2015
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by vmasto 10y ago
This has changed a lot with React. Honestly I jump with joy every time I start a new react project.
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by vmasto 10y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong but this post does nothing to explain why the license of Wix's library is MIT while based on prior art which was GPL, thus infringing on the GPL license, which is the whole point Matt is discussing about in
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by vmasto 10y ago
Nit: not sure why you mention const. It does not provide any kind of immutability assurance.
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by vmasto 10y ago
Care to provide sources for Immutable's bad performance?
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by vmasto 10y ago
There was a time (up until yesterday that is) where the Pro series was targeted to said HN demographic. I think the amount of criticism is perfectly reasonable.
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by vmasto 10y ago
I wonder what the reasoning is behind not using JSX.
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by vmasto 10y ago
Get out of a dialog quicky. Get out of the OS popup (e.g. File save). Get out of the current context in your editor/IDE (e.g. Search etc) Cancel something. Cmd+esc takes you to the previous up from cmd+tab (instead of cmd+shift+tab)
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by vmasto 10y ago
Obligatory xkcd https://xkcd.com/927/
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by vmasto 10y ago
Absolutely!
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by vmasto 10y ago
If you have a method called getUser and it throws an error when it can’t get a user, It’s much easier on the consumer to spell this out explicitly with a name like getUserOrThrowError I think this is bad advice honestly. Who does this any
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by vmasto 10y ago
That is not what parent was saying. And your brain is not your own implementation.
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by vmasto 10y ago
Or maybe shows how difficult that task is. Have you made an implementation that successfully distinguishes the two?
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by vmasto 10y ago
Really it doesn't matter if it's for display purposes or not. It all boils down to implementation. I can make a view library riddled with XSS vulns in very little time.
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by vmasto 10y ago
I would 100% back you up in my mind had it not been for the "Why Quicksort is the best sorting method?" question. I hope you'll agree that there is no way a correct answer would ever validate this question.
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by vmasto 10y ago
Oh hey what are you going to do with your million?
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by vmasto 10y ago
How is that relevant to the story?
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by vmasto 10y ago
That has certainly not been my experience. I've never had to think in JavaScript with Elm or ClojureScript for example.
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by vmasto 10y ago
Honest question. Given the vast amount of languages that compile to JavaScript what's stopping you from moving away from EcmaScript's "madness"?
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by vmasto 10y ago
Dare I say games? I honestly can't think of anything else.
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by vmasto 10y ago
No the spec is finished and Babel supports it. Browsers already have started implementing it. Edit: I realize you mean Typescript, my apologies
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by vmasto 10y ago
> it doesn't really hurt me any This is the unsafe mentality of "roll your own" and it's always a bad idea. There's a reason why we have to practically blindly follow the best practices; the attack vectors are so
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by vmasto 10y ago
You're being unfair. You're obviously using npm 2.x, we've since moved to 3 for a very long time now where the dependency tree is flattened and this issue is avoided.
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by vmasto 10y ago
Of course not. Also the modules he lists here are mostly for tooling purposes.
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by vmasto 10y ago
Hello, I would like to introduce you to the average user who doesn't understand backups.

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