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wakeywakeywakey
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wakeywakeywakey
9y ago
Can you point to where contenteditable is used? I was not able to see the attribute when inspecting the demo source.
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9y ago
Depends what "the bus" means to you. If you mean 10000%+ gains, BTC may not see that sort of growth again. However other coins/tokens may, and there is plenty of volatility to exploit if you're into high-risk daytrading.
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9y ago
TBH, I read this as: we mismanaged the project for months (years?), reduced scope creep by negotiating with the client, and finally implemented what should have been the version 1.0 solution while shifting the blame entirely on the loner de
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9y ago
Can you elaborate on why the price will stagnate or drop once these entities are in play?
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wakeywakeywakey
9y ago
A few devs on HN hang on to a bygone web where everything is a plain document. Your non-technical clients, who greatly outnumber them, want apps with rich interaction. Which one of them pays you?
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wakeywakeywakey
9y ago
The "need" for blockchain is likely better assessed by their engineers, who presumably have access to more information about their requirements than you do. Alternately, why not blockchain?
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9y ago
It would help if you explained "why" it's a bad idea, instead of just listing examples of stores doing it.
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9y ago
He may not get away with a lenient sentence if he continues rubbing salt in the wound while the process is ongoing.
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9y ago
This has been exactly my experience as well. The "sound" type system almost never makes a difference beyond blog post examples. TypeScript is incredibly pragmatic and clean.
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9y ago
After using both, TypeScript feels more natural and clean. Flow adds too many syntax deviations that I generally dislike. TypeScript works amazingly well with React. Also, it's great only having 1-2 build dependencies rather than 10+ B
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9y ago
Why? Can you provide more detail?
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9y ago
The reason to want people to buy in is to grow the space and incentivise vendors to build sophisticated services for it. Like with self-driving cars, a large herd benefits all members.
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9y ago
What kind of backend work? Scripts? Sure. CRUD app APIs (likely the majority of mainstream app dev out there)? JS is just as well-suited, and has the advantage of tech stack uniformity with the front end.
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9y ago
Right, I could have phrased it differently: another brand/community/project/environment/solution , like Chakra, will take the helm. The greater point I was making is that this fork seems to be a baby-and-bathwater react
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9y ago
Having reviewed the relevant tweets/GitHub issues/blog posts, I feel most of the noise is generated by people who make it their mission to find things about which to be outraged. The NodeJS brand has the momentum necessary to buil