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Inferno.js is the fastest vDOM diffing library, React compatible(github.com)
2 points by wanda 11y ago|0 comments
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HotDrink.js for UI Programming(github.com)
3 points by wanda 11y ago|0 comments
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Mercury, a modular front-end framework inspired by React and Elm(github.com)
1 points by wanda 11y ago|0 comments
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React.js and Using Web Workers for VDOM Diffing(blog.nparashuram.com)
2 points by wanda 11y ago|0 comments
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You Might Not Need Lodash(github.com)
4 points by wanda 11y ago|0 comments
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by wanda 11y ago
You don't need to sell it to me, I see the advantages--but precisely because I understand those advantages, I actually intend to complete my next project with Cycle.js [1]. [1]: http://cycle.js.org
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by wanda 11y ago
React is JavaScript. jQuery, sure, that's probably harmful in the long run, but you have to know JavaScript to use React. /Structuring/ an app is a different skill that takes lots of consideration, especially in a language as
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by wanda 11y ago
There is no 'one true way'; as long as your app works and you can hold it in your head, everything is fine. With all due respect, this is the major criticism of adopting React, given that it's still in
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by wanda 11y ago
I did not mean to imply that all Apple customers are luxury market. I have an iPhone and I only just scrape by. But I bought an iPhone 5 refurb rather than the iPhone 6--primarily because, despite having long fingers, I detest big phones.
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Active Theory(activetheory.net)
1 points by wanda 11y ago|0 comments
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by wanda 11y ago
I believe FreedomToCreate was expressing surprise not only at the frequency with which Apple customers upgrade their gear, but rather the fact that such expensive hardware should be upgraded so frequently at all when the advantages are incr
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Disabling npm's progress bar yields a 2x npm install speed(twitter.com)
6 points by wanda 11y ago|1 comments
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by wanda 11y ago
Oh that /is/ a good one. Thanks.
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by wanda 11y ago
Have to increase my list now... React.js http://hackernews.azurewebsites.net React.js http://hackernewsmobile.com Vue.js http://vuejs.github.io/vue-hackernews jQuery
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Mappersmith: a lightweight, isomorphic, REST client mapper for JavaScript(tulios.github.io)
3 points by wanda 11y ago|0 comments
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by wanda 11y ago
I think what qualifies a web application is the introduction of state and enabling the manipulation of data. Static sites, or dynamic websites without the state problem to the end user, are naturally better off without a client-side app app
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by wanda 11y ago
No problem.
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by wanda 11y ago
A tip for you: please don't use background-attachment:fixed because it forces a repainting and the resultant drop below 60fps does your lib no credit. If you alter your approach you can still achieve the same effect by making use of
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“ I hate your single page app ”(medium.com)
11 points by wanda 11y ago|4 comments
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by wanda 11y ago
I use Chrome OS as my daily driver/recreational computer, and I work from the command line on FreeBSD and Linux machines during the day, so maybe I'm just out of touch with Windows, however: My partner has a laptop with an Core i3
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by wanda 11y ago
Using the same tool, I can see that my website loads in 440ms in the Netherlands. The homepage is 140kb, makes 6 requests, leverages caching and http/2 thanks to nginx etc. Which is great and everything, but for a reader in Texas, that
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JQuery 3 beta released(blog.jquery.com)
4 points by wanda 11y ago|0 comments
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by wanda 11y ago
This is exactly why I liked your creation. Sure, pushing the boundaries of CSS is cool, but the message is what really matters: reserve the JavaScript for applications. This exploration of logic gates in CSS is a really great example too:
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by wanda 11y ago
Here's the dude's source: http://codepen.io/victordarras/pen/xZOqoE
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A game made with CSS/HTML only(victordarras.fr)
256 points by wanda 11y ago|68 comments
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by wanda 11y ago
Their wives complain that their husbands didn’t notice that the furniture was repossessed or that their old cat died and was replaced by a dog. My third husband was like that. At some point in my marriage I discovered that he
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by wanda 11y ago
Surprised they use WordPress to build this website. I thought they'd use Umbraco at the least. It doesn't surprise me though. ASP.NET is a powerful platform which has seen some great improvements after MVC gained traction, but I w
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by wanda 11y ago
I wonder if the starman Perl webserver is named after the David Bowie song...
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by wanda 11y ago
Acronyms are trendier. and fewer bytes of you're performance-obsessed.
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by wanda 11y ago
Nutrition is like SEO: lots of studies, lots of claims, lots of data... but all the claims/conclusions seem to be based on post hoc ergo propter hoc reasoning and anecdotal evidence where the true reasons for success were either misund

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