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by wcarron 9y ago
v-directives are just a bridge for old angular.js developers to jsx and render functions. Vue supports both.
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by wcarron 9y ago
Node.js and express.js are server side. Use them for your API. It's pretty simple to grok if the docs are read. The docs for both are pretty good. On the client side, I personally use vue.js + webpack. It works for me. With the nicely
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by wcarron 9y ago
Thus creating cleaner, more focused, more testable, likely faster, and more maintainable code bases. Which also adhere to the Single-Responsibility Principle. We as developers already offload certain tasks to separate servers. Do you use yo
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by wcarron 9y ago
I have no stake for or against Uber in any manner. I just call spades what they are. > I don't really think I'm going to convince you that maybe Uber is doing what they've planned on doing all along Conversely, I don'
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by wcarron 9y ago
I come from the planet where Uber is currently: - Hemorrhaging cash like a hemophiliac taking blood thinners - Embroiled in various legal battles - Losing labor market share to Lyft - Losing customer market share to Lyft - Failing to push l
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by wcarron 9y ago
Seems like a horrible submarine article. "Oh look! Uber did $Thing! Get in on it now or miss out like a loser!" Like, honestly? This is it? Uber, the "behemoth" who failed to crush the taxi industry as promised, is now s
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by wcarron 9y ago
Would disagree. HN is critical in the sense that people actually debate a significant amount of the time instead of replying with memes. Calling spades what they are isn't, in my opinion, equivalent to being needlessly critical. As for
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by wcarron 9y ago
> take the most critical, bullying group of individuals on the internet and throw them into one community; that is Reddit,” said Tuff. Hah! This guy must not use the web often. Also, for a guy who eventually hopes to sell ads on the Redd
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by wcarron 9y ago
I don't get that impression at all. Vue, in my opinion, is purely a React competitor. It's not the new Angular. AngularJS was basically the only game in town for a while. React is more popular than Vue, current. And it has Faceboo
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by wcarron 9y ago
Because it helps ensure you're not attempting to export products, services, and ideas with the goal of undermining other countries?? It's not a perfect idea. But the export of harmful things just so one nation can offload the cost
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by wcarron 9y ago
I would say that Vue's core libraries are very well put together. Vuex, Vue-router, vue-resource, vue-axios, etc are all simple and easy to use. Personally, I wouldn't say either community has better supporting libs than the other
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by wcarron 9y ago
I mean, why not? I run a few small sites and even I throw a 4096-bit key in there on 'em. It's not a burden.
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by wcarron 9y ago
My mistake, you are correct.
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by wcarron 9y ago
No, it is not. But my point was that client-side javascript environments are not congruent in their support for all language features. Writing a boatload of async/await, object-spread, etc. code on the client and not transpiling is ask
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by wcarron 9y ago
My reddit use has significantly dropped off when I was faced with the horror that is their mobile site. That banner is downright offensive.
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by wcarron 9y ago
Server side at least. Not exactly confident that say, a vue-webpack site with no transpilation will play nicely with everyone's browsers.
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by wcarron 9y ago
Huh, well never knew about this. Thanks!
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by wcarron 9y ago
Not the parent commenter, but could you explain why? AT my work we're setting up a large deployment and I'm planning on configuring fail2ban on all our instances. Is there any downside to doing so that I'm missing?
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by wcarron 9y ago
At my (admittedly tiny) place of work, we use it in production for literally everything alongside redis. It gets the job done. Not my favorite. I'd rather be using PostgreSQL since our data is 100% relational. But though some wicked tw
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by wcarron 9y ago
Most definitely not. Same songs. Not referring to radio edits (though I have seen them too, sometimes).
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by wcarron 9y ago
I get repeat songs now and then. Not a lot, but a noticeable number.
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by wcarron 9y ago
That's false. A simple spelling mistake, which everyone makes from time to time, does not invalidate his or her comment.
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by wcarron 9y ago
Oh...shit. That is both stupefying and petrifying. More and more I feel that there is a new class war coming; and it is not rich vs poor so much as it is governments vs civilians. Really wondering whether this will be shot down or if other
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by wcarron 9y ago
It's not that I think people should not ride motorcycles. It's that WE are aware of the heightened level of danger, extra things to watch for, etc. Most people are not and recommending motorcycles casually to people who may not gr
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by wcarron 9y ago
I also ride a motorcycle. Just got a new sportster and love it. I'll agree that it is wonderful not ever having to adjust a damn radio, roll windows up or worry about broken AC. It's great for all the reasons you described. I also
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by wcarron 9y ago
This is a thread about Nazism, not Communism. Whataboutisms like that are not constructive.
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by wcarron 9y ago
I got into programming while angular 1.x was in its prime, and got onto the new frameworks just as they got going. I can't really discuss RAD or twenty years ago. I do agree with the maintainable remark though. Things seem like they&#x
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by wcarron 9y ago
I would definitely not go so far as to say that. I don't have any experience with ng2+, because I was turned off by the initial complexity and monolithic style of the framework (the Front end doesn't need to be that complicated).
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by wcarron 9y ago
I've been using vue since it's conceptions (well, nearly) and it's been a joy. Initially, the templates provided the perfect path to migrate from angular 1.x. That, among other things, was the main reason I chose it over reac
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by wcarron 9y ago
Fair point and good analogy. While I can't comment on the neurotoxicity, I will definitely say MDA itself has a more LSD like effect than MDMA does and contributes significantly to differing effects.

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