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Material UI for React reached v1.0.0
(material-ui.com)
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yuchi
8y ago
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I’m always in for some laughs, don’t get me wrong. But if there’s something I hate is a list of bad examples (such as “falsehoods programmers think") where there’s no reference to an explanation of why each of those is a bad example. I
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I have to agree with you — even if I am positively an anti-gun italian non-activist. There’s a little problem in the fact that those video promote the ownership of guns, and makes them socially acceptable, which could be stated as one of th
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yuchi
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Web distribution is way easier this way, obviously.
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You can “skip” the whole “closing braces” stuff, then it’s definitely shorter. I’m talking about this: </Button> </Window> </App> ); } }
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yuchi
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We developers are to be blamed for this. When Apple had long and thoightful review practices we treated them as the business murderers. And yet here we are asking exactly for their long and painful review process to have a comeback.
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After my first 6 packets of trash I started printing copies of them and reselling them for 40¢ each (50¢ for more rare ones) making a little fortune (3€ a day). It lasted a week before other parents were incredibly annoyed by this. Aaaaand
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9y ago
See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16799578
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yuchi
9y ago
Did you mean ^10?
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9y ago
Yield * fn()?
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Yo is a scaffolder. At the end of the generation you are more or less on your own. This is a full prepackaged config you can easily upgrade. The cost? Hard (if not impossible) customizations of underlying products config. Not a con IMHO.
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I believe that SQLite is a continous source for awe in terms of overall quality of software. Their documentation is spot on, extremely clear and has a very low barrier for entry. Applauds to them and the fantastic job they have been doing i
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Or just use correctly defined CSP
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Sorry, I’m gonna say it straight: this is bullshits. A bad behaving dependency (has useless deps) doesn’t invalidates the whole idea of using a package manager. Probably the author has not enough experience in maintaining projects written b
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Seeing Jeremy resurfacing old threads brings me memories. Anyway this was a nice thread to follow while it happened.
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yuchi
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Exactly. I’ve been using redux-saga a lot recently and they really fill the gap between the concept of a long running Task and asynchronous values/executions (Promises).
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yuchi
9y ago
Promises don‘t swallow errors (sorry to be pedantic but there’s no concept of Exception in JS). They just propagate it to the rejection channel. What was your precise experience?
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100% agree. In my (more or less extensive) experience missing cancellation is what bites you more. Not because Promises don‘t implement it (I worked a lot with bluebirds CancellablePromises a lot and… it’s not fun) but because there’s no un
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yuchi
9y ago
This font is pure digital poetry.
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yuchi
9y ago
Has always been there.
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yuchi
9y ago
That logo. Oooooh my gosh. Soooo nice.
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yuchi
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Happened to me too. Most of us became mac users with Mac Books, and they always had an incredibly responsive touchpad. I believe it’s enough responsive to let us express our finger tics through it. The cursor actually become an extension
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It is not a component. It’s just a demo for CSS Grid layout built with React. Being built with React is completely ininfluent with the project.
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yuchi
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Can a single damn news source stop using metaphors in their titles?… I infer there’s a huge lay off here…
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yuchi
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It does make me feel better!
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yuchi
9y ago
Thanks for this info
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yuchi
9y ago
Thank you so much
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yuchi
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Can someone explain this in simple-english? It’s pretty difficult to understand good-doers from evil-doers here… Edit/clarification: non native english speaker here…
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Probably they implemented it just as a hidden (virtual?) project for each team and then attached issues to it. I mean, most of github now is rendered markdown…
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yuchi
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Wait, wrong thread?
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