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Show HN: Babel Macros for automatic React Hooks memoization invalidation(github.com)
1 points by yuchi 8y ago|0 comments
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by yuchi 8y ago
AFAIK the term is how brushed typeface are called in the industry.
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by yuchi 8y ago
Props to Sacha Greif, another work of art in design and visualization.
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by yuchi 8y ago
Not _the_ hardest, but among them. Back to 2011~12, cross-platform mobile application development with Titanium SDK (JavaScript). We have this ~50K sloc application which has several performance bottlenecks. At the time connecting the Chrom
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by yuchi 8y ago
I'm very happy to see React and Vue influence each other. They definitely are the highest quality frameworks out there and having two different research teams only improves the overall quality of the ecosystem. I'm a React fan, ye
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by yuchi 8y ago
I infer you don't mean to have both immutable data structures and deep copy as features to use together, since immutables don't need to be cloned.
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by yuchi 8y ago
I never knew those figures in southern Italy. Thanks for sharing.
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by yuchi 8y ago
In Italy the secrecy of the vote means that people have the right to keep it secret, not the obligation to do so! Is it any different in the US?
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by yuchi 8y ago
These discussions reminds me how Nazis had their own physics…
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by yuchi 8y ago
That's a Blade Runner parody!
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by yuchi 8y ago
Ok, no one is shoveling it down your throat. Just avoid it. But be prepared because it is the de-facto standard way of building classNames in React, also because it was part of the standard utilities provided by React .
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by yuchi 8y ago
Your little utility here doesn’t cover the whole 'classnames' API. export default function classNames(...args) { return args.filter(valid).map(single); } function valid(arg) { return arg && (!Array.isArray
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by yuchi 8y ago
While I can understand your skepticism on the first one, the second package is actually very useful. It doesn't just concatenate strings filtering out falsy values, it supports the whole old AngularJS class format. You can, for example
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by yuchi 8y ago
Yeah seasoning in italian never means “adding spice to some food” but only “keeping it in a cold/dry place and wait for it to be ready“ (usually months, sometimes years).
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by yuchi 8y ago
If they are "front and center" they should be covered by your front page, probably also centered :P Anyway I'm intrigued, but being it closed source means there's a huge "NO" for me written on top of it. Even i
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by yuchi 8y ago
As dev AND ux designer I ask you to, please, not to forget that most of decision makers have been in a situation where they had to throw away a medium to big system whose UX was blatantly old and poorly executed because it was on top of som
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by yuchi 8y ago
It was a little bit dated in 2016 too to be honest.
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by yuchi 8y ago
I _believe_ it’s statistically irrelevant.
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by yuchi 8y ago
I recently discovered a dev/artist that brings this to its max expression. I fondly love all the work you can find in the portfolio. https://twitter.com/neauoire
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Visual Cheatsheet for CSS Flex Layout(flexbox.malven.co)
2 points by yuchi 8y ago|0 comments
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by yuchi 8y ago
Been burned down to the last bit. Hats off.
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by yuchi 8y ago
It’s not a module. It’s a package. Or a library. But definitely not a module.
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by yuchi 8y ago
Moderators, please add a `(2016)` suffix to the title.
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by yuchi 8y ago
Would a full UI redesign proposal be appreciated too? I'd like to give it a shot if I found some spare time.
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by yuchi 8y ago
Quick link to a complex one: https://github.com/habitat-sh/habitat/blob/master/components...
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by yuchi 8y ago
The third paragraph: > Secondly, I am not affiliated with Gitlab. So this would be no “own” dog food at all.
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by yuchi 8y ago
The code snippets use JS in a very non idiomatic way — which makes this post interesting IMHumbleO There are few mutations that could be removed to have a clearer/purer functional approach, BTW
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by yuchi 8y ago
I refer to this video sooo many times a year everytime someone tries to understand why some “simple” tasks take so long.
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by yuchi 8y ago
In my personal experience what I discovered is that designing a good complex system always starts by reducing it to its minimal terms first and only then you can re-expose the complexity. This is less true when you are designing from sc
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by yuchi 8y ago
If you want to have a good laugh without owning and exploiting your PS4… https://github.com/Cryptogenic/PS4-5.05-Kernel-Exploit/blob/...

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