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by zackify 9y ago
It keeps coming down to finding the right resources and not wasting time on the bad projects. And that's totally valid. We need some sort of js beginner walk through that has a section for each step in the process and explains the solu
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by zackify 9y ago
It's not as high as you would think. Everyone here loves to complain how fast things come along but the following is true for any language. If you know the fundamentals of JS you can do anything. It's not hard to spend a Saturday
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by zackify 9y ago
Needing something quick is subjective honestly. Personally I could build you a service worker that makes your app offline capable and throw in React components on whatever pages you need, or setup a whole React / vue / vanilla js
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by zackify 9y ago
Doesn't work at all with JS. This is a big thing on many sites now. Also, since that is the case, you could build this in a few hours using something like: https://github.com/bda-research/node-crawler . Yes, it wou
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by zackify 9y ago
How would you get a letter from Google if you are never scraping google's sites? They would never know?
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by zackify 9y ago
This will not be default until React 17 I believe.
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by zackify 9y ago
Not at all, nothing incompatible changes on the surface. There are more features and no breaking changes. It's mostly all under the hood! There will be new public api's to build your own custom rendering engine, ex how there is re
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Handling Client Side App Updates (with Service Workers)(zach.codes)
3 points by zackify 10y ago|0 comments
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by zackify 10y ago
mailtrap.io?
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by zackify 10y ago
If anyone wants to see, we are using next.js 2.0 on https://kimmel.com . Yes, the designer added way too many fonts, but overall it's a really nice static site thanks to next and the programmatic api allowed me to generate b
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by zackify 10y ago
This has been a chrome plugin for years already. It's called motivation: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/motivation/ofdgfpc... Edit: I see it's mentioned when you click about :)
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Native Navigation in React Native(github.com)
5 points by zackify 10y ago|1 comments
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by zackify 10y ago
Their React app definitely has a lot that could be done better. It is nice seeing what other people come up with in big orgs and learning from what they have written. Sometimes I have imposter syndrome to the max but this sort of codebase I
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by zackify 10y ago
I think you need more features to be competitive. In the span of a week by using socket.io I accomplished live chat on our site plus sending the mouse position and changing the current page a user visits on our site. It's not worth usi
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by zackify 10y ago
I wish I could just manage a login page all day, sheesh
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by zackify 10y ago
Sure, keep adding many methods and make new functions every time. I totally get what you're saying. I just like the syntactic sugar of Template Literals :)
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by zackify 10y ago
The only thing I disagree with is making an extra dependency sound like such a bad thing. Nobody uses fetch directly. You always wrap it into a more suitable api for your project. So either you're going to do that yourself, or add in a
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by zackify 10y ago
I think the syntax is nicer if you take a look at the example of doing partial requests. I made this library for fun, but I'll be splitting out my requests into partials for an entire api. I think you get benefits from using the partia
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Show HN: Write ajax requests with template literals(github.com)
10 points by zackify 10y ago|9 comments
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by zackify 10y ago
he means got big ;)
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by zackify 10y ago
Java became the language of the web?
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by zackify 10y ago
Not OP, fyi If I only had more time... I'd love to write a guide on that. That really is a great idea! I recently copied the entire state management part (done with redux) to a react native app and it just worked. Was a really cool thi
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Human Readable AJAX Requests with Template Literals(zach.codes)
11 points by zackify 10y ago|0 comments
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by zackify 10y ago
I think it's completely fine to use JavaScript here. It would be nice to have instant page pushes. But it should be rendering the site without a loading indicator. There's no reason that should be displayed
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Notes on Finding the Best Clients(destructu.re)
1 points by zackify 10y ago|0 comments
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by zackify 10y ago
Author here, I'm attempting to clone https://laravel.com/docs/5.3/eloquent completely. Decided to release it for now so that I could get help on the api and everything before I get too far. I've just sta
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Show HN: An ORM for Node.js that doesn't suck(github.com)
6 points by zackify 10y ago|3 comments
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by zackify 10y ago
I generally charge 80/hr to do ReactJS / React Native work. I have been doing this for the last 6 months on and off.
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by zackify 10y ago
this is why you should be using immutable js. It will not throw errors accessing an object.
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by zackify 10y ago
Ironic, a website talking about banking can't even properly load all of their assets over https....

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