_hzrk

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by _hzrk 5y ago
Interconnectedness of the world today is economically justified, it does not have any morality in it. In the same vein, if we would have to listen to your anti-morality point of view, we should have kept the connections as before even if we
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by _hzrk 5y ago
Yes, they should check for any possible breaches. As any other responsbile company already does, like AWS for example which not only checks for breaches, but also scans public repositories like GitHub and GitLab for leaked credentials. A co
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by _hzrk 5y ago
No, they are JavaScript, it is array based programming wrapped in a reactive functional-declarative approach. Simply array of objects cascading with state. {#await promise} is more cryptic than any useHook function implementation.
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by _hzrk 5y ago
Same experience, I've started working with React when Hooks were introduced in a greenfield project. My last experience with JavaScript was jQuery and Angular 1. I was blown away by the functional-declarative approach of React Hooks, I
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by _hzrk 5y ago
The choice between OOP React and Angular boils down to this, as you said, people prefer the OOP nature as they come from Java, C#, some prefer even more the templating system of Angular as that reminds them of JSP, Thymeleaf and other syste
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by _hzrk 5y ago
https://github.com/zio/zio-prelude
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by _hzrk 5y ago
Yep, Kafka is probably the most popular one. I've heard that the team is looking forward to replace the remaining Scala code in the project with Java once pattern matching and co. land. Spark is another beast that was written in Scala.
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by _hzrk 5y ago
> Being written in a language that isn't well-suited to large projects and refactoring efforts doesn't help either. I know that Borg was written in Java and Kubernetes in Go. Though the latter had a reputation in the beginning