barneycarroll

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by barneycarroll 9y ago
It's debatable how far that provides indemnity from Facebook. It's explicitly derived from their API, so whereas you can conceivably write a project to make use of React and then seamlessly switch to Preact if Facebook become thre
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by barneycarroll 10y ago
Flarum is a good one - like Discourse but nice: http://flarum.org/ Memrise.com use it for their apps. Guild Wars 2 uses it for in-game UI. More here: https://github.com/lhorie/mithril.js/wiki/
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by barneycarroll 10y ago
Related: https://qz.com/192874/is-the-oculus-rift-designed-to-be-sexi...
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by barneycarroll 10y ago
Other times, people introduce seemingly impertinent colour into an analogy in order to engage the target audience's imagination and reasoning better. They may even tailor the duration of their analogy in order to match that of other an
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by barneycarroll 10y ago
There's a stream lib (not included in core, it's a separate package), which fulfils some data flow concerns. The DbMonster implementation could have used those. TBH using Redux for DbMonster is a bit besides the point of the exerc
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by barneycarroll 11y ago
"based on facts that are no longer true" I don't think each successive wave is necessarily thinking about facts that were true but are no longer true. I think being opinionated about the tech stack you have to work with is of
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by barneycarroll 11y ago
I'm forcing myself to use this in all my side projects. It often feels contrived to use dynamic references when you could just apply a string, but that's because of years of predetermined CSS usage. Dynamic CSS is the future, we j
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by barneycarroll 13y ago
IE used to have dynamic CSS properties [0], which were most often used in the wild to achieve max-width in IE [1] (at huge cost — in the linked article the author warns against using the very performance-expensive technique). But the way th