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Building the Future of Spotify Desktop Apps
(engineering.atspotify.com)
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6y ago
Really sad. Rest In Peace Aaron.
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6y ago
We built a really cool enterprise social network with this at Autodesk 10+ years ago.
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Kuma: The platform that powers MDN
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6y ago
That’s exciting, I was just looking at the status of this yesterday.
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6y ago
Their home page is really a work of art, just beautiful.
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MIT Better World Gathering Talks
(betterworld.mit.edu)
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6y ago
yup, and if you want to really optimize it you could use functions as a service like lambda as your react rendering layer, which forwards to heroku or fargate or beanstalk or vanilla ec2 or whatever for your backend. and if cloudflare worke
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6y ago
hey if stimulus and turbolinks are your jam then rock it! I would at least give this a look though, it's super easy to use: https://github.com/shakacode/react_on_rails
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6y ago
Ya it really depends. I like redis and Postgres generally speaking for data, and Ruby on Rails generally for business logic. And you can certainly do universal rendering with that easily with react_on_rails. If you do end up needing more
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Wow that’s fascinating and insightful! Stripe sounds like such an awesome company. Congratulations on getting an offer from them, psyched for you!!!
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6y ago
Rails is dope. And it works really well with universal react rendering if you need that with react_on_rails.
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6y ago
Ya depends on what you’re doing. Webpack is worth mastering though in general.
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6y ago
True, that’s not its use case.
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6y ago
React supports server side rendering.
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6y ago
React is great though, why not just use that?
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6y ago
Is this faang / levels.fyi pay range?
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6y ago
> So let's not lose our excitement and sense of wonder Exactly. It’s wild the potential that many of us hold.
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6y ago
Sounds reasonable. Thing is, these companies pay, and this is what they do. So if you want to play there, you have to play the game their way.
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6y ago
Talk to people you know. Should help find a job without the inane interviews. Blessings to you friend.
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When Open Source Came to Microsoft
(codemag.com)
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6y ago
If people would pay for content we might have less ads...
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6y ago
YouTube premium is awesome.
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6y ago
Lol that’s awesome. Law is complicated.
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6y ago
Totally. A robust domain model is one of the main things that matters in terms of software architecture in my experience.
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6y ago
> There is not sufficient communication between the various layers of software. Because there is not enough communication between the engineers writing a this code lol. Ie: Conways law ;-)
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A quantum experiment suggests there’s no such thing as objective reality (2019)
(technologyreview.com)
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The economy has been based on credit for a loooong time. I learned about how it works from Ray Dalio’s excellent video on how the economic machine works https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=PHe0bXAIuk0
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Summary: “Design content that doesn’t waste people’s time and effort which directs people to only the information they want.”
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Speeding Up React SSR: Announcing ESX (2019)
(nearform.com)
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