ediatedia

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by ediatedia 4mo ago
Yeah, this couldn't have really gone any better for the author, opinion piece hitting HN with a link for a course in it. I understand the need to make a living but hard to take this stuff seriously/sincerely with the, "and bu
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by ediatedia 8mo ago
Ok, I'll bite. I've been coding for almost 25 years so have seen various things come and go, so hopefully have a bit of capital in the bank. Don't get me wrong, a HTML5 radio button is a beautiful thing, and sometimes React i
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by ediatedia 9mo ago
Yeah, this is either an oversight or unnecessarily immature. Either way, not good.
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by ediatedia 2y ago
React has it's problems, but for me one of the most appealing things is doing away with this magic attribute sprinkling that is a maintenance nightmare and just going all in on JSX.
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by ediatedia 2y ago
The author seems to wear their support of capitalism "on their sleeve", so acting in their self-interest is endemic. At the risk of sounding bitter, I imagine these problems aren't trendy enough to solve yet, or maybe they ju
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by ediatedia 2y ago
I think there would be some appetite but I cannot imagine the short term chaos it would cause. Surely it would cost the country a fortune and also I could see insurance companies driving up the cost of premiums.
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CSS and Scalability(mrmrs.cc)
2 points by ediatedia 3y ago|0 comments
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Six months of being an engineering manager(mikefrancis.dev)
4 points by ediatedia 5y ago|0 comments
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by ediatedia 6y ago
Oh no! What browser are you using?
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Show HN: Nosh – A Modern RSS Reader(nosh.rocks)
9 points by ediatedia 6y ago|5 comments
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by ediatedia 6y ago
Adam Wathan actually wrote about it: https://adamwathan.me/tailwindcss-from-side-project-byproduc... I think one of the most powerful things was making a course then giving it away - really goes far to boost your prominence