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by explorigin 11y ago
Learn both. I have and here's what you'll learn: React is clean but heavy. It can solve every problem for you well except one. That one is mobile web-apps. (It's really heavy for low-bandwidth applications.) React won&#x
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But there's a shim: https://github.com/anselmh/object-fit
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So without signing up...what is it?
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Big picture this is a good reminder when the next big thing comes along <cough>React</cough> but he forgets where we came from. Prior to Angular, the major way of doing web-apps was with rendered templates that would rep
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Easy there tiger. I ordered more than one cable from some small, dodgy Yahoo store that did not use https. It happened (even if you didn't see it). HTTP over wired is not secure but it requires physical presence rather than proximity
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This logic is a few years old, but back when WEP was popular and HTTPS less-so, I was nervous about buying things online over such a connection. WEP was/is easily crackable and without HTTPS, that credit card info is plaintext over th
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> All religious beliefs are personal. Every member of every religion will pick & choose which tenets, sacred verses, etc that they want to believe and only believe in those things. No one agrees 100% on every little detail and only &
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> But in the everyday world (away from NYC, SV and HN) the mediocrity and low level thinking of everyday people is stunning. Please don't think that 3 communities contain the monopoly on critical thinking. From my observation (livi
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Please define "evil"
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Webpack's commons plugin is still a killer feature. Tree-shaking is nice though.
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My wife's Lenovo has a windows utility that allows you to default the charge max to 60%. My Dell has a similar option in the EFI settings. After about a year, there has not been a noticable degradation in battery life (and I have noti
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> unobtrusive: don't get in the way of the content I'm trying to reach > You know, like a billboard. There are people that think billboards are the worst kind of advertisement because they only block pretty views of nature r
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Or $4 for a shower curtain.
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> Distributed Spam Proof Mail! Uncensorable, inherently spam proof and transparently encrypted and sender authenticated messaging! Secure enough for Edward Snowden! Easy and fool-proof enough for a child! 43 exclamation points on the fro
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Another good question is, "can the usb device determine the OS that manages it?" If so, it could have customized solutions for each type of computer.
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I've looked at symbols before but missed the part about protocols. Thanks!
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Dimple locks are not at all for high-security, they are less common though. They can easily be defeated with a deep-drilled blank wrapped in aluminum foil.
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So he's assuming they are from Google (because they say that they are). Do you have some inside knowledge that these calls are not actually from Google? Several commenters take your position but at least one strongly does not.
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This seems potentially dangerous to me. As someone with experience dealing with refugees, they often go through untold horrors in their journey. They often need counselling, friendship, purpose (often in the form of employment). It'
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This is still a bit of the wild-west. Now you understand why Skype originally had super-nodes. Most WebRTC chat implementations just limit the number of participants in a group. I think https://meet.jit.si/ is the except
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Allow me to introduce you to Mithril ( http://mithril.js.org/ ), the 18kB (uncompressed) virtual-dom implementation that beats React in many benchmarks. > And because it uses the browser's built in DOM toolkit rather
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I'd take it with a grain of salt. - Benchmarks are only for Safari and without good documentation for how they were performed. Measurements are only in the 100ths of seconds where these measurements should have much more
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Yes, but that's not the point here. The point is getting the code that knows what to do with the WebRTC connection. Since you asked: https://github.com/cjb/serverless-webrtc/
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English link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=biz.mobidev.md...
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The article does a good job of comparing the two. Here's an example TodoMVC in Haxe for a better understanding of what front-end development looks like: https://github.com/explorigin/todomvc-haxe (full-disclosure
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Pretty simple. Haxe is a small project supported by some niche-market companies. It's just now starting to break out of that. Typescript is from Microsoft and was integrated into Visual Studio straight away. Aside from that, it has
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Selling bottles is really terrible from an environmental perspective. It's sort of the same problem as bottled water. Now we have a lot of plastic bottle trash instead of the pouches that pack down flat and provide much more product&
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Thanks for this response. I'm not liking things a little less.
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Bitcoin's big push was to make central banks obsolete. It's a temporary success, long-term failure because the blockchain grows infinitely. Soon only big corps will be able to afford maintaining instances of the blockchain. The
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It could just mean that he doesn't want that on his profile.

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