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by lsdafjklsd 6y ago
Actually 100% 17 days still going
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by lsdafjklsd 6y ago
My wife's last day was the 10th but I had tried to get them to stop earlier, basically put my foot down. We actually left the city that Saturday, now we are dealing with driving around northern New Hampshire with NY plates. Locals are
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by lsdafjklsd 9y ago
I think it's really people's experience. I'm in your camp, I write functional javascript, I learned clojure, I think about writing software in a way where react-redux (and re-frame) fit the paradigm and get out of the way. Vu
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by lsdafjklsd 9y ago
I really don't get the love around vue... I always read the glowing sentiment and go, "Ok, I'm missing something, let me go back to the vue.js docs and see what's good" Things that are a deal breaker for me: Templat
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by lsdafjklsd 9y ago
Yea basically this. Built a 'big data app' using Ember, which was all well and fine until some of the routes essentially became their own apps, that were more akin to apps like photoshop. MVC really broke down for us here, and it
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by lsdafjklsd 9y ago
In the apps that I've built, having many components manage their own private state makes it hard to coordinate said components, because all of the application state is stuffed inside different jars that you can't easily peak into.
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by lsdafjklsd 9y ago
There weren't really 'legions' of front end devs when node came out. People were just learning backbone.js and the idea of SPA's being viable was still forming. It was not easy to pick up if you were coming from somethin
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by lsdafjklsd 9y ago
my dad is a fox news republican, a few years back we were driving for 5 hours and were listening to npr. he was basically waiting for the overt liberal bias, but instead we listened to a bunch of fascinating stories and interesting shows ab
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by lsdafjklsd 9y ago
Yup, front end development is light years ahead of JS. sad
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by lsdafjklsd 9y ago
Parinfer is a huge game changer. Everyone afraid of writing lisp needs to try again using parinfer.
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by lsdafjklsd 9y ago
The issue is more that I have to add, and use an immutable library vs it being just baked in to the language. I have to convert from and to JS. Worry about setting a deep value that is regular JS. It's janky is all.
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by lsdafjklsd 9y ago
> with not very nice tooling The tooling is the best. Figwheel is hot reload that never goes down, devcards is revolutionary, and a browser repl for live in editor evaluation... > significantly different from the existing javascript c
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by lsdafjklsd 9y ago
but the OO api is a bummer, give us the Clojure Atom api!!! vamos reframe!
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by lsdafjklsd 11y ago
At work we've turned an ember-cli ember app into a react redux app in place using immutable.js and ramda for everything. It's been a huge boon. PS Ramda it eats lo-dash and its imperative API for lunch. It's for power users,
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by lsdafjklsd 11y ago
Reminds me of an episode of Bones: a: These are what are known as "Guidos. b: (chuckles) Yeah, Sweetie, I don't think they actually like to be called that. a: But they do. a: That's what they call themselves, although interes
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by lsdafjklsd 11y ago
As an artist the apple pencil has been a complete game changer for me. I don't find tablets particularly useful for much other than drawing, and the apple pencil delivers the most realistic experience to date. It used to be the case th
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by lsdafjklsd 11y ago
In short that's up to the developer. It would be like asking how does Redux handle security? Well it doesn't, it just dispatches an action object to functions, the functions you wrote. Om.next takes code you writes and makes it go
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by lsdafjklsd 11y ago
It seems that moving html into javascript versus moving javascript into html has been the winning choice. Like the clojurescript counter parts, I want to write code.
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by lsdafjklsd 11y ago
I'm basically saying this. At work we've started to move from Ember to React over a year and a half ago, directly because of the work David Nolen has done in the space. And now we have Redux wrapping an Immutable.js map, and are t
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by lsdafjklsd 11y ago
I think the problem is that the people using React see the grand architecture in Relay / Falcor / Om.next, and are trying to recreate those API's using current libs. There are still a lot of parts missing when you try to buil
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by lsdafjklsd 11y ago
Working for me
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by lsdafjklsd 11y ago
Yea SUITCSS is a great solution and it's completely cleared up so many CSS issues my team has had in the past. Looking at rscss I kind of cringe because it doesn't make it easy to reason about where classes are in the markup. Like
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by lsdafjklsd 11y ago
The no nesting thing is huge! We refactored a lot of CSS earlier this year and that was one of the biggest pain points. Coupling the structure of your template to your CSS makes changing things very painful. Nesting also creates ambiguous c
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by lsdafjklsd 11y ago
I think it's the best ORM for Node. That said it makes me really miss Active Record, which is just... sigh the best.
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by lsdafjklsd 11y ago
Yea I bought a Nexus 6 when I signed up. I thought that was the only supported device though. edit: I also had no previous Google Voice account to transfer FWIW
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by lsdafjklsd 11y ago
This does not match my experience. I've had Fi for a few months now and I have 0 complaints. I'm in NYC and switched from AT&T, but even when visiting New Hampshire I haven't been affected by dropped calls or bad service.
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by lsdafjklsd 11y ago
Sorry if it wasn't apparent but I agree / advocate strongly for what you mention, and we use that model at my company. If you look at how Om evolved though, it started out with that simple model of passing the state object down to
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by lsdafjklsd 11y ago
I use Clojurescript and love it, and also really like Elm. I think the difference is that the Clojurescript community is really on the leading edge of web application development techniques. Elm does it all right, in a similar way, but more
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by lsdafjklsd 11y ago
Yes, I came to recommend this book. It's a fantastic read, one of my favorites.
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by lsdafjklsd 11y ago
This music is amazing! Is it from one playlist on soundcloud?

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