moo360

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by moo360 9y ago
There was an awful lot of war in your "60 years of peace".
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by moo360 9y ago
I don't know if I'm right or not but I tend to use the word "transpiler" to talk about something that transforms into the same language as before. So for example Babel is a transpiler since it turns JavaScript into JavaS
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by moo360 9y ago
I just feel like separating the concerns of 1) Identity of the server 2) If the connection to the server is encrypted or not would be a good idea in modern browsers. Because the article is completely correct, everything as it is right now
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by moo360 9y ago
Completely agree with the author of the article. Would love to run https by default for lan without having to require users to install my custom CA cert. I don't really understand why self signed certs can't be allowed in browse
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by moo360 9y ago
Cool, but in JSX it's just javascript as you would write it anywhere else in your app, except encapsulated in braces. How is that not simpler for people who should be Javascript developers?
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by moo360 9y ago
Since the logic inside of JSX is just JavaScript encapsulated in braces, you're basically saying that Vue's angular like attributes are better than just simple javascript syntax? I don't understand how <ul>
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by moo360 9y ago
Absolutely agree. Most front-end meetups/conferences I've been to have had the majority of people there expressing a dislike for JSX. I still don't understand that to this day, to me JSX is one of the best things about Reac
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by moo360 9y ago
You're right, but it's one of those things that you can basically treat it as html until you can't - and the points at which you can't are quite specific and other than className - are rarely used. Also the dynamically
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by moo360 9y ago
> First reason is we hate JSX. I feel like this is often the reason people dislike React, and it mostly comes out of a misunderstanding of JSX and es6 syntax and interaction. Why do I say this? Because I've yet to hear an argument
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by moo360 9y ago
it's
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by moo360 9y ago
I made no comment on if it was right or not, I simply maintain that there is an important distinction there.
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by moo360 9y ago
I think you mean ISO-3166-1, ISO-8859 is a standard for character encoding eg: latin1 (which is probably why you know it).
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by moo360 9y ago
Are you being deliberately obtuse? It's a pretty important distinction that these were not some native tribesmen with millennia of ancestral history tied up in the lands.
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by moo360 9y ago
Well this is the same people who gave you the cookie law.
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by moo360 9y ago
Okay, but what about Aluminium?
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by moo360 10y ago
While I agree they are lower, not much lower, but lower. That's simply because of the market rate. I have some experience hiring devs in London and NYC so can only really comment on those two cities. You see approx ~20% reduction in
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by moo360 10y ago
This is just complete rubbish. Sorry, it looks like you have extremely limited experience of tech jobs outside of the US, and/or are purposefully trolling.
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by moo360 10y ago
> Man, you have a very vauable asset for a tech career - a US Citizenship This isn't really that important at all. I don't really recognise this as a specific asset in any way. > The tech career opportunities outside of US
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by moo360 10y ago
Of the Greenwich T3m92uGKhWMRV7Um0WVF50LKQNowpoe0FWwWryL2r9jkuAHyLTCY8QoY79iMiSjo6CHCZGWl's ?
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by moo360 10y ago
I agree it is rather combative, however it's also true. To claim that X pattern is a reason to not use a library when said pattern is actually an anti-pattern you've used because of lack of understanding is going to garner these
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by moo360 11y ago
Now if they would implement the HTML5 file drag & drop api like literally every other modern browser then may be people would actually use Edge.