okovooo

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by okovooo 3mo ago
For many years, I used a different approach to memo() than React. I liked it, but I didn't implement it in the most elegant way. I tried many different options, but the results weren't satisfactory. Besides memo(), I was annoyed b
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by okovooo 3mo ago
What makes you think I'm a bot? At least look at my GitHub history.
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by okovooo 3mo ago
Did you pass the captcha yourself?
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by okovooo 3mo ago
I thought it would be funny to repeat my previous post. And I also wanted to respond to the comment that said they could repeat ooko in 6 days.
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by okovooo 3mo ago
The decision to write the library from scratch, rather than building an extension over ReactJS, was purely spontaneous. I didn't think a topic for a post here would come up so soon. This library is kind of a showcase of what's pos
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by okovooo 3mo ago
Performance isn't the only metric that matters; developer experience and architectural flexibility do too
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I spent 6 days building my VDOM library as I hated how React handles memo(vflash.github.io)
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by okovooo 5mo ago
This is a minified code.
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by okovooo 5mo ago
Your comment was the first, but it's the hardest to answer. I started doing this project when a new manager joined the team. And his first decision was to change the processes by rebuilding the kanban board. The team as a whole was ini
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by okovooo 5mo ago
Let me philosophize a bit: Stability gives you the opportunity to take the next step, diversity gives you the opportunity to choose a new direction.
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by okovooo 5mo ago
Yes
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by okovooo 5mo ago
What is a GP? I'm not a lawyer, so I wrote the license as best I could. If decompilation is needed only for auditing, then I have no objections, you can do it.
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by okovooo 5mo ago
I think it's because the complexity of the tasks varies, and it's also difficult to predict this complexity.
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by okovooo 5mo ago
In recent years, I've been working in 2-4 teams at the same time. Each team has its own manager, and every year one or two teams changed managers for different reasons. This gave me the opportunity to work with different people, but no
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by okovooo 5mo ago
Perhaps you're right and it's worth changing the wording. But those users who are not ready to register will not follow the link and I will not find out about them. And those who are ready will not pay attention to the wording of
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by okovooo 5mo ago
Let's say. But is it good for the team? At a daily meeting, the manager shows the screen of his board and I don't understand where my tasks are on it. I've made personal filters for myself, but it's always difficult to n
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by okovooo 5mo ago
The limit can be specified per board (process). This is my vision of an electronic kanban board. Perhaps in the future I will add an indication to the columns, but now I want to check my guesses.
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by okovooo 5mo ago
Using vibe coding, you will not be able to do such a service in such a short time. In addition to the goal of researching my kanban vision, I also experimented with an architecture that allowed me to achieve the required productivity and ea
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by okovooo 5mo ago
Yes, registration is required. This is both a demo and a working service that is used by a dozen teams.
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by okovooo 5mo ago
It takes most of the time to decide what to do next. I don't have so much energy and desire to do anything to try to do everything. The main way of promotion is advertising in search results. For me, it is the most effective and afford
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by okovooo 5mo ago
Trello does not work in Russia. You cannot install it on your server in the company's closed loop. There is no task number, there are no subtasks, you cannot see the progress of subtasks on the parent's board. There is no analytic
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by okovooo 5mo ago
Yes, many people disagree with me. Take this as an assumption that I'm checking in my service. Of course, it is necessary to limit the amount of work, but in my opinion, WIP per column does not work. Therefore, I have implemented limit
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by okovooo 5mo ago
ooko.pro It's not just a demo, it's a working service and a lot of people use it every day. The presence of registration is both a necessity and a kind of barrier from disinterested users.
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by okovooo 5mo ago
I understand what you mean, but I think this is a self-deception of control. After thinking about it, I implemented WIP on the process (board), but only in the form of an "excess indicator".
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by okovooo 5mo ago
I'll think about your words, thank you.
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by okovooo 5mo ago
you can run it in a virtual machine. All the code is written in javascript, and you can study it without even decompiling it.
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by okovooo 5mo ago
I do the service alone in my free time. Documentation is my weak side, it takes time, desire and understanding of what should be there. I am from Russia and most of the users of the service are from Russia. This is the first time that so ma
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by okovooo 5mo ago
I do it alone in my free time. NPM is the easiest way to publish an application. You can install the app locally at your place. And there is also a TG channel, there are posts on the functionality for review.
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by okovooo 5mo ago
I can't afford a free license. I have no sponsors and have been unemployed for a year. It's rare for a free-source project to succeed, so I decided not to use a free license initially.
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by okovooo 5mo ago
"WIP" does not work - it only seems that you are in control of the process. It may work for the same type of tasks (hammering a nail), but in my practice, where all tasks are different, it did not work anywhere.

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