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by pure 7y ago
This seems like an unrelated potshot at TS. It sounds like the person you're replying to didn't have a yarn.lock or package-lock.json, so 2 years later, they're pulling in different versions of every dependency. Of course t
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by pure 7y ago
Definitely correct me if I'm wrong, but I also thought hooks were for factoring out common logic and sharing it among functional components. I see lots of "hooks" libraries floating around. For Context, like you said, it exi
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by pure 7y ago
Angular is really a great framework. I think a lot of people complaining about Angular haven't actually built an app in Angular 4+. I also wish the Angular team had just called Angular 2 something else, since the 1 -> 2 transition
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by pure 8y ago
I started with apollo-client on a new app, but switched to using ngrx and turning off apollo-client caching (basically using apollo-client as a fancy graphql request library - I should probably just use apollo-link directly). My main probl
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by pure 9y ago
I actually think "more PRs" usually does mean "better project" in the sense that smaller PRs are easier to review and reason about than larger ones. To me, though, I think the incentive here goes the other way - I'
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by pure 9y ago
I don't know why you're getting downvoted. The single member S-Corp is a very common setup for individual freelancers/consultants precisely for this reason. FICA taxes aren't paid on distributions. To do this, the sing
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by pure 9y ago
I've only used TS on the frontend, but I had the same opinion as you until I dug into a couple of TS projects. I don't know if I've ever caused a JS production bug that was a type error at its core, but I've had plenty
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by pure 9y ago
Which frameworks do this?
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by pure 14y ago
I was wondering the same thing. I was surprised that it looked like he launched Android and iOS versions at the same time, which makes me think it's probably a cross platform framework. I'd definitely love to hear more about the dev stack