redonkulus

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by redonkulus 3y ago
We developed an internal library, but there are similar libraries in open source (although I can't remember their names).
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by redonkulus 3y ago
Nope, not all. Yahoo homepage, News, Entertainment, Weather all use this architecture. Yahoo Mail uses a React/Reduct architecture on the client. Other Yahoo properties with more complex client-side UX requirements are using things lik
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by redonkulus 3y ago
Hmm, I haven't used an RSS reader in many years. Thanks for the tip though.
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Ask HN: How do you get notified of reply comments on HN?
9 points by redonkulus 3y ago|17 comments
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by redonkulus 3y ago
We've been using similar architecture at Yahoo for many years now. We tried to go all in on a React framework that worked on the server and client, but the client was extremely slow to bootstrap due to downloading/parsing lots of
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by redonkulus 3y ago
Essentially it’s because new developers cycle in every decade and do not have all the context of the previous generation of developers.
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by redonkulus 4y ago
Real life Yellowstone but instead of ski resorts and casino's, its data centers.
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by redonkulus 4y ago
The clicking on the photo title or description to inline edit blew my mind as a young web developer starting out.
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by redonkulus 4y ago
We have used a similar css utility library (Atomizer) at Yahoo for 8+ years. This has been used across many sites with a large group of developers touching the code. It has saved a ton on CSS size and duplication. We never force only atomic
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by redonkulus 4y ago
Is it easy to support other CSS frameworks? I haven’t checked the docs yet.
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by redonkulus 4y ago
Also no kids or family
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by redonkulus 5y ago
Easy ... money
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by redonkulus 5y ago
ELI5 how do you know it’s being downvoted?
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by redonkulus 6y ago
Happy cake day
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by redonkulus 6y ago
I know it goes against the merits of the site, but it would be great if there was a fallback option to output CSS for browsers that do not support grids.
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by redonkulus 6y ago
Talk about burying the lead. That wasn’t mentioned in the matrix blog post at all. Only that Gitter would be using matrix natively. Doesn’t matter either way but weird to not mention it.
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Crank: JSX-driven components with functions, promises and generators(crank.js.org)
38 points by redonkulus 6y ago|1 comments
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by redonkulus 7y ago
Is this generally the progression through the years? Backend dev -> Angular -> Vue? I primarily do frontend and I never found the Angular/Vue frameworks to compelling to learn. I like React more but don’t have to use it with ever
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by redonkulus 7y ago
Just downloaded it. Great app. Lots of useful info. Thanks!
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Yahoo.com PWA – Stand-Alone Mode and Add to Home Screen(medium.com)
3 points by redonkulus 8y ago|0 comments
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Yahoo.com PWA – How to build a sophisticated PWA without workbox(medium.com)
2 points by redonkulus 8y ago|0 comments
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Yahoo.com PWA – Lessons Learned(medium.com)
3 points by redonkulus 8y ago|0 comments
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by redonkulus 8y ago
How is tailwind different than Atomic CSS? https://acss.io Small utility classes without writing CSS, seems like the same thing. Disclaimer: I worked with the devs that created it.
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by redonkulus 8y ago
Yup I had a whole UI to add the MIDI’s and apply a genre. Plus I would get the time and size etc from the file when I uploaded it. Much of it was manual. Also the reason why I never got to 100k :(
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by redonkulus 8y ago
The tricky part with the 100k downloads is that you do not have all the meta data for each file. You just have the filename, so some are just called “index.mid”. Which I guess is nice for a random surprise when you play it. My shameless plu
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Marissa Mayer: How to make the star employees you need(mastersofscale.com)
12 points by redonkulus 8y ago|4 comments
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by redonkulus 9y ago
100kb is light weight? That’s a typo, the website says 12kb min/gzipped which is still kind of large uncompressed.
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How Yahoo Mail Leverages Webpack(yahoodevelopers.tumblr.com)
1 points by redonkulus 9y ago|0 comments
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by redonkulus 9y ago
This solution for loading the scripts is great. We have been experimenting with this and browser sniffing was our approach. Will start testing this new approach. Really makes integration and fallback much easier to manage.
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by redonkulus 9y ago
You could use replaceState instead to change the URL but leave the history intact. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/History_API... This avoids having to click back through each slide.

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