sbfriends

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   by sbfriends 2mo ago

   Australia's consumer guarantees cannot be replaced or excluded by warranties and offer huge protections for consumers who know how to exercise their rights. Companies try to apply friction to the process and I suspect that frustrates a
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   by sbfriends 7y ago

   I think once you grok sagas, they're very difficult to replace. I think it's such a neat mental model to be able to dispatch global actions and having async tasks able to respond. I think it leads to nicer decoupling in components
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   by sbfriends 8y ago

   Your site doesn't render anything without JS enabled :'(
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   by sbfriends 8y ago

   > Why did you choose to use React Native if you weren't planning to use it for cross-platform purposes out of the box? Why not use swift or objective-c and then port to Android if there's customer demand? There's lots of r
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   by sbfriends 8y ago

   Maybe not platform per se, but through your domain. There's a huge power in that (as gatekeeper of content). It means department's have no choice but to adhere to the standards and recommendations. The exemplar projects in the Aus
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   by sbfriends 8y ago

   Australia tried to follow this with gov.au, and it was a bit of a debacle. It ultimately didn't work because it the agency driving it lacked a stick and couldn't coerce agencies to give up their branding/content. Agencies cou
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   by sbfriends 8y ago

   Absolutely nothing renders without JS FYI :( noscript is simple to add, at least warning users it's required.