shroompasta

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by shroompasta 4y ago
Capacitor uses WebView which is less performant than RN
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by shroompasta 4y ago
>Or when the network is unpredictable, you retry because it's taking too long, then the second request succeeds, then somehow the first request succeeds. This has an atomically low chance of ever happening, and never happening on si
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by shroompasta 4y ago
>That includes when new data is being fetched and you don't want to show the old data This only really happens when you have race conditions > Or when you want to not refetch data if the conditions for refetching are not met. Thi
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by shroompasta 4y ago
>The one talking about fetching data recommends a 3rd party library to make it simple but tells you how to avoid certain issues if you want to go the route of implementing your own fetching. yeah, making it into a custom hook lol. When d
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by shroompasta 4y ago
I agree that Svelte/SolidJS has overall better architecture. I don't agree that they will match React's community and environment in the near future, if at all.
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by shroompasta 4y ago
>I imagine most folks who love React syntax have Stockholm Syndrome at this point. And I'd imagine that most folks who are advocating for Svelte never had to build up a startup before. If everything was done for performance, then py
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by shroompasta 4y ago
i agree, but not a critical issue. In less than a decade, i'm already guessing less than 5 years, WASM will come out with a viable frontend solution that will actually be groundbreaking. The battles between frontend philosophies in jav
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by shroompasta 4y ago
Svelte is a solution to a problem that doesn't need to be solved. almost with many things in software development to be honest.
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by shroompasta 4y ago
svelte native is nowhere near react native in maturity. Discord uses React Native. What larger companies uses Svelte Native?
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by shroompasta 4y ago
Svelte/Solid JS and reactivity are great; Reactivity definitely is a better philosophy than Virtual DOM diffing. However, I'd like to add one more reason to the "arguments adopting svelte" and that is native development.
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by shroompasta 4y ago
This is a questionable comment >If you don't use the same Docker Compose file for Production, don't use it for Development. Your two different systems will diverge in behavior, leading you to troubleshoot two separate sets of p
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by shroompasta 4y ago
How does this validate data with a variable amount of keys with the same value type for example a to-do list my day to day to do list varies in the number of tasks, but the completion will always be in boolean [ { &qu
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by shroompasta 4y ago
I'm using a pg json column to store data as a second source of truth for data that is primarily held on a separate microservice. The schema on that end is pretty intricate but to prevent hitting two services for certain types of data,
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by shroompasta 4y ago
In my opinion, design tools like figma or adobe xd are abstractions away from the tech stack in which perpetuates more roles in which there doesn't need to be. A UI/UX Designer should be competent in CSS in which the browser shoul
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by shroompasta 4y ago
performance. some apps need native functionality, for example, instagram needs access to your camera.
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by shroompasta 4y ago
me with escargot
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by shroompasta 4y ago
there are many answers to this, but i'll try to give a, although biased, straightforward example. - learn docker / docker-compose - tie a websocket server, a task queue, and 2-3 http microservices together - you don't have t
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by shroompasta 4y ago
Zustand is a lot more popular than the comments or the article implies. I see it quite heavily used amongst Netflix engineers. That being said, prop drilling was made more of an issue than it really is, especially considering the boilerplat
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by shroompasta 4y ago
I take absolutely nothing noteworthy of your comment at all other than that you have a bias that you need to put in check.
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by shroompasta 4y ago
While I agree that React (for the web) isn't the best SPA out there (I would use Solid or Svelte), It's the most practical simply because of the hiring pool and because of React Native. Sometimes you have to be practical and give
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by shroompasta 4y ago
No you're missing the point. What's easily the better decision for a startup that has to deal with mobile and native platforms? I seriously don't know what you people are building that you think low/no js is viable. Coll
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by shroompasta 4y ago
Choosing any front end choice is a big decision. But you're not going to get anywhere near the hiring pool nor are you going to have an ease of choice in native platforms. React is easily the best decision a startup could make right no
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by shroompasta 4y ago
While I agree that Front End "engineering" isn't as complex as other fields, calling it "shameful" is a bit much. There is a huge requirement out of web apps today that SPAs are more and more required than your simp
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by shroompasta 4y ago
Angular -> React -> Vue -> Svelte -> Solid -> Marko -> Hotwire Please stop. The reason why React is so powerful is because of the maturity of React Native. If you're a startup deciding your FE framework and you have m
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by shroompasta 4y ago
React is here to stay and will have jquery like longevity. Sure, performance wise, it isn't the best, but performance isn't an end all be all. What separates react from the rest of the group is the maturity of React Native. If Dis
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by shroompasta 4y ago
i think you missed his point to be honest. Regardless of where place your tailwindcss or where you split / sort classes, reading iteratively from left to right, especially if the css rules are numerous, is not legible. just looking at
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by shroompasta 4y ago
i'm not sure what you mean by 'seamlessly' but a media query in styled components would just be @media (max-width: 700px) { css here } it's not that much harder. Also, the lack of address of real pro
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by shroompasta 4y ago
Yeah, I've tried tailwindcss, but having many rules of css on one line isn't even at all legible, nor do I want to use horizontal scrolling.
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by shroompasta 4y ago
Ubuntu the best looking one. no bias.
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by shroompasta 4y ago
User Retention is a trillion+ dollar industry. At what point can we stop placing the blame on ourselves and towards those who make these products?

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