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Telichkin

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    Comment #32665671

    I've found that most of the time dev teams use async workflow for code reviews. But it delays releases and leads to a lot of postponed context switches. In my experience, sync code…

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    Comment #22348458

    The "About" section of this art project: We have tried to show the most important events in the history of space exploration: first spacecrafts, flights to other planets and landin…

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    Comment #20894063

    My current company is transforming into Agile right now, and I find this article is very good description of all these crazy stuff which happen in the company: > Until today’s meet…

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    Ask HN: How has your programming style changed over time?

    When did you start programming? What has changed in your programming style and why?

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    Comment #19774014

    > doesn't shoehorn OOP into an FP approach to UI Functional UI is still need some sort of imperative shell [1] to manage state. You can use OOP and Remold just for "reactive" behav…

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    Comment #19770424

    When I started a new React-project at my work, I asked myself: "Why do I need any external dependencies for state management such as Redux or MobX? What functionality from this dep…

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    Ask HN: I tired of web development. Should I move back to SDET?

    I started my career as a Performance QA Engineer in a game development company. In Performance QA Team we were developing all kind of useful internal tools: log collectors and anal…

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    Comment #19052316

    Totally agree with you. React is just an API which enhances vanilla JavaScript. In React it's possible to use all prior knowledge and practices from other languages, eg functions/o…

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    Comment #18855055

    You can do what you want just in 17 lines of pure JavaScript. This is an example: const create_store = ({state, actions}) => { const after_update_do = [], subscribe = fn => after_u…

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    Comment #18377582

    Sorry, but I can't understand why should I use this app instead of saving notes in a source code?

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    Comment #18327506

    Have you tried a pair programming? I realized that this practice much more effective than code review. Pair programming encourages learning inside a team, interactions and code qua…

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    Comment #16093687

    I'm learning Erlang right now and find that every OTP behavior has main parts in its API: client, server, possible inputs and possible outputs. But a one-dimensional structure of s…

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