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christopherscot
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About christopherscot
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Comment #46724696
oh my god, so LOUD lol - i didn't read the post just clicked the link LMAO
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Comment #44055356
> Sometimes I wonder if we are really equipped to navigate it and understand it. Maybe AI/computation is really the only way to try to have a holistic view of the complexities. Per…
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Comment #22465463
Fair enough, not my article though. Here's the original proposal for webpack on github: Merge Proposal: Module federation and code sharing between bundles. Many builds act as one #…
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Comment #21191964
Legends is better anyway ya'll ;)
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Comment #18320254
In my experience classes are one of the few boring, easily understood parts of react for almost everyone I mentor/work with.
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Comment #18320244
I had this thought as well. Ironic isn’t it, given that the main reason for hooks is that “classes are hard”.
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Comment #9881663
Here's another talk that illustrates some of the emerging thoughts around inline styles in React https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ERB1TJBn32c
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Comment #9592925
Yep, was thinking the same exact thing when I saw "actions".
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Comment #9078901
what idiot is using Underscore at this point?
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Comment #5523282
born & raised in Austin, just might have to move back (from Silicon Valley) :)
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Comment #4577903
I'm suprised no mention of RequireJS...the part labeled "JavaScript’s Missing Directive" seems to be specifically gearing up for it. Good overview though.
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Comment #4565426
Agreed, also I think it's naive to assume it's always the developers fault when something like this happens. (In the 90's) more often than not it was some douchebag marketer clamou…