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housecor

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About housecor

Proponent of clean code, prototype driven development, and native web apps. Lover of C# and jQuery.

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    I was using an Apple store employee's term. He claimed the "standard" configurations listed on the website are what we should typically expect in the store initially. Later, they'l…

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    Comment #13047675

    Thanks for pointing this out. Corrected.

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    Comment #10944816

    You're right. You wouldn't care about everything in npm. The point is this: When using Gulp/Grunt, we have to search for a plugin. This greatly limits our selection.

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    Comment #10930565

    The article mentions two good working examples that do everything you mentioned and more: https://github.com/coryhouse/react-slingshot https://github.com/kriasoft/react-starter-kit…

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    Comment #10840873

    My Angular 2 vs React post from Medium is currently on the front page of Hacker News and Reddit/r/javascript. I give Medium's platform some credit for that. Their tagging system he…

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    Comment #10840644

    Do you have an alternative approach to propose?

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    "the language specs are dramatically inflated by the addition of HTML grammar." The language specs are unaffected. JSX is simply compiled down to JavaScript.

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    Comment #6586581

    Great point. I didn't mention findability but that's a struggle in dynamic languages since you must resort to searching for strings. Thus in dynamic languages similar/duplicate fun…

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    Comment #6517255

    Point taken, I can understand the confusion based on the title. I'm referring to risk of boundaries between technologies causing people to choose the wrong tool for the job. In eac…