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jamesisaac
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About jamesisaac
Current project: https://nachapp.com
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Comment #28395023
You might find this recent blog post from the React Native team informative, about their long-term vision for multi-platform support: https://reactnative.dev/blog/2021/08/26/many-p…
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Comment #28394872
This isn't really accurate. Presuming you're using react-native-web [1] (the most popular version of RN targeting the web, although there are others), it's essentially just a set o…
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Comment #19545779
SEEKING WORK | Remote (London, UK) | Full-Stack Web & Mobile App, Design & Development Portfolio: https://www.m10c.com/portfolio Email: james@m10c.com I've been designing and build…
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Comment #18921334
Ah I see. That can be achieved since Flow 0.51 with opaque types[1][2]. It seems like TypeScript hasn't yet caught up with this functionality[3]. [1] https://medium.com/flow-type/h…
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Comment #18920288
Yeah I realise you'd never reach the same level of soundness due to the limitations of the underlying JS (although presumably you could get close with a subset?). But that's why it…
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Comment #18920011
Something which I think could be helpful for the overall ecosystem, and allow both type systems to coexist and thrive, would be more attention put into tools which transpile code a…
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Comment #18919849
So, I was one of (or I suppose the only...) person in the linked issue arguing that competition is useful, and that it makes sense for Facebook's products to be tied into the same …
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Comment #17326781
This is currently a stage 1 proposal for the core language: https://github.com/tc39/proposal-optional-chaining Depending on your stack it might be possible to make use of it alread…
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Comment #14579912
As Dan said when closing that issue, this seems to me how I would expect rendering in React to work... it's async by nature. If you need the component's state/props to be a certain…
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Comment #14579764
Why use componentWillMount and not componentDidMount? From the docs: > componentWillMount() is invoked immediately before mounting occurs. It is called before render(), therefore s…
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Comment #14579692
> Option 1: Use a string or null/false data [...] If you're using a type checker like #flow, it will yell at you and for a good reason: data type changes are hard to reason about a…
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Comment #14276249
I'd highly recommend using a type system like Flow to enumerate the shape of possible actions the store should support. This brings numerous advantages: 1. You can use strings for …
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Comment #14155691
Maybe what some people are looking for in a replacement, this is something I put together: https://nachapp.com It isn't multi-user, but does introduce features around tying tasks t…
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Comment #13948188
Something this article glosses over is that JavaScript achieved all the benefits of ES6, ES7, gradual typing, etc, without breaking backwards compatibility. I can still pull in a l…
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Comment #12953603
React Native is primarily aimed at writing cross-platform UI code. When it comes to performance critical code, or integrating heavily with native UIs (eg the media streaming abilit…
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Comment #12796356
Nope, sorry, I'm fully focused on the SaaS model. If it helps at all, I've tried to remove as many concerns as I can associated with storing these kind of things in something cloud…
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Comment #12795441
Thanks! Not at the moment. It would be nice to one day, but given that I'm bootstrapping, the rate of growth is quite slow, and I don't think it's reached the scale yet where it wo…
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Comment #12795265
Self-developed solution that gives a hierarchical structure to to-dos, reminders, and related information: https://nachapp.com For anything which I can't figure out a way to tie to…