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Comment #18513274
Yes, the runtime needs to be JavaScript. It’s not obviously faster, but it’s been benchmarked to be faster. https://youtu.be/nXCSloXZ-wc You can skip to 29:34 for the performance d…
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Comment #18512126
When you write JavaScript, you can only optimize it..as JavaScript. It still needs to be parsed, compiled, and optimized as JavaScript. When you write templates, you get more room …
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Comment #16023320
https://apple.news/AtfflfmCvRzublEC6RnuxmQ Apple News link bypasses the paywall
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Comment #15675282
> Standard / Official way of doing things If you like that, why not go with Ember?
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Comment #15227918
I would imagine this works in your terminal too.
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Comment #15059256
Is eBay.com built with Marko?
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Comment #14834539
We use a combination of Atomics and BEM in our project. Atomics offers single level specificity thus providing a strategy to combat the specificity problem that plagues many projec…
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Comment #14624685
That's the thing. All claims of Alibaba's adoption of Vue comes from the author himself. I think it's reasonable to have doubt. I'm sure they use it. But to claim that they heavily…
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Comment #14624618
I like to see some evidence of this claim. Certainly Alibaba.com is not built with Vue.
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Comment #14582192
That is the word on the street, but I have yet to see publicly visible evidence of it. You can inspect Facebook to see React is there. You can inspect Walmart to see React is there…
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Comment #14582147
Meaningful contribution in what way? This is Vue's contribution graph sorted by addition: https://github.com/vuejs/vue/graphs/contributors?from=2016-0... The #2 person contributes …
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Comment #14581248
That's also why taking on Vue is a huge risk. The project has a high bus factor. If the main author burnt out and quit, the project is dead.
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Comment #14440846
Nurse is licensed though. That's instant credibility.
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Comment #14148308
Interesting... Since requestIdleCallback leaves the scheduling out of your hand, how do you ensure nodes are still updated when you need it? Like tests?
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Comment #14146583
Does Fiber yield control back to the js engine when doing the "rebasing"? Or are all of these synchronous in one frame?
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Comment #14144622
Correct me if I'm wrong, but Fiber sounds like a micro tasker for React? Ember had been doing this for years through Backburner run loop
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Comment #14053060
Well, Glimmer actually compiles opcodes to just numbers. So it wouldn't be `a(e,"id","bar")`, it's actually [1,'id','bar']. Opcodes' wire format is an array. I haven't see it being…
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Comment #13956330
...and we're hiring! Want to come work at Yahoo? Sunnyvale office :)
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Comment #13851766
I don't believe we will ever move away from JavaScript. Remember GWT? It's Google's pseudo WebAssembly built at the height of Java's popularity. It compiles your Java code into Jav…
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Comment #13600053
Yup. This happens if I was coding right before bed with a problem not solved yet. Most of the time the dream was about me typing random things into the screen that doesn't make any…
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Comment #13324120
It's not "a" core maintainer. LinkedIn now has 4 (out of 13) Ember core members on board.
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Comment #13297728
Vue.js feels like the dark matter is JavaScript world. The impact is not directly observable, but you can definitely feel it's gravitational pull.
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Comment #12974229
To be honest, I really miss the good old flex + wsdl days. Component architecture, check. Two way binding, check. Optional type, check. IDE, check. My favorite, typed components, c…
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Comment #12974199
That'll probably never catch on. Front end dev already have 10 frameworks and 5 browsers to worry about. Let's not add 10 more languages for a total of 500 different combinations.