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About philipp-spiess
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Comment #44692147
We actually ended up adding the custom animation-specific data props to all dialog specific custom elements before the release, so the group-*/dialog is no longer necessary but I f…
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Comment #19806111
PSPDFKit | REMOTE | Full-time | Elixir We’re looking to hire a backend developer to join our team working on PSPDFKit for Web ( https://pspdfkit.com/pdf-sdk/web/ ). We are building…
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Comment #19337623
Your users still want feedback _as they type_. The idea of this example though is that you want to see an update as soon as possible. If you use blur, you're also deferring the upd…
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Comment #19336567
The best approach is to always updated the input synchronously in React (in the same tick when the event is handled). If you do it in another tick, you will always have to handle r…
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Comment #19336023
The batching effect of a debounced input is very important. Running an update for every keystroke is expensive and you only want to run it with the latest input anyway. This is why…
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Comment #19333689
No, that's not possible in JavaScript. The important part is that React components are lazily evaluated[1] and are not rendered as a stack. So React can render a few components and…
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Comment #19333026
Something like this is definitely possible. For example a could apply all updates using a lower priority. This can be used to detect offscreen content or non-active tabs.
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Comment #19332816
Keep in mind that the APIs are still WIP. I choose an example with lots of APIs on purpose. There's a lot that can be inferred by e.g. looking at the event type or understanding se…
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Comment #19332761
If you delay the artificial slowness that I added in the Text component after the rendering, it sure will be faster. The point is to simulate an expensive component tree with this.…
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Comment #19332577
It feels a bit faster, yes. The reason is that the input value is updated earlier. The problem is, that the UI is still unresponsive when the timeouts fire which you feel if you ty…
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Comment #19058249
PSPDFKit | REMOTE | Full-time | JavaScript, React, WebAssembly | https://pspdfkit.com/web We’re looking to hire frontend engineers to join our team working on PSPDFKit for Web. We …
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Comment #17464805
Have you tried enabling the experimental new WebAssembly baseline compiler in Chrome Canary?
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Comment #16497507
PSPDFKit | REMOTE | Full-time | JavaScript, React, Elixir PSPDFKit is the leading SDK for working with PDF files on Android, iOS and Web. We're trusted by Dropbox, Box and many For…
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Comment #13593748
I doubt it's up to the webkit team to make this decision. Anyway, Apple adopting would make things easier
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Comment #13387118
I'd really love to see more high quality posts like this on React. Thank you for sharing the knowledge!
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Ask HN: How to find a project we enjoy again?
My best friend and I have been working on different projects together for more than 8 years now. Our last project was fun, but we didn’t reach our goal (1 paying customer in 3 mont…
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Comment #7258160
MVP - Most Valuable Player - even said I should say this as a hashtag, although i meant Minimal Viable Product
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Comment #7063169
It's a good idea but it's easier to click the link and do the action manually instead of typing the text and click reply. So there is absolutely no gain for me in using your produc…
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