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Comment #18045965
I tried to phrase it as "wandering down the obscurity path" because I agree with what you're saying: they aren't obscure. They're just not the default choice.
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Comment #18045950
See, this is what I thought too. Turns out, by compiling to C or C++, you can use their toolchains. Debuggers, codecov, emscripten...
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Comment #18045929
Nim is my first whitespace-sensitive language. I had no plans to love it. We're now engaged.
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Comment #18045908
Agreed. I purged a bunch of stuff and still feel like I left too much in. A couple of bonus facts for you: - they've got an effects tracking system where you can have the compiler …
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Comment #18045873
Post author here. A few things that make me sad in the pants: - js doesn't have source maps (kinda of a big deal to me) - some error messages are head scratchers (seem to remember …
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Comment #12351371
I'm team Atom and considered a plugin for that. However my Vim friends would have killed me, so I went Electron instead.
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Comment #12351349
+1 for Redux DevTools! Its great! The guy who wrote it is much smarter than me. :) Reactotron has a slightly broader scope (read: not as feature complete with redux - eg, no time t…
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Comment #12351306
In watch mode, most testing frameworks can detect that you saved your test file and re-run it. With AVA, if you save the file your test is targeting, it will re-run your test. And …
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Comment #12349524
Thanks. There's lots of action going on right now in the tools space. For React Native there's Redux Dev Tools, Deco, Ignite, Exponent, and this to name a few. All active, interest…
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Comment #12349477
I absolutely adore AVA. Two way dependency tracking is underhyped. You've done amazing work. Thank you.
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Comment #12349467
Blessed. It does a lot. Theres also a contrib repo for it that does graphs, a grid sytem, maps (if you can believe it), etc. Problem is, colorizing the code can be cpu heavy.
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Comment #12349187
The new App supports this when you subscribe to paths in your state tree. It'll tell you: of the keys you're tracking, heres the adds, edits, and deletes. At mutation time. Redux l…
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Comment #12349165
Totally legit concerns. For me, I have visibilty issues into my apps when they grow. The ability to query your redux state tree for answers at any time without logging is helpful f…
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