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tvphan
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Comment #28651135
A lot of people on Reddit call her Su Bae.
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Comment #28604521
Sounds like Vite?
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Comment #28546791
I suspect the person who created this chart probably reckoned that anything less than “using Huawei” is a bad thing
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Comment #28420893
There’s a trend at the moment called design tokens which standardises all the design constraints for your website, e.g. spacing, colours, fonts, etc. Tailwind and I guess this allo…
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Comment #28024887
YouTube is an American company.
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Comment #27414319
If you ride a bike and have to make a turn, it’s a similar concept!
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Comment #27414264
Uh I live next to a roundabout (single lane) and it’s the safest thing ever. I’m guessing you’re American?
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Comment #26528868
Yeah nah, I live in Melbourne and there are rabbits EVERYWHERE
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Comment #26433528
Mate, there is a `space-y-1` helper class.
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Comment #26320948
Did you go back to using JS?
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Comment #26308855
I’m pretty sure governments require people to have degrees which is why companies ignore you.
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Comment #26202514
Did you use 4 to represent for? I was so confused
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Comment #26178064
This probably has to do with Apple charging 30% for any in-app payments so Audible didn’t bother implementing any payments / subscriptions functionality on their app.
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Comment #26074099
They probably just poured more iron into their recipe?
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Comment #25288143
Mate, you gotta chill. You seem very triggered by Tailwind! You don't have to use it if you don't want... Some comments: - It's very easy to integrate Sass with Tailwind. You can i…
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Comment #25287854
There’s a new wave of thought in design called “design tokens” where you have a set of predefined values that are considered valid as part of the design, e.g. a website can only ha…
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Comment #24671061
I've honestly found that the learning curve for Gatsby is too high. I've been using Next.js and I absolutely love it!
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Comment #23702355
I see the USA as more chaotic than authoritarian.
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Comment #23266294
I love React and would recommend it as the primary frontend library. However, I would suggest avoiding the Material UI component library entirely (as I believe it’s both difficult …
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Comment #23266260
I thought the same thing until you start to think in terms of “constraint-based components”, which are more easily done in CSS-in-JS. Styling is done by passing properties to a com…
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Comment #23266020
The Material UI library for React is such a piece of garbage and I actually believe it’s one of the main reasons why so many devs hate React. You can use React without and your hap…
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Comment #22264731
Most popular re-usable component libraries and websites are written in React.
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Comment #21164488
I think that's just wishful thinking. I'm from Melbourne where cycling is pretty common (although not as hectic as in Holland). The cyclists here are still pretty rude.
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Comment #20909730
Directus looks like a headless CMS (similar to Contentful). This is more AWS AppSync or Google Firebase.