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Ahaha. No, believe me I'll not. That's ironic coming from GitLab. I mean I love that company but their front-end sucks big time and it's slow as a snail.
But the thing I like most about Vue is it allows me, who identifies as a front-end dev or design-coding hybrid, to quickly iterate and build prototypes. Look at the single file component:
export default {
// Define your component
}
#list { list-style: none }
' I talk to a lot of JavaScript devs and I find it really interesting that the ones who spend the most time in Angular tend to not know JavaScript nearly as well. I don't want that to be me or our devs. Why should we write "not JavaScript?" '
I think he means social democracy
To me Vue is a great tool for side projects. In React I found myself struggling to figure out what libs to use and keep myself up to date with them. I also hated configuring webpack. With Vue, I have officially supported libraries like vuex and vue-router which work great with Vue out of the box. vue-cli also allows me to scaffold projects with these libraries very easily. But the thing I like most about Vue is it al…
> He pointed out that when a major software company releases a their secret sauce, there is going to be hype. Devs think to themselves,'That company writes JS differently than me, and they are prominent and successful. Is their way of writing JS better than mine? And therefore must I adopt it?' Ahaha. No, believe me I'll not. That's ironic coming from GitLab. I mean I love that company but their front-end sucks big t…
After using React, I am firmly in the #nevertemplates camp. I don't ever want to learn a template DSL again when I could be using the full power of javascript.
So what is JSX if not DSL? (Yeah, you can use React without JSX, but still.)
Why is this good?
1. Let's say I want to stick a debugger in my template or render function. How would you do it in Vue? Angular? I don't know, gotta look it up, not even sure if possible. How would you do it in React? I don't have to look anything up, I just have to think (use an iife):
{ this.state; debugger; })()}
someProp="prop"
/>
{immutable.toSeq().map(x => x)}
How does Vue.js handle high latency issues? With Angular 1.x I've always had issues where the GUI will "flash" while the HTML is loading and the angular.js has not yet finished loading on a slow connection (so you might briefly see all of these {{message1}} {{message2}} etc on the page). I'm curious how Vue.js handles that case or if it has the same problem.
ng-cloak is your friend..
The worst part is many default values could be displayed but now we're hiding sometimes large junks when for the best UX you should show as much of the page as possible.
Ultimately just not a fan of any template engine that relies on being fast enough to hide and replace values in the raw HTML.
Good for you, but your definition of socialism probably one of the most absurd I read in a long time, I guess you wrote it to pander to Hacker News.