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Re: Vue.js and Brunch: Webpack Alternative

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

Here's a project I'm working on that uses react: https://edabit.com

Thanks! Tried it a bit and thought: "Hmm.. it's probably react that causes all these spinning "loaders" everytime I click somewhere. Wouldn't it be better without?". How do you see that? EDIT: Ups, why the downvotes? With spinning "loaders" I mean the "loading" animation the website shows. The spinning circle. Anything bad about this question?

The loading spinners happen when data is being fetched from the database. The app itself is downloaded upon initial load and anything from the database will trigger a loading spinner as it's being fetched.

Re: Vue.js and Brunch: Webpack Alternative

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Do you guys use any public websites that are based Vue, React or alike? Everytime I search for sites that use frameworks like Vue or React, I came up with mostly empty hands. Except for example pages or pages by coders for coders. Or pages that "use" one of the frameworks but seem to make no use at all of the functionality. When I ask around people usually tell me "Well, at my company we make a dashboard for another…

https://mobile.twitter.com/ uses React, Redux, and React Router.

Re: Vue.js and Brunch: Webpack Alternative

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post #51
post #38

Do we still need Webpack when all connections can use HTTP/2 and TLS thanks to LetsEncrypt ?

What does that have to do with Webpack?

Instead of serving bundles you can load individual scripts over an HTTP/2 connection and quickly serve only the scripts which are needed.

Re: Vue.js and Brunch: Webpack Alternative

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post #30

Do you guys use any public websites that are based Vue, React or alike? Everytime I search for sites that use frameworks like Vue or React, I came up with mostly empty hands. Except for example pages or pages by coders for coders. Or pages that "use" one of the frameworks but seem to make no use at all of the functionality. When I ask around people usually tell me "Well, at my company we make a dashboard for another…

We use Vue at GitLab. You can see why we chose Vue as written by our front-end lead.

https://about.gitlab.com/2016/10/20/why-we-chose-vue/

Re: Vue.js and Brunch: Webpack Alternative

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When did Vue hype officially start ? It's funny to see how deeply HN crowd is driven by vouge.

It's a response to the React patent drama. After "everyone" decided they were going to give up on Macbook Pros last year, there was a swell of posts about switching to Linux. Ditto for whenever there's an AWS or Github outage, etc.

Re: Vue.js and Brunch: Webpack Alternative

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post #30

Do you guys use any public websites that are based Vue, React or alike? Everytime I search for sites that use frameworks like Vue or React, I came up with mostly empty hands. Except for example pages or pages by coders for coders. Or pages that "use" one of the frameworks but seem to make no use at all of the functionality. When I ask around people usually tell me "Well, at my company we make a dashboard for another…

https://www.thestar.com/ uses React

Re: Vue.js and Brunch: Webpack Alternative

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Do you guys use any public websites that are based Vue, React or alike? Everytime I search for sites that use frameworks like Vue or React, I came up with mostly empty hands. Except for example pages or pages by coders for coders. Or pages that "use" one of the frameworks but seem to make no use at all of the functionality. When I ask around people usually tell me "Well, at my company we make a dashboard for another…

Netflix.com is built using React, including the non-authenticated experience (sign up, sign in, title pages, etc)
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