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Shouldn't a deletefacebook involve stopreact? surprized to see react articles on hn now...
React is a great tool with a permissive license. Abandoning it would be a case of throwing out the baby with the bath water, IMO.
I still can't believe everyone has accepted mixing logic and presentation is a good idea. Html mixed with javascript is a mess and I can only imagine what a "mature" React app looks like after a few years of iteration. I can't wait for the "React turns out to be a shit idea" posts in a year or two just like we're seeing with microservices. It's like a mass hallucination or something. Maybe Facebook had Cambridge Anal…
I thought the same. But, as I started to work with react in a side project, now I really enjoy it. In the beginning is a really mess. But, as you begin to think in a "data stream oriented way" (like you do in Haskell with lists), your templates look like any regular framework. It stay isolated in a function with no more than value substitutions. You even can separate in a different file. The only really JS code I hav…
{isVisible && Hello World}
Hello World
Hello World
{{#if isVisible}}
Hello World
{{/if}}
There is also a way to use a reactive database without having to trust google by using couchdb+rxdb.
The Firestore API seemed quite similar to MongoDB which I haven’t used in a number of years. I might give that another try as well.
There is also a way to use a reactive database without having to trust google by using couchdb+rxdb.
I love how ant design invents a new 'design language' and then it turns out to be yet another bootstrap. I wish we'd get a real revolutionary design system instead of these frameworks that try solve all cases, and ultimately end up so generic you can't use them for anything -other- than prototyping
Can you elaborate for me? Curious what you'd like to see in respect to a design system... Side note, this is what I'm looking to solve at https://cleverbeagle.com .
I'm not sure if what I'm talking about is possible, and I'm not sure what it would look like -- but I'd love a framework that just makes everything work really nice - except it doesn't force you to do really quirky css hacks to re-style the thing.
If that makes any sense :)
I love how ant design invents a new 'design language' and then it turns out to be yet another bootstrap. I wish we'd get a real revolutionary design system instead of these frameworks that try solve all cases, and ultimately end up so generic you can't use them for anything -other- than prototyping
Bootstrap doesn't event define a design language. I'm glad that there's a good UI lib that integrates with React at this level.
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React is a great tool with a permissive license. Abandoning it would be a case of throwing out the baby with the bath water, IMO.
aren't there actually a lot of issues with the license? and seeing that you can't trust fb..
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Can you elaborate for me? Curious what you'd like to see in respect to a design system... Side note, this is what I'm looking to solve at https://cleverbeagle.com .
What I would love to see in a design system is something in terms of "white-label" components. I'm talking about components with great UX, but basically no styling applied. I'm not sure if what I'm talking about is possible, and I'm not sure what it would look like -- but I'd love a framework that just makes everything work really nice - except it doesn't force you to do really quirky css hacks to re-style the thing.…
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Can you elaborate for me? Curious what you'd like to see in respect to a design system... Side note, this is what I'm looking to solve at https://cleverbeagle.com .
What I would love to see in a design system is something in terms of "white-label" components. I'm talking about components with great UX, but basically no styling applied. I'm not sure if what I'm talking about is possible, and I'm not sure what it would look like -- but I'd love a framework that just makes everything work really nice - except it doesn't force you to do really quirky css hacks to re-style the thing.…