Aren't we losing something there too though. I always respected a company with a product that had "things figured out" and pushed their product in conjunction with a way of working that was well researched and proven to…
Long story: because changing identifiers is a considerable refactoring, and it takes coordination with multiple worldwide distributed partners to transition safely from the old to the new system, all to avoid a…
https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/12418290?hl=en#zi... Interestingly, buying a single book or movie also exempts your account from deletion.
Ironically, your answer is very well compressed.
As a radiology software developer: please please let JPEG XL become a thing. I sincerely hope this might make Chrome change its mind. JPEG XL is a game changer for 16 bit lossless images. The technical landscape for…
Codeberg being faster might be a side effect of not being very popular yet.
I've been working on a large React + Mobx codebase for nearly 3 years now, and it's still holding up surprisingly well. Mobx is really well designed and plays nicely with React. I haven't encountered anything more…
Can you write declarative reactive components with regular dom? If that wasn't an issue, why wasn't React immediately designed that way?
Something a colleague once showed me: if you open PowerPoint and try to add a video to a slide, it also lets you record your screen. You can draw a rectangle anywhere and start recording. Finally, you just save the…
What you are describing is exactly how mobX works, if I'm not mistaken.
DOBCO Medical Systems | Fulltime | Zele, Belgium | Software Engineers | ONSITE | https://www.dobcomed.com/nl/content/vacatures (Dutch) DOBCO Medical Systems is a young, innovative and fast growing software company…
I can attest to the genius that is MobX. Having worked on a frontend project built with RxJs + React for nearly two years, I feel like I have kept all of the benefits of reactivity and discarded a lot of complexity and…
I helped maintain (and later started rewriting) a medical web platform that used XSLT for it's HTML exactly like you described. It was powerful for sure, but a nightmare to maintain, extend or add to. This in house…
Generally, try the following steps: - turn off strict flags, turn them on again after everything compiles in non strict mode - ensure you have the correct typings for the libraries you're using. Some libraries include…
I found React to be very nice for interactive HTML mockups. But if it's mostly CRUD, just server side rendering is probably the fastest road to a working product.
What about dynamically changing HTML? Modal dialogs, dynamically loaded divs (depending on access rights), etc. Unless your css is only ever loaded when the corresponding HTML is, this is going to flag a lot of false…
Well, I'm not entirely sold on TDD just yet, but after applying it for a few years now, the benefits seem to be: - Requires you to think about structure before you write the actual code. Code that is unit testable is…
Aren't we losing something there too though. I always respected a company with a product that had "things figured out" and pushed their product in conjunction with a way of working that was well researched and proven to…
Long story: because changing identifiers is a considerable refactoring, and it takes coordination with multiple worldwide distributed partners to transition safely from the old to the new system, all to avoid a…
https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/12418290?hl=en#zi... Interestingly, buying a single book or movie also exempts your account from deletion.
Ironically, your answer is very well compressed.
As a radiology software developer: please please let JPEG XL become a thing. I sincerely hope this might make Chrome change its mind. JPEG XL is a game changer for 16 bit lossless images. The technical landscape for…
Codeberg being faster might be a side effect of not being very popular yet.
I've been working on a large React + Mobx codebase for nearly 3 years now, and it's still holding up surprisingly well. Mobx is really well designed and plays nicely with React. I haven't encountered anything more…
Can you write declarative reactive components with regular dom? If that wasn't an issue, why wasn't React immediately designed that way?
Something a colleague once showed me: if you open PowerPoint and try to add a video to a slide, it also lets you record your screen. You can draw a rectangle anywhere and start recording. Finally, you just save the…
What you are describing is exactly how mobX works, if I'm not mistaken.
DOBCO Medical Systems | Fulltime | Zele, Belgium | Software Engineers | ONSITE | https://www.dobcomed.com/nl/content/vacatures (Dutch) DOBCO Medical Systems is a young, innovative and fast growing software company…
I can attest to the genius that is MobX. Having worked on a frontend project built with RxJs + React for nearly two years, I feel like I have kept all of the benefits of reactivity and discarded a lot of complexity and…
I helped maintain (and later started rewriting) a medical web platform that used XSLT for it's HTML exactly like you described. It was powerful for sure, but a nightmare to maintain, extend or add to. This in house…
Generally, try the following steps: - turn off strict flags, turn them on again after everything compiles in non strict mode - ensure you have the correct typings for the libraries you're using. Some libraries include…
I found React to be very nice for interactive HTML mockups. But if it's mostly CRUD, just server side rendering is probably the fastest road to a working product.
DOBCO Medical Systems | Fulltime | Zele, Belgium | Software Engineers | ONSITE | https://www.dobcomed.com/nl/content/vacatures (Dutch) DOBCO Medical Systems is a young, innovative and fast growing software company…
DOBCO Medical Systems | Fulltime | Zele, Belgium | Software Engineers | ONSITE | https://www.dobcomed.com/nl/content/vacatures (Dutch) DOBCO Medical Systems is a young, innovative and fast growing software company…
What about dynamically changing HTML? Modal dialogs, dynamically loaded divs (depending on access rights), etc. Unless your css is only ever loaded when the corresponding HTML is, this is going to flag a lot of false…
Well, I'm not entirely sold on TDD just yet, but after applying it for a few years now, the benefits seem to be: - Requires you to think about structure before you write the actual code. Code that is unit testable is…