I agree, and I live in the US. I couldn't care less about seeing the original URL and have never run into a broken page.
I've never liked the comparison of Flux to functional reactive programming. It's really just good ol' object-oriented design. Actions are akin to the Command pattern and the Dispatcher feels like a Mediator. Passing…
Since Postgres added a JSON type and Docker made running it simple in development, I haven't had a need for anything else. Call me old school, but I prefer starting with a relational database and changing when it's no…
I agree that it is important that you keep your application small. However, using the application cache like the author suggests means that you will never have to download the specified content, like jQuery, again.…
I agree, and I live in the US. I couldn't care less about seeing the original URL and have never run into a broken page.
I've never liked the comparison of Flux to functional reactive programming. It's really just good ol' object-oriented design. Actions are akin to the Command pattern and the Dispatcher feels like a Mediator. Passing…
Since Postgres added a JSON type and Docker made running it simple in development, I haven't had a need for anything else. Call me old school, but I prefer starting with a relational database and changing when it's no…
I agree that it is important that you keep your application small. However, using the application cache like the author suggests means that you will never have to download the specified content, like jQuery, again.…