I couldn't agree more. I was thinking the same thing while reading it.
can you hear yourself ? you sound like a snob bitch. Lets write a server in ruby, or rust ? LOL
I was thinking the same thing. It has nothing to do with callbacks. > fully resolving circular dependencies is equivalent to solving the halting problem, IIRC. I don't think so. Any good dependency injection framework…
this article boils down to the comments.
oh god, why ?
I don't like surveys, but I can tell you this. ES6 all the way down. ES7 async stuff looks great. facebook flow looks promising take a look at 6to5 project
you can always solve any problem throwing money at it. I guess the main point is running the same thing with 30% less servers, not more.
try compiling a super simple sass file multiple times. The time it takes varies so much. Ruby's performance is not predictable. The point here is why the same algorithm would take 0.3 sec to run and the next time it…
do you know assembly ? and what about raw binary ?
I never wanted to learn the details of how a computer really work as, but I spend a single week learning C, just to learn the basic concepts like pointers. It really helped me understand better other languages. Besides,…
This is a great advice if you want to be a generalist. I'm a specialist. Take a look in this article, it illustrates pretty well the differences. http://www.nczonline.net/blog/2014/07/15/generalists-and-spe...
I don't want to start a flame war here. But why do I ever need to hit the backend? If not to save state. Logic must run only on the frontend I don't see any need for a Rails controller. In the age of unhosted apps…
I see people complaining about JS fragmentation. While it is a problem, it is just a consequence of how hard it is to create a complex webapp this days. The thing is this. Things in tech are always changing, and in this…
LOL, angular get stuck ...
why not gulp ?
> A bunch of guys with inflated egos cramming tens of kilobytes of js into pages that need zero, all for a worse UX. LOL Yeah because that 14.4K modem is a huge problem. In a time of retina display, 500K is not an issue…
This is wrong in so many levels. Have you ever heard about React and the advantage of the virtual DOM. And about famo.us For toy projects like this, I guess this is fine. But lets get real....
who cares
I couldn't agree more. I was thinking the same thing while reading it.
can you hear yourself ? you sound like a snob bitch. Lets write a server in ruby, or rust ? LOL
I was thinking the same thing. It has nothing to do with callbacks. > fully resolving circular dependencies is equivalent to solving the halting problem, IIRC. I don't think so. Any good dependency injection framework…
this article boils down to the comments.
oh god, why ?
I don't like surveys, but I can tell you this. ES6 all the way down. ES7 async stuff looks great. facebook flow looks promising take a look at 6to5 project
you can always solve any problem throwing money at it. I guess the main point is running the same thing with 30% less servers, not more.
try compiling a super simple sass file multiple times. The time it takes varies so much. Ruby's performance is not predictable. The point here is why the same algorithm would take 0.3 sec to run and the next time it…
do you know assembly ? and what about raw binary ?
I never wanted to learn the details of how a computer really work as, but I spend a single week learning C, just to learn the basic concepts like pointers. It really helped me understand better other languages. Besides,…
This is a great advice if you want to be a generalist. I'm a specialist. Take a look in this article, it illustrates pretty well the differences. http://www.nczonline.net/blog/2014/07/15/generalists-and-spe...
I don't want to start a flame war here. But why do I ever need to hit the backend? If not to save state. Logic must run only on the frontend I don't see any need for a Rails controller. In the age of unhosted apps…
I see people complaining about JS fragmentation. While it is a problem, it is just a consequence of how hard it is to create a complex webapp this days. The thing is this. Things in tech are always changing, and in this…
LOL, angular get stuck ...
why not gulp ?
> A bunch of guys with inflated egos cramming tens of kilobytes of js into pages that need zero, all for a worse UX. LOL Yeah because that 14.4K modem is a huge problem. In a time of retina display, 500K is not an issue…
This is wrong in so many levels. Have you ever heard about React and the advantage of the virtual DOM. And about famo.us For toy projects like this, I guess this is fine. But lets get real....
who cares
who cares