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Skillspython, JavaScript
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Try deploying the project, and watch the interest/pressure grow
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Sometimes i cut code accidentally without realising (dual monitor thing) and realize when it all crashes
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Saw a talk online about this this
Novice, Armature, Professional, Expert
Novice + Armature = good
Professional + Expert = perfect
Expert + Novice = catastrophe -
@Vuetiful
Finally. That's all i wanted to hear.
Im for React though -
@mundo03 True, he said they are blocked, he didn't day you cannot try book them. What you cannot book is free times
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React Native FTW
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@C0D4 git pshu. Everytime
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PM: we need all permissions available.
DEV: for what?
PM: We will figure that out later.
DEV: users will be skept.......
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Google: 1
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Hear hear
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When i learnt JS, i thought JQuery was part of the spec
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Css should be called a programing language
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Minified, one line.
One really long line -
It wont replace trello, for now
New devs will prefer it to trello. The rest will catch up slowly. I wish i could use it alongside trello so i don't have to bother my team. -
@faheel
I think the focus should be on understanding JS. React or Vue, you are good either way. In the end, it's just JavaScript. Once you get good at one, you're empowered to use the other.
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@leanrob Thanks.
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@gitpush Not sure why they happened to me like that. Probably because of my project structure
3. redux-persist also works for web, if you dont' want to make fresh request on page refresh.
4. Had this problem yesterday, that was the problem it boiled down to. Again i think it's because of the way i structured my project -
@Sophia Some: (Most of the errors comes from adding third party packages)
1. some actions were not firing but i couldn't tell. Use redux-logger to see actions as they are created.
2. Immutable data. use seamless-immutable and immutableJs.
3. persisting data. I use redux-persist but it breaks code immutability so you have to handle immutability myself.
4. react-router-redux. replace browserRouter with connected router. Connectedrouter must be in the same component that is connected to redux (i used on the parent which broke the code) -
@Sophia True. They are awesome, and so are their errors
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Probably real
I cab remember writing something like this in codeIgniter few years ago -
If the increased lines of code are tests. Yet again, the tests can also have faults
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@enen . True, JS is awesome
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@enen its not bad. MDN makes you classy, but you are still a js dev
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Such a feature would be awesome if it was IE and IE alone
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With the level of abstraction in modern day stacks, you can do just fine.
I think what is more critical is the open attitude and willingness to learn or solve problems -
Relatable
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@1989
And also find solace in the fact that you're not the only one -
@oo92
Between buying and reading, the technology is usually obsolete -
Plus plus deed
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Struggled with webpack 2, for some time.
Took one weekend, used nothing but the official docs. Was able to set up everything to work perfectly.
MOST IMPORTANT, create a boilerplate so you don't have to redo everything agian