Ok what's the value in this?
HN user
azr79
Security is a huge deal
How do you pronounce it? Kalb?
Remember bolt?
It was basically a mob-driven decision
nothing else works, people work with the tools they have at their disposition, and if companies don't have any morals when it comes to us (results driven approach no matter the consequences), why should we have any morals when dealing with companies? We're just playing at their own game, and getting good results, and there is nothing wrong with that, so keep on going as long as there are results.
Just in time for nothing
but private security firms flourish.
not in EU they don't
also firms like Securitas mostly provide security services to enterprises, and gouvernements sites, not to citizens.
bad comparison example
Who said there was any machine learning?
Picking TS for something like this was the smartest choice.
Why do people still use the mobile facebook app? I've just added the web app shortcut on my phone and it's more than enough, plus it doesn't bother you with useless updates, doesn't track you when you're not running the app, and doesn't drain your battery.
Well that's too late, isn't it? Personally I'm not getting into any of those flying death traps ever
this is quite disturbing: https://imgur.com/JkBte93
A lot of contradicting testimonies in this thread, I don't know what to believe anymore.
I can't even argue with that
No ligatures and no transparency, kind of a deal breaker and a step back, isn't it?
I'm still using a late 2013 MBPr, this machine is a tank, took so much beatings, and literally nothing broke in 5 years it runs as if it was its first day of use.
Youtube.com migrated to polymer in 2017
Even YouTube isn't using it anymore
The things Angular Community achieved with the dependency injection system is mind boggling, it's a very powerful paradigm.
And that's exactly what he's talking about, and how many patterns do you have? Because we only have one, the Angular way, you can't imagine how an opinionated framework simplifies the life of working in large teams and hiring new people that can be productive quickly because they all pretty much follow the same design guidelines
Exactly my experience, when they've introduced Context API in the latest version of react (16.3?) I and was seeing all these blog posts about them on all my feeds, i looked them up and tried to understand what the fuss was all about, and when I finally understood, I was like "Ok so it's solving exactly the same problem that @Injectable Services solve, but in a way more convoluted manner)
Angular plays very well with typescript, because the entire framework is written in it, more than that, Angular Team is working with TypeScript Team to help make TS better, and vice-versa.
Not true, TS has strict null checking
Anything compared to jquery looks good, would be more reasonable to compare it to Angular, or React
What can ReasonML do that TypeScript can't?
How is this broken HTML, it's valid HTML
I always thought
and you were right, although, with things like Angular Universal and initial server side rendering of SPAs in general, are changing this.
As a white male, good for him
Because men and women are fundamentally different down to the psychological and genetic levels?
TypeScript is the present and the future of web, not web assembly