You know you can lock modules versions, right? And of course the environment recreation needs to be tested periodically if you have a disaster recovery plan.
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People were really thinking all that money printing during covid would be free?
Its called inflation.
Nice example of the results of socialist politics, the companies will always move to where they will pay less taxes and have less state intervention through regulations
I lost half of my tongue senses on a wisdom tooth extraction, it came back slowly during 3 month (its almost 100% back now) but it was terrifying the first week, I just kept thinking If I could live with that, a feeling of depression hit hard
Telegram?
I find it very useful, It works like a "backend" for components
the price was even higher to stay with the same party
Just dont use his products.
That moment when left-pad creates a black hole on earth
I think Torvalds is worshiped well enough
Yet another
wow, they still use analog film
intellectual property shouldn't exist.
You just have to parse it as a tree
interacting with an app which doesn't provides a public API and has too much frontend code to be worth reverse engineering, I just hack into the app's webpack bundled code and use it
The editor is from Microsoft https://github.com/Microsoft/monaco-editor
Yeah, Preact is great for standalone widgets
Who is going to want to use a dropdown component that has the entire React 15.3 lib bundled into it?
And who would want a dropdown component that has its own little rendering framework inside when you are using React for that?
Now that is a real problem, and it will not be fixed soon.
It is easy to a single company define how they want their platform to be, like iOS, but browsers are a different beast, as every change need to be agreed between several major companies.
As a red/green colorblind the only thing that I hate when people mess up are charts, never had a problem with everything else
Because I want my IDE, github and the app I am working on to be colorful and everything else blunt
Very cool, I will test it thought the week and see if I can notice any effects
I like this idea better than those extensions that just block websites altogether, those do not work for me cause I just disable them when I want to go "mindless browsing"
Maybe because there is no need to evolve there?
I mean, you can see clearly why we came from jQuery, to AngularJs, then Angular/React/Vue, there was a need.
wounder if people would still complain
And I am tired of the "tired of JavaScript hype and new frameworks every week" speech.
It has a huge community, of course there will be new things created every week.
But, if it as bad you will not even hear about it, if you hear it is probably good or better on some aspects compared to others, who doesn't want that? do everyone wanted to be stuck with MooTools or JQuery forever?
If it wasn't because of Java the browsers language would be Scheme
I cant find any aspect of PHP being better than JavaScript
Wait till you need to load a hundred binary dependencies and see if will load faster
Ignoring the browser side, show me a language that can do what nodejs can, as good as it can