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Any particular reason that you prefer Vue over Angular seeing as you have had experience of both?
The only real problem I am having is lazy loading and dynamic component's. I am being forced really to add routes to lazy load some heavy components but I would really like not to have to deal with that. I believe there is a way to use SystemJS to load dynamic components at runtime but there is scant information and have no interest to pursue it. A small price to pay.
I absolutely hate the "does it work on ie6".
The time you spend dealing with old browsers is never returned in profit. I had one customer (ie10) in 4 years, and losing him cost me and made me nothing.
In my experience going back to Phonegap, I have tried many evolutions of these products over the years and all of them are terrible. Like unusable. 3fps and unresponsive.
Is React Native a new generation, a new stable outlook, or is it simply making React 3fps and unresponsive?
I really hate that Unity games are mashed with traditional games as well and that I can't filter that shit out on any popular stores such as steam. Drives me wild.
I am currently considering moving away from tech. When I started out, I had dreams but absolutely no contacts. I am especially bad at bullshitting my way through recruitment agencies and nothing has changed in 10 years. I am still at the same job.
Somewhere along the line I wish a service like this existed as it would have made all the difference.
However what I found recently was so do others. I was with my friend, and we wanted to know the exchange rate, so my friend fired up his phone and googled it.
We got to a web page with tiny white boxes with black text, and a half screen booking.com ad. I asked him what his thoughts were on annoying ads shifting the content down like that, and he said "I haven't seen an ad for years mate".
The glaring device screen was mostly ad and he failed to even make the connection.
It makes me wonder, are ads really so easily ignored, or have ads went down some psychological hole where you think you are clever but a few years later you are foaming at the mouth as a booking.com customer?
$59.50 (£44.75) for Levi.com Jeans in US £85.50 from the "Levi.com UK" branded store.
In the early days, when we had double the exchange on the dollar, I used to buy everything from the US, and the shipping prices were pennies. It used to be exciting to have different markets to browse.
I also consider them a bit dirty for the same reason as you as I know employees and they are treated like garbage. Maybe not in head office, but certainly in distribution.
>> In the UK, 8.39% of deaths were due to pollution
It always seems pretty high.
https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/uk-has-one-of-the-worst-p...
Yet all the health problems caused by the very air we breath in cities, well that is fine.