It’s as if we all forgot how viruses work.
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It’s as if we all forgot how viruses work.
Edit: I also said it was easier to hire. Which IMO is an organizational anti pattern. Look at all the talks of Clojure shops, who despite having a small hiring pool, usually find passionate, practical developers who quickly pick up the language.
Electron allows you to hire devs who prefer code aesthetics over what the thing actually does to/on your computer.
The excuse was DX. How can we test it and use storybook if we don’t use react and generate a giant dingus of a bundle?
Edit: so don’t just trust “engineers”.
Edit: It's a legitimate solution. I've survived 3 reorgs at my company because I could code. I read up on the new incoming system and became effective.
edit: Note I did 2 years of high school at catholic and 2 years at public.
Your view of history is so small.
URLs can be unique ids for scrolling to.
Simple Ajax function to attach cards on scroll.
Poll or get pinged by SSE to pull updates, swap by url as Id
Loads fast if you simply render html and lazy load the images. Css is almost instant.
We can do better with so much less. Unfortunately we now have front end engineers everywhere doing web development.
If a mobile app needs to request the same data, simply make a .json version of the route and use that same little db access function, shove the return into res.json({}) and Tada.
Sharing ui code between react native and web-react is pointless so you'd be sharing what? some formatting functions? the request functions that the .json and ssr routes effectively return for you?