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But if you want there's also OneDrive, Dropbox and the likes that keeps a copy in your HD if you want.
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I like the way it's multiplatform, it's interesting. You can maybe get help from other people to fix bugs, multiplatform products usually have plenty.
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If you think TypeScript has a lot more benefits then fine, you may go forward with it. I'm just conservative in this perspective. I understand you may transpile (build process), that's fine, I don't like working in Visual Studio, I prefer Atom and having my code without transpiling, not sure how it will work out with your build process when creating a zip to upload to Lambda, but best of luck.
React is a nice piece of technology, but you need to understand it very well. Otherwise you might loose performance instead of obtaining performance.
Lambda (Serverless API) - I've used a lot and it's awesome.
It's more than ready for prime time! It's an awesome tool.
There you go! See that there's a difference from the other statement?
"Segundo a literatura, mais de 80% das pessoas infectadas não desenvolvem manifestações clínicas, porém quando presentes a doença se caracteriza pelo surgimento do exantema maculopapular pruriginoso, febre intermitente, hiperemia conjuntival não purulenta e sem prurido, artralgia, mialgia e dor de cabeça e menos frequentemente, edema, dor de garganta, tosse, vômitos e haematospermia.. No entanto, a artralgia pode persistir por aproximadamente um mês."
This statement is contradictory, this is were the confusion resides. I have never seen a case till today regarding this, neither has the society here a person that had Zika but very little symptoms, it's always hard and pushes the people to bed, what has happened a lot here is since "Zika" is on evidence people push "Dengue" symptoms as "Zika" just because it's on the "Vibe", so the numbers of Zika are huge but in reality it's a mix of Dengue (types 1,2 and 3), Zika and Chikungunha.
I don't believe it, it was clinically tested with a diagnosis from the blood plus doctor in private hospital. That's how people get to know about it, not by word of mouth or looking up in Google.