robertoandred

Do you consider six-year-old phones new? What about seven-year-old Macs?

Safari got a big update last week.

The only people who think Safari is the new IE are people who weren’t around for IE.

Sure they are. Next sites are SPAs.

SPAs can still be server rendered.

Route files are still RSCs. Actions/“use server” are unrelated.

> Turns out people really like being able to just drag-and-drop an image from their camera into a website - being forced to re-encode first it isn't exactly popular.

That’s a function of the website, not the browser.

> Apparently there's absolutely zero magic reasons why their airpods are unable to connect to non-Apple devices

They’ve always been able to.

The ignorance of Apple haters never ceases to amaze.

> wxWidgets

That's not really native either. Whether it's a web wrapper or Electron or wxWidgets, just because something runs "natively" doesn't mean it feels native.

Huh? They haven’t released a remotely small phone in years.

What is it you think they killed? It’s just V3 of the suite, and it’s free now.

You still have a perpetual license, it’s just free now.

Now you can have v3 without having to pay anything at all. What’s the problem?

It has nothing to do with "new frameworks". ASP devs have been making buttons into links for decades.

Also, React does not have a Link element. Please at least try to learn a little bit about the underlying technologies.

A single picture is going to be more than 100kb.

Meanwhile, there simply aren’t web standards that match React’s capabilities.

Also can we stop pretending React is any more "complex" than any other rendering library. You can't get much simpler than () => <div>Hello, World</div>

People who don’t understand the problems CSS has to solve are opposed to CSS solving those problems. Sure it can all be stuffed into Tailwind classes!!

How is lowering bundle size not a useful feature? Being able to render something once at build time instead of shipping it to users is great.

React has had very few breaking changes.

They're not reviled at all. They make logic encapsulation so much simpler.

They do: https://support.apple.com/guide/assistive-access-iphone/welc...

Why would you want to use a Control key that's hard to reach when the Command key is right under your thumb?

It points out the hypocrisy. Israel was bad for occupying Gaza decades ago, but Egypt was fine for occupying Gaza decades ago.

The Jewish and Arabic population became the state of Israel. Where do you think the millions of Israeli Arabs came from?

And Egypt was occupying it before Israel, and the British and the Ottomans and the Romans.

Trickling? Apple’s been on ARM for five years with great results.

No, what Mac OS X did in like 2001 or so.

React Native / Expo apps can get liquid glass via the actual underlying native ui elements.

This isn't available in the Safari browser.

That should all be abstracted out to the operating system, not dependent on checking for specific devices. Any app should be able to accommodate different screen/window sizes and safe areas.