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An end user might say 15% is pretty good and don’t touch it.

Google just earned 5% by giving you worst ROI.

If you start comparing with other ad providers you’l you might notice you’re being screwed. But low spenders rarely do proper checks.

Interesting stories, I read the one about HSBC statement, what a mess.

Now add responsive images. Good luck. You need to process then on server side, then handle them on client side etc...

Now add some customer area...

Add a few more features and it becomes complex.

Why would you want to now throw away all this and rewrite in react when you could just start with react.

In addition I can even migrate my old app to the new one and sometimes I can just copy paste certain components and css styles (thanks to css in Js) and it just works.

Honestly I don’t want to write responsive images manually. I just wrote a system once, now any app reuses the same thing. Same for other stuff. Plus I only need to know react and I can build anything.

You telling me now to learn htmlx syntax and use it sometimes, then use react other times just because… it’s simpler. The benefit is minimal, but now I need to know 2 worlds: react and htmlx.

Popular now, huge pile of mess in a few years.

Until you get locked out/banned by Google.

Take away that, and no matter how good that book was, sales would be closer to 0.

Actually getting this success is more likely like this:

- spend last 5 years getting followers on Twitter by writing engaging content, reply to others.

- spend also many years in your website and include a mailing list

- email your email list regularly with very interesting things

- spend 1 year to write a book

- send a blast email and tweet about your new book: Most likely people will buy whatever you say at this point because they trust you already.

This is the secret formula, which is hard work and 99.99% can’t do this consistently. (In addition, but not really required, also be smart and bring something new to the table)

From the author:

- I wrote on my blog for nearly a decade before I could launch a book that I sold.

- Announce it, ask for email sign ups if they are interested, keep them in the loop, and then launch. The mailing list had about 1,000 people on it once I launched (about two months from announcing it to doing the early access launch)

- I settled on adapting one of my more popular [blog posts][2] that I keep updated through each version of iOS into a five book series

Actually full details are here

https://www.swiftjectivec.com/the-best-in-class-book-beta-la...

Maybe we don’t talk about the same thing, but isomorphic code with react is great for websites too: server side render, instant page change on client side. Reuse of exact code. Huge benefits.

I wonder what performance issues you had with node.js that justified a bridge to c++ (including the increase of complexity of the architecture). Pathfinder is not terrible in node.

Works on mobile and desktop.

If you like multiplayer RTS games, try it out. It’s similar to the board game Risk, but real time and with planets.

(You can play with your friends multiplayer)

https://bitplanets.com/

All those inaccurate facts you learn would be gone and would not pollute your brain

Benefits: can cleanly and delete 100% of what was installed. If you use something on root can always infect, save cache, logs…

I don’t want to impact anything else running on my server. I don’t want anything to depend on that either silently.

Docker is the best thing. I just can’t understand how people still can’t get the benefits yet.

Is Amazing to start a project you had 3 years ago and just works and you can deploy without reading any docs. Just spin a docker container. Eat, safe and just works.

Attack surface is much larger.

Real time multiplayer strategy game. Can play with friends.

Typescript, node, sockets, react, postgres, custom redux, pixi (webgl)

Owners might make the partnership with you to get ad revenue, which most likely will be much much lower than their current income.

They might send you DMCA for copying their content.

I don't see how can be a win win situation if you republish articles...

https://github.com/porsager/postgres/blob/master/transpile.c...

Nobody would change private properties in a js class from outside that class. Same to css, you should not change css attributes from parents. Those are private to their component they are rendering.

If you need that, provide a public attribute to the component and he'll change it's design.

Do this, and css is very maintainable.