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I thought she resigned not opinion article asking her to resign.

thanks for the info

why people trust Telegram more now? Is it safe from Russian government intervention?

Depends on who is rejecting the results.

Wow, just keep getting downvoted because I think we should be allowed to criticize and discuss big tech decisions on the biggest community for tech. Thanks!

React kit is an implementation of Shopify's famous package: https://github.com/Shopify/draggable It's great but complicated with strict API. While react-beautiful-dnd is so React-ish. To manipulate DOM you need pure js with a solution can expose DOM elements to you because you probably need to do more than dragging an element on your layout.

Can any big tech companies condemn Uighurs concentration camps or this fine because there's a lot of $$ in China and it is xenophobic to even mention it.

Why this post is flagged? HN, If you don't like the post, please ignore it don't enforce censorship with flagging.

I share your disappointment and I'd like to invite you to DFlex (https://github.com/jalal246/dflex). It's not perfect and in the development process but I think it's a real alternative to native-like API focused on performance and easy implementation. It's just a pure js. So every fix should enhance all framework implementations. Decoupled with a separate package to prevent a bloated bundle. Work with mouse event, so nothing new to learn. And most importantly it's just a utility. You can use what you want. Finally, it doesn't sort, move,s or whatsoever. Node positions are stored separately. Each movement calculates the current position and triggers any effect that movement caused. So It may cause "dragging only with zero effect" Or "Switch with another element". It has also container/children architecture. So you can drag a child, or parent..etc

Edit: I have implementation for React and Vue but not for Svelet. So if anyone is interested let me know.

And congrats to Isaac for this nice work dedicated to Svelte community.

It's very broad description find it hard to know what are you exactly looking for

I read you post twice and didn't understand what you are looking for

Being anxious about the future

how this is different from any torrent client like qbittorrent for instance

I've been working on https://github.com/jalal246/dflex along with a paid job. But I made it clear that it's an open-source project. maybe it's different if you are not working on open source. About time management, I can't really tell. Spent the last year working all day, 24/7. Currently, I am experiencing burn out with another side effect including insomnia. So I recommend having a balanced life. Don't push yourself too much and play the long terms.

yes, and i think the first post is criticizing HN content.

Seems you always hated this place: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25044791

'The right to freedom of opinion is of fundamental importance,' Steffen Seibert, Merkel’s chief spokesman, told reporters in Berlin on Monday."

1- This is from the story title "..pause funding to Republicans who objected to Electoral College" So I didn't invent something new. 2- CNN story has exactly the same title that I chose here. 3- the story itself about Ted Cruz and Josh Hawley.

Yet, you see it differently, because there's "all". And blame me for the poor choice. Well, I didn't see that coming.

so did the title here, it’s clear and accurate. I recommend reading the full story though before accusing me of being inaccurate.

This is the subtitle form wsj:

"JPMorgan and Citigroup to halt all PAC donations; Blue Cross and Marriott pause funding to Republicans who objected to Electoral College results"

edit:

This is from CNN: Corporate America halts donations to Republicans who voted to overturn the election https://edition.cnn.com/2021/01/10/business/citigroup-bluecr...

It's from the Subtitle and the content of the article. How is it inaccurate?

But this is not a regulation for all politicians. It's finishing what's big tech has already started.

pushing people to form organic communities is conservative populist demand

he didn't. He thought they are by his side.

How Tim Cook Won Donald Trump’s Ear> https://www.wsj.com/articles/how-tim-cook-won-donald-trumps-...

Hello Everyone.

I’ve been working on a project called DFlex: https://github.com/jalal246/dflex that contains multiple packages all written in Pure JavaScript to manipulate DOM elements in a completely new way depends on creating a DOM registry.

The ultimate result is moving every element from destination to target with CSS animation. This means all possible operations should be done in 60fps.

It is also extendable. In most existing solutions the more elements you are trying to manipulate the more lagging you get. Here, no matter how many elements you are dealing with it’s always going to interpret each movement to CSS transform without asking the browser to get the node for each request. It is not restricted to any frameworks I have examples for React and Vue with some explanations inside each package. And maybe add more later. It includes:

  • DOM Generator DOM relations generator algorithm.
  • DOM Store Traverse through the DOM tree using element id.
  • Drag & Drop Lightweight Solution for a Drag & Drop App based on enhanced store algorithm.
  • Draggable High-performance draggable elements.
  • Unit test & end to end test
  • Packages are decoupled and work separately. Each package has it own universe including test and playground

There's a lot to add and improve with new packages. I am looking for contributors who like to get involved in open source. So, if you are interested, open an issue, or pull request. I need your support. Thank you!

I have no idea why this is flagged as dupe

Hello Everyone.

I’ve been working on a project called DFlex: https://github.com/jalal246/dflex that contains multiple packages all written in Pure JavaScript to manipulate DOM elements in a completely new way depends on creating a DOM registry.

The ultimate result is moving every element from destination to target with CSS animation. This means all possible operations should be done in 60fps.

It is also extendable. In most existing solutions the more elements you are trying to manipulate the more lagging you get. Here, no matter how many elements you are dealing with it’s always going to interpret each movement to CSS transform without asking the browser to get the node for each request. It is not restricted to any frameworks I have examples for React and Vue with some explanations inside each package. And maybe add more later. It includes:

  • DOM Generator DOM relations generator algorithm.
  • DOM Store Traverse through the DOM tree using element id.
  • Drag & Drop Lightweight Solution for a Drag & Drop App based on enhanced store algorithm.
  • Draggable High-performance draggable elements.
  • Unit test & end to end test
  • Packages are decoupled and work separately. Each package has it own universe including test and playground

There's a lot to add and improve with new packages. I am looking for contributors who like to get involved in open source. So, if you are interested, open an issue, or pull request. I need your support. Thank you!

I thought exactly the same.

is it about legality though?

Did they do the same thing with FB after Cambridge Analytica? or is it about a social platform going big and popular and should be taken down to keep the current status quo.

Also apple: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25411660