luisrudge

this should be top1 forever :D

Also that!

vanilla flux has WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY more boilerplate than redux

Keep in mind that english is not the author's native language.

really? che? as in che guevara? The executioner / mass murderer?

atom + plugins, not just atom. Same with vs code. If we count plugins, emacs and vim are both ide's as well.

Visual Studio Code is not an IDE. It's just a bad named Editor

typescript?

Someone please change the title to Anywhere IN US :)

That's very nice. If you're using Microsoft Azure though, you might as well use Azure Key Vault[0].

[0] https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/key-vault/

Damn... This is A W E S O M E! Congratz to the team! Feedback: It should be easier to change between apis. Doing this using <select> is terrible for the user. It really should be a sidebar or something like this.

I find the `for` example really bad. Mainly because 99% of the apps (I totally made up that number) are NOTHING like that.

You usually are using DI, so you'll have an interface that you need to resolve and do stuff.

How is alive going to deal with that?

Freaking awesome.

tech crunch announcement: http://techcrunch.com/2015/06/17/sean-parker-brigade/

MTA cards are terrible. So is MTA's customer service. I lost $60 (2 7-Day Unlimited cards) because the two cards were demagnetized. They weren't next to each other, but both were kept close to cellphones. I went to the MTA booth and they staff said to mail the cards so I can get a refund. This may work for NYC residents, but foreign tourists will never see that money again. The card and system is so bad, that one may actually think they want this to be bad so they can profit more.

yes you can. Maybe he/she is talking about the same window instance?

There's another UI kit for React called Belle, I posted here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10110956

here's a great video about inlining css with react.

Colin Megill - Inline Styles are About to Kill CSS https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NoaxsCi13yQ

You're wrong. They don't care if you run Windows or Linux. They want you to run it on Azure.

This is awesome! Congratz on the release! I just watched the video on the home page and I'm really impressed. I'll take a serious look in it! Thanks!

ON the other hand, Azure's PaaS offerings are way better than AWS's. No surprise there, since Azure started with PaaS and AWS started with IaaS.

now you just need to enable paypal

You're kidding, right? Where is the source code for java compiler and jvm stuff? Can you send a pull request? Can you see the commits? Can you see design meetings about the language? Java is not more open than .NET in any way.

what that brings to the table?

the slides are here: http://wzascok.livejournal.com/30819.html

Yes. I don't see any reason why not.

alpha bits will be released in the following weeks I believe

Neither free nor open source. Does it matter? This is not a text editor. This could be THE best non-bloated IDE. The price seems pretty reasonable to me. Bought it already!

What? No github repo?

As a matter of fact, I created a really simple react yeoman generator[0]. All other generators are pretty bloated with lots of stuff. Maybe that's ok for new applications, but I was just trying to learn react and they all were heavily bloated.

[0] https://github.com/luisrudge/generator-simple-react-browseri...