roelvanhintum

That is what Apps Platform is meant for. You can pick static as an option which, if i understand correctly, should do the same thing.

True, but you know for sure that candle is lit. ;)

On the React topic: jsx within classes does make it nice to build components, but again you’re right that others provide the same experience.

Uber's library was the reason i moved to alex3165's version. Every update came with a day of debugging. Hopefully the new version is any better.

A universal React application would be one...

Looks cool, but also a solid way to get held up at airport security. ;)

All this trouble to get rid of the Ask.com toolbar. ;)

The languages are also a problem for Europeans, because it's a big threshold for finding a job outside your own country. For example The Netherlands is very small, but German or French are to hard to speak. It's Dutch or you'll have to move to an English speaking country. Most Dutch people speak English, so there is that.

If you wan't to give your boss a laxative, through the coffee machine and lock the restroom doors in advance, just do.

I'm surprised this isn't big news in The Netherlands. I have not seen a single thing about it in the news!

Making sure everyone within your company writes the same style code, makes it more readable and easier to find bugs. You can also start doing automatic linting and hinting. On top of that, they made the top on hacker news which will help finding new devs.

Same functionality, less characters. This also helps being consistent.

Nice, this is the first thing i start in the morning, use all day and close at the end of the day. I'm using Atom with monokai and linter and love it.

That mid century video is hilarious.

Here is an example of a simple useless todo app, good luck with your complex multipage layout... - Every js framework ever

That is one solid point. Thanks for helping all of us out!

Thanks, didn't know that. Right now i was using libsass for some projects. It compiles faster than the ruby sass.

Nice, i prefer node over ruby, so maybe i'll use this. For the same reason i prefer LESS over SASS (apart from the great performance improvement).

Now that browsers are starting to be compatible, lets make js on the server incompatible...