You pay for peace of mind that little Johnny doesn't download some crazy amount by accident. Now you don't have to monitor family usage so that makes things easier as well.
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But you might be too far down the rabbit hole. To use react involves learning a series of things (npm/react/command line). To use Jquery copy 5 lines. It is so easy to get started and so simple to work with.
JQuery is the right choice when you are not managing complexity. When you want a simple powerful abstraction. It's usually the right choice for non-programmers who want to do a few things. It's a good choice for programmers who are not building applications.
Money doesn't exist in the situation you describe. Who is issuing the money? At best trading for good is the best possible.
We gained more people with shallower content. Being able to lookup and find a picture of most people is an advantage. But losing flickr quality and album length means instead of a photoset you get a highlight photo with mayhe four combined.
Maintaining old sites were always an issue. Costs / site changes brought down good sites/pages so deadlinks were a huge problem. The waybackmachine could bring a site back but they rarely deep indexed or saved media so you mostly got a page full of 'x's.
Someone on here could easily build a better search engine indexing older websites and bring life back to those sites.
But be warned you've changed. Waiting a week or two or months between replies was common. Having tiny text on mobile is the norm so get ready to scroll. There was a lot of shallow content with some real gems. Patience is required.
In reality you took an easy guided path. Without friction you may not have learned all that much.
Some strains make you highly focused. Others more social. Some make you more creative. Some might make you scared and hearing things.
It's like thinking all food is the same. One person eats chocolate bars all day and another carrots but are treated as a baseline.
The great thing about repurposing a class as a namespace is I can pass that repurposed namespace package anywhere.
You never need to change their code either inject those objects into a new class or extend one and inject the other.
class Math {
public static function addOne (int $i){ return $i+1; }
public static function multiTwo function (int $i){ return $i*2; }
}
Calling it is as simple as: Math::addOne(2)
When you need Math you include it.
Seem cleaner than including little addOne functions as global closures.
It has been around awhile and the number of people falling for this has dropped.
People catch-on.. not everyone but enough to make an election hack not workable.
People struggle with new ideas but adapt . COVID scams have gone up and then down.
I can't think of a time where we killed a project or rewrote a project to make it more functional. Or where OOP bite us.
React went functional for a reason. Does everyone share that reason?
Mostly all junior and that makes sense in terms of who is sharing. 60% said they were visible minority and 22% said their gender was an issue.
Does that lineup with recent Microsoft hires or is this dataset unrepresentative.
Sampling the background for the correct pitch would be enough
Many people still use aol or their email given by ips or work email domain.
Worldwide yandex.mail is popular.
Colleges still give email addresses.
People like myself run their own
Vanity domains are popular.
Mail is still decentralized and news of its death have been greatly exaggerated
Open source doesn't mean you have any infuence or say in the future of the project. It only means you can take a copy make changes and roll your own version.
The roadmap changes the internet unhealthy ways.