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There are more people on kgs and on fox go server

Hi, it looks pretty interesting! There's a broken link in the homepage though, Mill vs sbt links to the gradle page

Good luck for your project!

The transition was awful but both Python 2 and Python 3 are good languages

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19131272 . It don't know where your 2% number is coming from, but in Airbnb's experience it was much more. It feel like it would also be more, imo, but I guess it depe nds.

Typescript can be annoying but usually it helps a lot with refactoring. It's also pretty great for detecting unused props with react.

I don't use IDEs so my defense of typescript is only based on its type checking merits

He's talking about the price of the mac, not the license

I feel like if hooks remove the need for redux for you, you actually never needed redux in the first place.

The comparison Sara made was that React can be overused just as jQuery was.

The problems with jQuery is that it's mostly a set of functions to simplify Ajax and DOM manipulation so it's not really helpful for the structure of an application.

React (and other frameworks surch as Angular, Ember and Vue), on the other hand, helps you to build reusable component which helps a lot to scale.

Also jQuery's golden age was when browser compatibility was a big issue, nowaday, most browsers behave properly.

There's no harm in learning jQuery, its interface is way more intuitive than native DOM apis. It could be a good idea to try and build a simple app with jQuery and see what are the pain points and then compare with a modern framework.

async await are ES2017 though

This should help you: http://2ality.com/2015/11/tc39-process.html

Basically, it's just a proposition for the moment, there's no telling if that's gonna be in the language or not. It's only at stage 2 that it is likely that the feature will be added in the language.

Also auto-pairs.vim doesn't seem to break the dot command, contrary to the mapping they provided.

These are not new ES6 features. I think you can get a really good explanation from the you don't know js serie.

https://github.com/getify/You-Dont-Know-JS/blob/master/this%...

The whole serie of book is worth it and free to read on github