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Re:React is the new jQuery on Friday June 01, 2018 @10:05PM (#17212209)
We're talking about two totally different programming paradigms here. The end product might be the same but it's more of a question about how you arrive there.

With JQuery you're signing up for manual DOM manipulation. It's a challenge to scale that for what's now considered table-stakes for web apps.

Ask HN: How do you share releases and Product roadmaps with Customers?

I haven't found a good way to keep customers in the loop with new features and drive engagement.Currently and in the past I've done:-Reach out to key customers directly (effective but hard to scale)-Email blast (low conversion)-In-app notifications (Like Taco in Trello. Seems like it would be good but hard to integrate and make the case that it trumps other product work)Are there better...

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Re:How to avoid rewriting your JavaScript application on Thursday October 20, 2016 @05:21PM (#12756281)
yes, that will break.
Re:Show HN: StatusGrid – a simple status tracking app for teams on Wednesday September 21, 2016 @09:53AM (#12548133)
It's been super cool to see some people sign up. Happy to answer questions for anyone kicking the tires :)
Re:Why We Killed Off Code Reviews on Wednesday February 25, 2015 @03:34PM (#9109348)
It's totally separate from the topic of efficiency gains or code reviews, but the idea of 100% pairing would take most of the enjoyment out of programming for me. Working in isolation (for the most part) to solve a hard problem and drive it to completion is incredibly satisfying. A lot of that goes away when you're working side by side.

You're never in "the zone" if you're pair programming.

Re:How We Got Through The "Trough Of Sorrow" on Wednesday January 30, 2013 @05:28PM (#5142164)
I was an early team member at Viximo...

As a team we all still believed that we could accomplish big things together. On top of that, we didn't want to let each other down.

Like Brian pointed out, the culture was established at the beginning. Folks were recruited on how well they would gel and adopt a core set of values in addition to pure talent.

Re:Early Photos of Y Combinator on Tuesday August 30, 2011 @05:42PM (#2943400)
Glad to see that someone else thinks this too. I really loved these machines.
Re:A web startup, circa 2004 on Thursday April 07, 2011 @09:27AM (#2419350)
2011 - 1 macbook pro * n-employees. Maybe some nice flat-panels if you're into that.
Re:Instagram Now Adding 130,000 Users Per Week on Thursday March 10, 2011 @10:26AM (#2309392)
I do.

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