mrblueblue

The Dailymotion mobile webapp is a universal React app. (source: I worked on the team that built it from the ground up)

The "anti-pattern" patterns that you can use to build your React app are usually the "imperative escape hatches" the post is referring to.

They are part of the framework to allow developers not familiar with functional and declarative ways of doing things to get stuff done

I believe its part of the React team's long-term goal to educate framework adopters about the proper patterns and to slowly phase out these escape hatches.

In Paris, there are security checks at entrances to malls and big stores now.

There's a certain poetic parsimony that gets lost in translation. The English translations always feel clunky, but I suppose spoken English is so far apart from classical, written Chinese.

Zhuangzhi begins so mythically and always makes me feel wondrously small.

I created a quick-start ES6 React repo that takes care of the basic organization and plumbing of Gulp and Webpack.

It allows you to immediately start writing ES6 code for React without the spending hours setting everything up.

It's a work in progress, and any feedback would be appreciated!

https://github.com/mrblueblue/react-quickstart

  Location: San Francisco
  Remote: No
  Willing to Relocate: Yes
  Technologies: 
    - Javascript(ES6), Node/Express, React/Flux, 
    - React-Native, Angular, Backbone, MongoDB, MySQL, 
    - Mocha/Chai, Jest, WebPack
  Résumé/CV: https://github.com/mrblueblue/resume
  Email: `jon${at}levity${dot}io`

I am a Full Stack Javascript Engineer with a background in philosophy.

I get stuff done and iterate quickly, so I am looking to work with a team that does the same.

Besides coding and building web applications, I love to rock climb and mountaineer.

https://github.com/mrblueblue/resume