Is it possible to minimize React render numbers during working with the D3 library? Meet my new article! https://t.co/lbe6gu8IWW This article is helpful if you work with React and a third-party library.
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@valorkin More useful links:
https://t.co/Qm8mQkxOI4
https://t.co/a7oLADXZDH
https://t.co/s4E2sJzJFg
ps: books by Henry Mintzberg are most fundamental, I guess
@valorkin Dima, you may read somethig like this: https://t.co/eYMthLXNIM
https://t.co/onVwJuZbBs
https://t.co/K8dMluwoLJ is not so fundamental, but it contains a lot of brief information that can be useful for for you.
Working with dates in JavaScript? Try https://t.co/VWMqjKUKuU. Shaved 50%+ off my bundle replacing Moment.js + locales with it. For more info see https://t.co/PwSUxhr8a6 ✨
Remember, in 99.99999% of the cases when you run ur #angular tests with #Karma and #Jasmine, you want to use --source-map=false to avoid getting weird error stack traces that don't make sense
(yea, I know there's Jest as well)
Who is up for a challenge? I'm looking for a couple of OSS maintainers to help bring a couple of projects to live (mostly related to @angular).
👉 https://t.co/s52bKJsjfj
👉 https://t.co/fiVDLGtdac
Ping me if you're interested 👍
RT/Share if you care ❤️
@bobrov1989@elmd_ One more thing: we may choose Rust if we need to provide 'true' and safe mulithreading backend. But Rust has worse infrastructure than NodeJS. Apart from that its cons are regarding breaking changes between versions.
@bobrov1989@elmd_ NodeJS for most cases, but Rust in some cases (but this case in not common). The reason is that ES6 is a standard. Also there are lot of cool solutions on https://t.co/UHcX98JQIb