Thang Le

Software engineer

[Thang Le @thangledev]

@GeorgeMayer @Lilsmooty @dan_abramov Many large components I've worked on using this technique, they are usually called renderChild.., not so weird in my opinion

[Thang Le @thangledev]

Things I learnt working on #testing environment with #microservice #architecture https://t.co/ytJ8uNAnAl

[Thang Le @thangledev]

@acemarke Fair points. My argument is that when we make ajax requests in thunk actions, then the only way to surface data into UI components is through store. if apps follow this flow, every piece of api data will end up in redux, even thought most of them should be only local state.

[Thang Le @thangledev]

Unpopular opinion: having api call in #redux thunk actions is bad. I'm not sure why #redux guide includes it as example on their docs. It makes many people think that they should store their api data in global store #javascript #reactjs #spa

[Thang Le @thangledev]

@JackAHarding Depends on what kind of api data, my view coming from data intensive apps where the listing page can contain huge amount of data. If data is not shared with any other pages then it should not be in redux store

[Thang Le @thangledev]

My short analysis on combination of functional and OOP
https://t.co/NL58SsQDrh
#functionalprogramming #javascript #Scala

[Thang Le @thangledev]

my last blog of this year about observer pattern in javascript https://t.co/Dg9ngvDzRQ
#javascript #patterns #rxjs #nodejs #programming

[Thang Le @thangledev]

@dan_abramov Do you still learn about software development atm? How ?

[Thang Le @thangledev]

@dan_abramov @qoouep what I did is exporting React as external dependency of main app and the lazy-components, so both main app and the lazy-components can use the same React module instance

[Thang Le @thangledev]

@dan_abramov @qoouep is it possible to have multiple version of React in the same app (same React root) ? I'm developing a microfronends app that lazy load components into same React root, and when I use 2 modules of React, it has this problem https://t.co/KKEdcT4iq0

[Thang Le @thangledev]

@kylemathews It certainly has my site in Bangkok. Thanks @GatsbyJS for making it super easy to write blog 🙏👍👏

[Thang Le @thangledev]

finished a short article on server design and architecture https://t.co/nZpjuuoWYz
#microservices #programming #architecture #apigateway

[Thang Le @thangledev]

you can also read it via my blog https://t.co/q4xvdIgVUf

[Thang Le @thangledev]

I just published article about Javascript objects and modules https://t.co/FQuLpotoKv

#javascript #programming #es6 #module

[Thang Le @thangledev]

I just published an article on web security, felt good after reviewing lots of security concepts. https://t.co/HXUwnfEsLv
#security #browser #programming #webdevelopment #javascript

[JavaScript New'zz @JavaScriptNewz]

Practical function compositions in Javascript
https://t.co/PeDsTZOmdp
#javascript #reactjs

[JavaScript New'zz @JavaScriptNewz]

Key factors to impact performance of your site
https://t.co/LwISdTxMgR
#javascript #reactjs

[Thang Le @thangledev]

In an attempt to put together all aspects of website performance, I wrote an article on the subject

https://t.co/KUflWDpLFy

Wondering if I miss any important points #javascript #programing #js #reactjs #performance

[Thang Le @thangledev]

Complete my second article on functional composition in Javascript thanks to a holiday in this week.
https://t.co/8cEWV7poOM
My main purpose for the blog is finding the gap in my knowledge, please let me know if you see any :)
#javascript #reactjs #programing #js

[Thang Le @thangledev]

Started my programming blog as a hobby recently, excited to publish the first article today https://t.co/VpZtUbxVXr
Thanks @pongpolb for reviewing it. In future articles when I get less excited, will polish it more carefully lol
#javascript #thisobject #closure #reactjs