Ryan

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[Ryan @verve20]

@UiSavior From a UX perspective:
"A" because there are less clicks required increase or decrease by 1. However, if you wanted 10, then "B" would be faster.

From a UI perspective:
"B" because it looks prettier.

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@0xIlyy

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@BenjDicken I tried this in rust, and the speed ranged from 40s, 2s, 1ms, and 816.8µs depending on the optimization level

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@grapplingdev

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@BilliCodes Placing clearTimeout before the timeout creates a debounce

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@NagarajMoger22 I feel state is much easier to manage across unrelated components in Angular than it is in React. But otherwise I like both.

[Ryan @verve20]

@Shefali__J You can also use "console.table()" for another way to display data.

console.table({name: 'John Doe', age: 30})

console.table([{name: 'John Doe'}, {name: 'Jane'}])

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@ronrule Bring back the 90's

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@Shefali__J !important(5);

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@eloffd I'll stick with my webdings. But thanks.

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@HugoLocurcio When I zoom in/out do they scale? I don't like that they scale in 4.1. if you zoom out too far it's hard to find them....

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@nathanmayerdev @BarjiYT It's a lot easier if you have HTML experience.

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@TheAllenChou I like putting a node in the root of a scene with a script on that node which then accesses all of its child nodes. AKA one script per scene.

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@BodgeBig @passivestar_ Same

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@AlexStrook There's find_child() and find_children() they are similar. You can use them both on the get_tree() and the current node

[Ryan @verve20]

@aaronmahlke @godotengine So, did you just modify theme colors or update the source code? Very curious as I like it very much.

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@aaronmahlke @passivestar_ @godotengine I always thought it was weird you had to make a folder before you create the project. I feel like it should just create the folder for you automatically when you create the project...

[Ryan @verve20]

@reduzio So, if you have used Unity and Angular, think of it closer to Angular than to Unity.

[Ryan @verve20]

@reduzio I have been using Godot for a few years now, and if you come from Angular (which is my day job), the two are very similar in structure in my opinion other than one is for web and one is for games.

Angular Component = Godot Scene
Angular Template = Godot Nodes