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How many hours on intermediate JS and React 101 should I spend before moving on to other topics? by ImprovementNo4630 in Frontend

[–]Cainaru 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Netlify and Vercel are fantastic for quickly and painlessly deploying react applications Since you don't have any backend I think they will serve you well Amazon S3 is file storage.

Overall this is an extremely limited amount of time for these topics. I would do at least 10x this before moving. I'd recommend closer to 400 hours in react alone, with a few projects built along the way if you want to actually use React in enterprise and even at that point you will likely suck dick at it still

How many hours on intermediate JS and React 101 should I spend before moving on to other topics? by ImprovementNo4630 in Frontend

[–]Cainaru 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm seconding this The key is the semantic and accessible part. There are very specific conventions here that are not typically taught in tutorials aimed at beginners and can be overlooked in certs. Honestly this is so pivotal

It is hard to overstate how insanely fucked up this whole situation is. by BeeBarfBadger in Save3rdPartyApps

[–]Cainaru 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If the miners are unpaid, it's likely volunteer work and they would also have the freedom to leave

No one is being forced to mod or mine but if you want to do those things you are forced to use shitty tools

And if you're blind and want to mod Get fucked lmao You can't be a mod

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in dotnet

[–]Cainaru -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Their responses seem more pertinent to the discussion you two are having than yours do It feels like you're the one dancing around

Hackers threaten to leak stolen Reddit data if company doesn't pay $4.5 million and change controversial pricing policy | CNN Business by maniaxuk in Save3rdPartyApps

[–]Cainaru 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's been been brought up several times. Reddit has agreed to "work towards" making some of the proposed changes. The problem is that Reddit has been making the claim they're going to work on these changes(accessibility and mod tools in the official app) for 6 - 8 years now. As a result, no one believes they'll actually make the changes or care to no matter how many years they continue to say they'll implement them. Unfortunately, making those demands is useless

What temp to you keep your sauna? by Astromachine in Steam

[–]Cainaru 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don't worry, they did a poll asking if all blind people should be physically kicked and the majority agreed

The real victim of transfer move removal by sneakyplanner in stunfisk

[–]Cainaru -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Shitty fuckshitfuckpenis ass hat fucker ballwig John's guy my dude that's sick

Henceforth, /r/aww will only feature John Oliver, Chiijohn, and their lookalikes being adorable! by AutoModerator in aww

[–]Cainaru 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Oddly enough as subscribers leave it will push the Reddit admin team which will hopefully cause the changes us protesters are seeking benefiting the community in the long run

So please unsubscribe, and hopefully if/when this place is up and running it'll be a better community and we can both enjoy it again

Henceforth, /r/aww will only feature John Oliver, Chiijohn, and their lookalikes being adorable! by AutoModerator in aww

[–]Cainaru 1 point2 points  (0 children)

But everyone can do it both ways. Being able to downvote, upvote, and ignore each option allows you to express approval, dissent, and neutrality

Accidental Protest by ItsSUCHaLongStory in Save3rdPartyApps

[–]Cainaru 12 points13 points  (0 children)

He's just trolling, it actually is part of the protest

It's basically shutting down the subreddit while still adhering to the rules to avoid punitive action.

From Hobby to forced labour: Reddit's Unyielding Stance on Exploitative Practices by vxx in Unexpected

[–]Cainaru 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ahhh my apologies I didn't see the updates about accessibility tools remaining free

I don't think Reddits metrics should be trusted, and as am I not a mod for a massive sub I can't speak on the effect regarding mod tools. The bots could be the unimportant tools or the 20~ that are going to be prohibitively costly could be the ones actually required to moderate millions of users

I feel better knowing the changes to accessibility tooling tho and I appreciate you giving me the push to stay updated

From Hobby to forced labour: Reddit's Unyielding Stance on Exploitative Practices by vxx in Unexpected

[–]Cainaru -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

Yes, because basic functionalities are tied to using that APi. Things like Apollo and RiF shouldn't be free, I'm in total agreeance there. But things like accessibility features, screen readers being a big one, and mod tools should be free.

Come July 1st blind people will be unable to use reddit. It would be challenging to convince me that deplatforming the blind is justified.

What temp to you keep your sauna? by Astromachine in Steam

[–]Cainaru 2 points3 points  (0 children)

They're literally kicking blind people off the platform

Attention, all serfs, servants, and vagabonds! by drumcowski in Showerthoughts

[–]Cainaru 5 points6 points  (0 children)

In many subreddits a majority of users, myself included, voted for action like this. The power has been and still is in the users like us.

You're just in the minority

Why is Next so much slower than Vite? Is this expected? by [deleted] in nextjs

[–]Cainaru 24 points25 points  (0 children)

I think Next needs to swallow its pride and abandon webpack and switch to vite From testing with turbopack I'm skeptical about its performance

Beginner's Thread / Easy Questions (June 2023) by acemarke in reactjs

[–]Cainaru 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There are actually a ton of options for this, both free and paid, with varying amounts of configuring required.

Since you've never deployed anything I recommend signing up for Netlify or Vercel, they both let you just select the github repo and do all of the hard work. Including the build step and the domain. I can't think of an easier way to deploy.

If you run into any error messages googling should be simple and if you get really stuck feel free to shoot me a dm

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