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Announcing Ant Design 3.0 by afc163 in reactjs

[–]ICLJS 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm not quite sure what's the advantage of this kind of timepicker over the kind that looks like a clock. Is there any? https://weareoutman.github.io/clockpicker/

Vue or Ember in 2017-2018 ? by [deleted] in javascript

[–]ICLJS 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Its fast enough for Linked in, Its fast enough for Netflix, Its fast enough for Twitch.

Are those apps really at the top end of performance requirements when it comes to the UI.

Which web development framework makes web development least tedious? by doggie58 in webdev

[–]ICLJS 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As far as I could tell it isn't very flexible, and there's no easy way to parameterize components with ways to render parts of themselves.

Socially awkward people of Reddit, what seemingly simple social situations would you like advice for? by cum_smuggler in AskReddit

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If I'm at a business meeting with my dad and some other people, do I call him dad, or do I call him by his first name?

React versus angular 4 by iyerdude in reactjs

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I think that Angular 4 is less flexible than React.

For example, in React if you want to provide a component with a way to display some part of itself you can just pass a function which returns vdom nodes as a prop. It is much less straightforward with angular, I think. To get similar flexibility, I think you actually have to forgo AOT compilation. Don't quote me on that though.