In terms of performance and size it's much better. Though it's more of a base component and you can virtualize any sort of scrollable element that you can render, vertical or horizontal.
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Show HN: High performance custom element virtual scroller
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DDD is about building maintainable software by trying to separate the business domain from the application technology. If there is no separation and/or the software is not easy to maintain(more than just being tired of looking at it year after year), then try something else.
In my experience productivity is up and people get their work done. What I do see is a lot of extrovert getting depressed because they no longer have access to the smorgasbord of interactions at the office. Certain managers also seem worried by this move to remote, since it has become harder for them to "play the game" of office politics.
My own opinion is let the people decide what to do. Once a week, everyday, once a month, only when needed... Let people and teams decide.
Plot twist. Posted by a Gitlab employee
Negative bonding can be a fast way to feelings of camaraderie, but it can also cause resentment to fester.
Lots of issues running docker and other strange segfaults in VM.
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Show HN: Firestore Query Observer API wrapper library
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I'm using tabmanager.io for this purpose, i.e. syncing windows as group of tabs. But I know similar features to this extension for tab-groups are currently being added.
Browser compatibility issues can be resolved with Babel and as such fulfills the need of jQuery and allows me to just write javascript.
be careful of cycle-collection problems.
Regardless of the discussion, Electron browsers are very insecure and is not a stable foundation to build a browser on. Electron even recommend that you do not try and build a browser using it.
Sounds like a Big ball of Mud. If it solves a real problem then it can be re-invented; by the same people or by someone else. Otherwise it will slowly come to a crawl and eventually be forgotten.
I have the same problem. I'm currently testing out the new tabmanager.io extension that seems to have a lot of potential.
Agreed Qt is a great framework and I'm excited to see this development.
I suspect it is because JSON.parse and JSON.stringify are more commonly used methods and therefore see more optimization than methods use less.
It is nice, could do with some better support for smaller screens. I enjoyed that the authors names shifted position when updating the page. Nice touch.
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