Not a fan
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Me neither, at least for the moment - I guess every change needs some time to adapt to.
But I am so glad it is back !
I think the tight view will be one of the things to bring back quickly : having good overview is precious ! -
@realJSOP We hear you, and believe me we wish we could have kept the old site going if that was an option. Migrating 5 million+ posts and millions of users narrowed the choices. There are a bunch of settings that you can change if you'd like to customize your own view.
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@realJSOP We hear you, and believe me we wish we could have kept the old site going if that was an option. Migrating 5 million+ posts and millions of users narrowed the choices. There are a bunch of settings that you can change if you'd like to customize your own view.
@realJSOP We hear you, and believe me we wish we could have kept the old site going if that was an option. Migrating 5 million+ posts and millions of users narrowed the choices. There are a bunch of settings that you can change if you'd like to customize your own view.
I get it, but that doesn't mean I have to like it. :)
I tried to see what dev stack y'all were using, and it looks like you're using React but not(?) typescript. How close am I?
I'm currently working on a React (v19) project, and my desktop programmer brain is fighting it. We make extensive use of tables (material-table/core) and custom inputs and I'm currently working at home on a version that makes substantially less use of useStates because they clobber rendering performance. I've managed to duplicate about 90% of our infrastructure and reduced the # of useStates from over 550 to just 47 instances.
For the record, I really don't like React and javascript...
BTW, it would be real nice if we had a React forum in the web development section.
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@realJSOP We hear you, and believe me we wish we could have kept the old site going if that was an option. Migrating 5 million+ posts and millions of users narrowed the choices. There are a bunch of settings that you can change if you'd like to customize your own view.
I get it, but that doesn't mean I have to like it. :)
I tried to see what dev stack y'all were using, and it looks like you're using React but not(?) typescript. How close am I?
I'm currently working on a React (v19) project, and my desktop programmer brain is fighting it. We make extensive use of tables (material-table/core) and custom inputs and I'm currently working at home on a version that makes substantially less use of useStates because they clobber rendering performance. I've managed to duplicate about 90% of our infrastructure and reduced the # of useStates from over 550 to just 47 instances.
For the record, I really don't like React and javascript...
BTW, it would be real nice if we had a React forum in the web development section.
I'm currently working on a React (v19) project, and my desktop programmer brain is fighting it. We make extensive use of tables (material-table/core) and custom inputs and I'm currently working at home on a version that makes substantially less use of useStates because they clobber rendering performance. I've managed to duplicate about 90% of our infrastructure and reduced the # of useStates from over 550 to just 47 instances.
I'm like you with React. Have you looked at Zustand. I only use
useStateif I have to. -
I'm currently working on a React (v19) project, and my desktop programmer brain is fighting it. We make extensive use of tables (material-table/core) and custom inputs and I'm currently working at home on a version that makes substantially less use of useStates because they clobber rendering performance. I've managed to duplicate about 90% of our infrastructure and reduced the # of useStates from over 550 to just 47 instances.
I'm like you with React. Have you looked at Zustand. I only use
useStateif I have to.@Graeme_Grant said in Not a fan:
I'm currently working on a React (v19) project, and my desktop programmer brain is fighting it. We make extensive use of tables (material-table/core) and custom inputs and I'm currently working at home on a version that makes substantially less use of useStates because they clobber rendering performance. I've managed to duplicate about 90% of our infrastructure and reduced the # of useStates from over 550 to just 47 instances.
I'm like you with React. Have you looked at Zustand. I only use
useStateif I have to.I'm aware of it but haven't looked at it yet.
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@realJSOP We hear you, and believe me we wish we could have kept the old site going if that was an option. Migrating 5 million+ posts and millions of users narrowed the choices. There are a bunch of settings that you can change if you'd like to customize your own view.
I get it, but that doesn't mean I have to like it. :)
I tried to see what dev stack y'all were using, and it looks like you're using React but not(?) typescript. How close am I?
I'm currently working on a React (v19) project, and my desktop programmer brain is fighting it. We make extensive use of tables (material-table/core) and custom inputs and I'm currently working at home on a version that makes substantially less use of useStates because they clobber rendering performance. I've managed to duplicate about 90% of our infrastructure and reduced the # of useStates from over 550 to just 47 instances.
For the record, I really don't like React and javascript...
BTW, it would be real nice if we had a React forum in the web development section.
