Not a fan

realJSOP

...of the new layout.

There. Someone had to say it.

User 7608137

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 !

dlymand2

@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

@dlymand2 said in Not a fan:

@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.

Graeme_Grant

@realJSOP 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 useState if I have to.

realJSOP

@Graeme_Grant said in Not a fan:

@realJSOP 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 useState if I have to.

I'm aware of it but haven't looked at it yet.

dlymand2

@realJSOP The React section has been added under web development. I’ll get you more details on the dev stack tomorrow.

Rage

@dlymand2 What kept you from keeping the old site ?
Is my view of how web sites work a bit too naive, or wasn't it just that you get credentials to log on the server and voilà ? Why was a migration necessary ?

Mike Hankey

I'm not a big fan of the new layout either but the times they are a changin and with new persons in charge they have to give it their look, a new look.
We'll get used to it in time.
What I miss is the people that made up the old Project and hope that most will migrate to the new site.

The CodeProject.com site, seems like you get errors clicking on any article to view. It's a dead puppy!

dlymand2

@Mike-Hankey We are launching a new site today Mike, we will update you shortly.