What happened to React?

For those who hate redux, how do you manage state in large web app?

Looks like MobX might be easier to get started with. I'm going to try redoing my latest foray into redux with it.

Gotta make sure the junior dev isn't a snitch first.

@spongessuck ?

Sales people with their fancy cars and suits, vaping in the office, losing company laptops and generally making promises they don't have to keep.

Totally failing to understand the post or the replies

@coffeeholic racist and transphobic. That is efficient.

So 'we' did this, and 'we', etc etc etc

Put windows in a VM, install an extra graphics card, GPU passthru, dedicated monitor. Run both OS together

Code reviews tend to vary wildly depending on how busy the reviewer is and other factors, usually they nitpick small details and rarely ever do people spend time understanding a large commit and testing it. I'd argue that QA should be performing testing.

So 'id' should be unique and there's no need to get the user right?

Definetely keep communication with him in some form you can refer to later in case this becomes a pattern and you need to defend yourself.

Oh great, now I'm actually going to have to keep information in my brain instead of stack overflow

@craig939393 I've met that kind on more than one occasion

@Eklavya It's a developer, but instead of code it's about to develop diabetes

I'd like to add to the shout-out those who just ignore what people say

Coming from dotnetcore and react I'm finding that laravel being opinionated is saving me a lot of time. Still not super keen on PHP itself, but I like having an established approach for laying out a large codebase.

Also dotnetcore and react feel like they are changing faster so the constant rewrites seems (to me) worse in that stack.

I need a t-shirt with that last bit on it

I'll take another look at hot chocolate, last time I couldn't find a production ready example and ended up inventing some way to represent large schemas which is...not ideal.

Google made material.io

Material-ui is just a set of react components implementing material.io, not sure that Google are responsible for that teams documentation