MaterialUI.

I like React.js ecosystem flexibility and philosophy. Choose according to your favorite programming paradigm. I like functional programming, so I like React.js. It is a matter of productivity and joy when coding.

I'll be learning rust. The documentation is awesome.

Bad "teacher". Sort should be given a lambda expression.

@barrymdoyle Thanks! I'll try debouncing the onChange field function.

@CodinNShakin I can't do that. Multiple validations need to run on field modification to compare it with others. For instance, there are fields inside sections that represent a "variable name" for the resulting schema form, so I need to check on every keystroke if the field is unique. If I do that until the end of a big form, the user experience for fixing those names of the whole form may be no that nice.

@barrymdoyle Debounce the validations right? I'll try that.

The Jezabels - A Little Piece.

@jhh2450 I noticed it like 1 or 2 months ago.

Read their docs and related books and all is going to be just fine.

Do you build something at the end? What technologies are used?

@hube But the analogy is beautiful :')

For JSON formatting, processing and querying using bash or powershell, I recommend jq (https://stedolan.github.io/jq). It's such an amazing library. It allows you quickly operate over any JSON.

@kunaldawn No yet. I am in the planning stage right now.

I enjoy programming in JavaScript more than in any other language.

I like webpack 🙂

@teganburns Not at all. It's quite easy once you understand the basics. There are several places to learn it, for instance CGCookie, or even YouTube.

@teganburns Blender.

Same happens to me with GingaNCL-Lua. I would EVEN use Quora if there was any info 😭

@gorsamp That's sad man 😓. Fortunately I only have to deal with dumb coworkers. My PM is quite good and he deals with clients.

@gorsamp I hope you do it presenting facts. Otherwise, yeah, you're that asshole.

The problem with the guy I mention is that he doesn't put any effort to become a good developer, that's why every project he is in kind of gets delayed by the assignments he doesn't finish or finish them poorly.

Learn it appropriately by reading a good book. JavaScript is an amazing programming language, but you won't get the most of it by following shitty youtube tutorials or random blog posts.

@BindView Totally wrong.

Postman collections are the best to share already tested endpoints. You can document the workings of all your endpoints easily.

Webpack has a nice documentation. If you take the time to read it, you will know what you're doing.

@Faraaz Stash changes, revert to commit, rebase?

@GodHatesMe I haven't tried VS Code, so I can't say much, but what I love about Atom is how hackable it is. I have increased my productivity customizing what better fits my workflow. For web app development is perfect to me. For other kind of apps I use other IDEs or editors.

Hoping VS Code isn't a tool for all cases to you. It wouldn't be good.

I love Redux. But use it only when necessary.

When it comes to Git, getting used to the terminal is crucial.

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