^this. refactoring into React or any tech stack does not correlate directly to user engagement or revenue. It sure does have impact; but perhaps it's more relevant to state something like improving page load time, developer productivity, time to market (or MTTR, etc) because of cleaner architecture that enables to iterate faster and so on
Any idea why college education is so expensive?
here's just my cynic view from personal experience but I don't have enough data to back it.
1. some professors in some public state schools can get paid a ridiculous amount of salary
2. The administration is inefficient and bureaucratic.
curious about the explicit true and false in one of their code examples. any good reason for that?
// dispatching an action based on state change
componentWillUpdate(nextProps, nextState) {
if (nextState.open == true && this.state.open == false) {
this.props.onWillOpen();
}
}
if you have to use a throway foo bar, whey do they need to get back to you? It's as a curtsey but don't think it's necessary. It's possible job hunters just spam resume for no reason. To me, a template reply is no better than a no rely.
Perhaps instead of reinventing each tool that already does well in its own space, one could build a platform that allows users to link all these tools (if API is available) and customize with their own workflow and dashboard. I wonder if there's anything similar already existing yet? I feel in some big corps they may have developed their own proprietary homegrown tools for these.