The React Core team was 100% Meta up until earlier this year, when Seb Markbage switched to Vercel (and I believe Vercel is now also funding an additional full-time dev to contribute more React SSR / Server Components implementation). React Native work is also primarily Meta, although I think MS has a team that supports RN for Win/Mac.
There are certainly _contributions_ from the community, but in terms of core library vision and implementation work, it's all been the primary team (Seb, Andrew Clark, Dan Abramov, et al).
Dan recently commented and said that they'd certainly _like_ more actual outside contributors, but there's a big onboarding cliff that requires a lot of time investment:
Awesome! On the streets album is one of my favorite when I was a teenager. I don’t know if you remember but you replied to my email interview back 2009 when GCF went out with a movie or something like that.
That's awesome. Of course I remember that email! haha. Hit me up sometime and we can talk startups, tech and hardcore. You probably know my co-founder's publication... The Hard Times?
Of course every hardcore kid knows that site, no idea he was your cofounder. No idea you are even a tech founder! This is crazy cool. Thanks for entertaining me here, GCF should put out new music in my opinion but that's for another day.
From what I can tell, Ryan Dahl doesn't have anything to do with this (other than it using Deno). At the very least, he isn't a contributer to the Repo.
Deno is repeating a lot of the same things from node, but its in typescript now, and there's some rust involved, so that makes it good. Wait till you're this deep into your career and people are still hammering square pegs into the same well worn circle holes and you'll be the same way.
Gotcha. So you did respond to the wrong comment. Thanks for clarifying.
edit: 0des edited his previous comment to be much less hostile after I wrote this one (without indicating he did so), and then told me to "settle down sport" now that my comment seems a little aggressive. Really bad etiquette.
What do you want to use it for? There’s complex math for physicists (differential equations and linear algebra), and there’s complex math for mathematicians (i.e complex analysis, functional analysis, etc).
It’s all pretty much the same thing, but the emphasis is different depending on if the objects of your study are physical or non-physical.
We are looking for a software engineer with 3 or more years of experience in full stack development. This engineer will join the business engineering team and collaborate in the architecting, design and implementation of internal facing features and services.
This role requires familiarity with technologies that are common on both the front-end and back-end, including operational aspects, scalability, databases, caches, search engines, etcetera. As a member of the Business Engineering team you’ll find yourself working on many aspects of the business with a specific focus on developing for and scaling our internal teams in addition to automating existing manual processes.
Qualifications:
● Minimum 3 years of work experience
● Experience with Clojure, Clojurescript, or another functional programming language
● Working with a modern front-end framework like Fulcro, React or Angular
● Experience with API design and micro services
● Ability to work across the stack
● Likes problem solving
● Can think in the short, mid and long terms
● Willingness to use and learn new technologies
They most likely are also using their phones during loading screens and commercial breaks. I would be interested to see if someone who has a setup like this could meditate or some other activity that doesn't have sensory overload.
The scrolling is awful: feels laggy and... squishy? oily? really hard to describe, but it's horrible. Also, it feels like the scrolling sticks at random times while scrolling.
I think it's an unholy combination of things:
- the laggy easing on the scroll (primary culprit)
- the massive occluding header which animates based on scroll direction
- the resizing on page load
The easing isn't terrible, but all 3 together, not good
