Echo JS 0.11.0

I prefer JS over C#, I prefer C# over TS ... C# (.Net Core) is open-source... I don't have to pay anyone to use it.

What it comes down to for me... I prefer JS over say C# for even server-side development.  Mainly because the lack of typing enforcement and flexibility.  If I'm using TypeScript, I may as well be using C# even if it's costing me in terms of time and velocity.

Rehash of some prior reporting.  Also, I wouldn't consider Go that similar to C.

What's interesting is the uptake in TypeScript ... personally, I don't like taking the time to enforce all the typing over JS.  But I do see the appeal.

In most of my projects, I compose a "base.js" that brings in settings and environment configuration. It attaches to a global of __BASE__ … I then have another base.js inside my project that maps and exports portions out of __BASE__ for other portions of my project to use. This way I can test those pieces separately and __BASE__ is never part of my source maps.

I have a separate config/settings project that composes yaml files for deployment(s) into configuration JSON ... this is combined server-side to response to a request for `/base.js` which injects the appropriate values for the application as loaded.

fetch... if your browser isn't at least es2017 (async function support), you're dead to me.

Been using the redux hooks for a project, and really been enjoying it.  My actions modules are exposing a default useActions that wraps useReducer, useMemo and bindActions which keeps the action bindings with the actions instead of each component, which has been really nice.

    import { useMemo } from 'react';
    import { bindActionCreators } from 'redux';
    import { useDispatch } from 'react-redux';
    ...
    const doSomething = (input) => ({ type: 'sometype', ... });
    ...
    ...
    export default deps => {
      const dispatch = useDispatch();
      return useMemo(
        () =>
          bindActionCreators(
            {
              doSomething,
              ...
            },
            dispatch
          ),
        deps ? [dispatch, ...deps] : [dispatch]
      );
    };

@JohnLee1 please stop posting spam.

Haven't played with it, but looks like a decent, well rounded component suite.

Irked that the React Material Admin[1] project doesn't link to the github source.. but the flathub page that kind of hides it.  Also, material-ui[2] in and of itself is probably the single best component library for any web platform.

[1] https://github.com/flatlogic/react-material-admin

[2] https://material-ui.com/

Don't use the className like this... use a ref, it's what they're there for.  Or you can at least use the event's target attribute...

    playAudio(e) {
      e.target.parentNode.getElementsByTagName("audio")[0].play()
    }