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props
const props = defineProps<{
modelValue: boolean
}>()
emits
const emit = defineEmits(['update:modelValue'])
v-dialog etc
:modelValue="props.modelValue"
@update:model-value="(val) => emit('update:modelValue', val)"
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Optimizing Your Team's Development Environment: An Opinionated Guide to Choosing the Right Tools and Workflows circa 2023
Recently, I have setup and managed High Performance Teams using the following Development Environment tools:
1. Chrome (awesome development tools),
2. Windows 11 (free upgrade from Windows 10 and way cheaper than anything Apple),
3. Git Bash for Windows (available in Powershell and VSCode as Default Terminal) with Rebase workflow (instead of Merge workflow),
4. NVM for Windows (available in Powershell and VSCode),
5. VSCode as the primary IDE, and
6. Notepad++ as the commit editor/text editor.
7. More later
Some candid and quick thoughts on:
Windows vs. Apple Mac: use whatever you are comfortable with BUT if you are working with a team use what everyone else is used to using before suggesting changes.
Angular vs. React vs. Vue: See above first, then know that I’ve taught many developers Angular+ (Ngx) over the last 7 years and ALL of them eventually felt that they didn’t want to use React anymore (Developer experiences ran the range of Senior Engineers thru recent Bootcamp graduates who had just completed 3 months of React). I haven’t focused on React or React native as a result although I’ve don’t projects in React including a UIs which compared performance and application footprint of the exact same application built in Angular 8 to React. Who has time to develop an expertise in all three so that they can recommend one? I certainly don’t.
Typescript vs. Javascript: See all above first, then know that I do not consider myself an expert in Typscript or Javascript BUT I have a preference which is using Typescript in Node and for the front end. This is primarily because Interfaces are performant, useful, and quick to learn.
Tumblr vs. something else: I’m investigating as Tumblr seems to have editor problems. Your recommendations are welcome and thank you in advance (I really do appreciate it 🙏 ).
Original title vs Title by ChatGPT3 on OpenAI: Three tries with ChatGPT3 allowed me to change the title of this post to what it is now from “Windows 11 IDE setup with Git Bash, VS Code, and NVM circa 2023”. I will also use it to generate Hash tags for Tumblr.
Opinionated vs. Ambivalent: I prefer to be opinionated when making a recommendation as long as I’m providing the backup for my opinion so others can provide constructive feedback.
It took me around 60 minutes to write this article. ChatGPT3 estimates it would take 2-3 minutes to read this article.
More later with links for setup.
#teamdevelopment#highperformanceteams#developmenttools#gitbash#nvm#vscode#notepadplusplus#angularvsreact#typescript#productivitytips
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Google Flutter Hits Beta: Another Step Forward in the Multiplatform Mobile Development!

Google hopes that users will bet on the new cross-platform
mobile app development
framework, whose first beta was announced last week at the Mobile World Congress. Flutter is based on Dart, an object-oriented C-style language developed by Google and designed by Lars Bak and Kasper Lund. It was announced for the first time in 2011 with the aim of bringing structured programming on the Internet. It was introduced in 2013 as ECMA standard. Once Google intended to integrate a dart VM into its Chrome browser. In 2015, however, the team focused on compiling JavaScript arrows so that it could run on any web browser. Dart is often compared to Microsoft's TypeScript, which also compiles JavaScript and has the same goal of incorporating structured and typed programming into Web development, making large applications safer and more manageable. However, TypScript is a superset of JavaScript, while Dart is another language compiled with JavaScript. This makes TypeScript popular for Web development, but less suitable for mobile applications, although it can be used with Apache Cordova - applications that use the mobile browser and JavaScript engine - or other tools such as Telerik's NativeScript. Dart, on the other hand, benefits from a native code compiler that targets both Android and iOS. For example, Flutter can be imagined by extending darts to mobile apps. Why should you use the dart instead of another structure? The ability to share the code on Android and iOS is interesting, but there are many other options for this. Dart benefits from a modern design, including a responsive framework, which means that status changes can propagate automatically through the user interface. It also has a well-designed set of widgets, including material components that implement the Google material design concept and the Cupertino widgets that follow the iOS design style. No wonder: the material design set is more complete. You can use any editor for flutter development, but there are special plug-ins for Android Studio, JetBrains IntelliJ (based on Android Studio) and Microsoft Visual Studio code. To get started, you will install the usual components of an Android development environment and add the SDK and Dart and Flutter tools. The Flutter team has a nice tool called Flutter Doctor that checks dependencies and makes recommendations. Flutter tools do not contain visual designers. At the Google Mobile Mobile Congress stand, I was told that such a designer could interfere with the design of a responsive user interface. However, a great feature of the debug environment is called Hot Reload. In this way, you can change the code during debugging, press r in the terminal area and the change will be displayed almost immediately in the application you are running. Flutter (and Dart) are open source and can be used free of charge. Why does Google invest in this? The answer, I've been told, is that Google hopes that Dart users will use other Google services. The idea is that a framework that simplifies the creation of Android applications compliant with Google's design guidelines will benefit Android as a whole. In other words, platform companies always have the same reasons to provide free or subsidized development tools.
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Şuan reactjsi bitirdiğimi düşünüyorum bunun üstüne nextjs redux ve typscript ekliycem ama iş bulmak istiyorum artık
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Desenvolvedor Front-end
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Difference between an interface and a class in typscript
An interface is a exactly what it sounds like. It's a description of a particular protocol for communication. Since objects communicate by calling methods on each other, this translates to descriptions of method signatures for an object, everything that the calling code needs to know to use it properly.
An interface A can 'extend' another interface B. This means that A includes all method signatures in B and then declares some more in addition to those.
A class is a description of an actual object. It provides the functionality that is desired. It actually defines what the methods do, i.e, provides the logic for the function, the body. When a class provides all the methods that an interface specifies, that class is said to "implement" the interface (not inherit from). I don't think it's possible in TypeScript for a class to "extend" an interface, only "implement".
In TypeScript when an interface A "extends" class B, it's really just saying that A extends the interface of class B, i.e, includes the signatures of all methods in B. This does NOT mean that the interface
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Quelques fonctionnalités TypScript moins connues - Elie Steinbock - Medium
Quelques fonctionnalités TypScript moins connues – Elie Steinbock – Medium
Quelques fonctionnalités TypScript moins connues - Elie Steinbock - Medium
Ces dernières années, TypeScript est devenu un moyen populaire d'écrire des applications JavaScript. La langue est immense et peut faire beaucoup de choses.
Voici une courte liste de fonctionnalités TypeScript plus rares que vous ne connaissez peut-être pas pour vous aider dans votre développement:
Vous pouvez écrire des…
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full stack Javascript developer, Schiphol
Angular 2/4 hands-on experience (must have)8 professional IT development experience/ In ieder geval sr. ervaringVery good Typscript, Javascript, CSS, HTML5 skills (must have)Experience with Angular 2/4 unit testing (pre) http://dlvr.it/QJwNl7
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Javascript/typscript Architect - Angular, Ionic https://t.co/IINdVR2l07
— JavaScript Facts (@mentallion) December 5, 2017
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