thomaslord

4个月前讨论

This is extra rough because Codex defaults to letting the model be MUCH more autonomous than Claude Code. The first time I tried it out, it ended up running a test suite without permission which wiped out some data I was using for local testing during development. I still haven't been able to find a straight answer on how to get Codex to prompt for everything like Claude Code does - asking Codex gets me answers that don't actually work.

thomaslord

10个月前讨论

Honestly I think React DX kinda sucks, at least in some areas. Performance is one of the worst (`useMemo` and `componentShouldUpdate` are way to easy to ignore, constant re-renders are the norm and writing performant React code requires conscious effort to avoid footguns) but it's also just less self-explanatory than the alternatives I've tried.

I started doing web dev before reactivity frameworks were a thing, and I found Vue to be the most intuitive of the frameworks available when I first needed reactivity. To me, Vue feels like HTML with superpowers while React feels like a whole new way of thinking about webapps. I'm honestly a bit surprised that the article doesn't mention Vue, since Vue is (and has been for a while) the most popular "not React or Angular" framework option. Newer versions of Vue even support the "disappearing framework" feature Svelte was built for, which I'm excited to take advantage of when my biggest work project finally moves to Vue 3.

thomaslord

4年前讨论

Even with zero customization, just using it for a Kanban board is incredibly slow and frustrating. My 2-person team was using the free version of Target Process and needed to migrate to something else since we hit the entity limit, so we went with Jira because it seemed like the industry standard. What we got was the slowest initial page load and slowest interactions of any webapp I've ever used.

After struggling along for 2-3 months, we moved over to Clubhouse (now called Shortcut) and the difference in speed and overall experience is night and day.

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