Cafey
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Comment · 8 years ago
Comment · 9 years ago
Same here, my co-workers access it fine but I can't
Comment · 9 years ago
https://mobile.facebook.com shows an error page.
Normal website shows a blank white page for me.
I have co-workers for whom the site is working slower than usual but it's responding at least.
Comment · 9 years ago
I wonder if the answers to such a test could later be used against the employee?
Something like "Hey we have proof here on paper that you claimed to be [random personnality trait] and yet you behave differently, we will have to let you go." That would be aweful!
Comment · 9 years ago
What if someone does not have a Facebook profile or isn't very active on the platform? Denied by default?
My guess is liking cat videos and arguing on news posts does not have any representative value of the professonnal personnality. /shrug
Comment · 9 years ago
The stat you refer to is for the day only. Status page shows 99.5159% for the past month, I'd guess it would be in that range for the year aswell.
Comment · 9 years ago
It has leveled up to a major outage!
Comment · 9 years ago
This should be the official anti-pattern when designing a status page.
Comment · 9 years ago
I think this is a Fantastic idea! Many times in our team's Slack has there been several questions asked before the previous question got an answer and then it gets really confusing and people end up simply not giving an answer.
Comment · 9 years ago
Oh wow this is amazing! I wonder if it would also work if there was an outer-rim wall to create the illusion of being surrounded
Comment · 9 years ago
Has anyone heard what might be the cause?
Comment · 9 years ago
In the disclaimer (bottom of page) it says it is indeed not yet a real course but will eventually be offered at the university of washington.
Comment · 9 years ago
You may want to have a read at Redux (http://redux.js.org) or any Flux type of container.
Basically, you don't propagate directly to your parent. In React there should be only one source of truth. So in your case, the event in a low level component should emit an action that will modify data in your Store/Container/Model. Then this change will be passed down (with the correct setup) as props to all of your components.
>React best practises question - At what level should event handlers be installed? At lowest level components or the highest level?
I personnally prefer when the handlers are close to the associated JSX. I doubt there is any requirement on this other than maintainability.
This is what I hear from reading most of those angry tweets/comments.
Sadly, sometimes they are simply shouting because the game is not what they were hyped about. Maybe we are over-hyping games to get pre-orders in? I remember a time when the first time I heard about a game was when it was actually on the store shelves (good ol' boxes). Now there are dev-blogs and the likes years before a game is actually going to release...