I guess you could see it that way, but web views are inherent in mobile operating systems, they don’t need to be bundled into your app, so capacitor apps aren’t big bloated memory consuming applications like electron apps are. There’s a lot of well made apps running on capacitor that you wouldn’t even know, especially if you use something like ionic framework to actually have the look and feel of native mobile apps.
Using capacitor as a native shell for your web app can be very nice, actually. It lets you hook into native API calls and build native apps while hardly ever having to write native code, unless you want to, which presumably you don’t since you’re writing react native.
I assume you mean react native, not react, unless you’re using something like capacitor. React native is a far shot from react and is much more annoying to deal with.
What if I told you a lot of companies don’t have solid review requirement processes? Some barely use version control at all
I checked the original post text 3 separate times because I was so convinced Elon Musk wrote it. It sounds like this dude is Elon Musk on an alt account, it’s so eerily similar to how he talks about technology.
Huh, I did not know that. Wild.
Jetbrains moved away from the purchase version model and to an actual monthly/yearly subscription model a very long time ago. I don’t even think you can buy their products anymore, they’re literally subscription models, no longer buy versions then get updates for a year sort of thing. You either pay them and have access or don’t and lose it.
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Most of Oklahoma is, but as you get near the edges of the state you encounter some bumpy bits. Looks like Turner Falls is near the Texas border.
You can default git to using your current branch and a specific upstream so you don’t have to put anything after git push
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The only real software engineer anymore is Linus Torvalds, everyone else stands on the shoulders of giants.
Like rain on your wedding day
Probably for the best, cats eat fish
It’s not quite as interesting as you might hope:
On November 12th, 2012, YouTuber LifeAccordingToJimmy posted a video titled “Don’t Stop the Music,” a skit based on the awkward moments caused when the music stops at a party and a story one is telling is overheard by others. In the sketch, the music stops as the main character says something particularly strange, causing the partygoers to stare at him. The video gained over 4.2 million views (shown below).
No, you’re not, but the circle jerk here is definitely against discord.
Well it was in Tahoe, so it would be weird if they were using Celsius
Yeah, God would rather you bash their head against rocks as they’re still babies
A lot of Catholics in Brazil and old Catholicism required the use of Latin during mass, so it’s totally plausible.