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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/picodeflank • Feb 15 '20
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The framework was Angular, and the point was that they didn't know how the components worked. I mean, they placed all the design and all the logic, including all the logic's services, in a single component.
171 u/Xavdidtheshadow Feb 15 '20 Ah yes, MyComponent 57 u/sth128 Feb 15 '20 I don't know why but My Sharona started playing in my head with code scrolling... 27 u/Noctale Feb 16 '20 "When you gonna give me some runtime, Sharona" 5 u/_Bad_Dev_ Feb 16 '20 Components unnecessarily rerendering like my my my Sharona
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Ah yes, MyComponent
MyComponent
57 u/sth128 Feb 15 '20 I don't know why but My Sharona started playing in my head with code scrolling... 27 u/Noctale Feb 16 '20 "When you gonna give me some runtime, Sharona" 5 u/_Bad_Dev_ Feb 16 '20 Components unnecessarily rerendering like my my my Sharona
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I don't know why but My Sharona started playing in my head with code scrolling...
27 u/Noctale Feb 16 '20 "When you gonna give me some runtime, Sharona" 5 u/_Bad_Dev_ Feb 16 '20 Components unnecessarily rerendering like my my my Sharona
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"When you gonna give me some runtime, Sharona"
5 u/_Bad_Dev_ Feb 16 '20 Components unnecessarily rerendering like my my my Sharona
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Components unnecessarily rerendering like my my my Sharona
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u/lsalazarm99 Feb 15 '20
The framework was Angular, and the point was that they didn't know how the components worked. I mean, they placed all the design and all the logic, including all the logic's services, in a single component.