top | item 45598822 (no title) steipete | 4 months ago OP: If you give the llm examples like https://react.dev/learn/you-might-not-need-an-effect, it does a farily good job at refactoring useEffecs.And yes refactoring sometimes re-introduces these, so it's not a perfect solution. discuss order hn newest mattmanser|4 months ago The irony here is that I did!Having looked at the code a bit more, all I can say is that it's a lot of code to do little.There's also a lot of naive error throwing going on.And he seems to debug using logger stmts.They're not scalable projects, you couldn't write enterprise software the way those projects are written. You would end up with such a volume of code.
mattmanser|4 months ago The irony here is that I did!Having looked at the code a bit more, all I can say is that it's a lot of code to do little.There's also a lot of naive error throwing going on.And he seems to debug using logger stmts.They're not scalable projects, you couldn't write enterprise software the way those projects are written. You would end up with such a volume of code.
mattmanser|4 months ago
Having looked at the code a bit more, all I can say is that it's a lot of code to do little.
There's also a lot of naive error throwing going on.
And he seems to debug using logger stmts.
They're not scalable projects, you couldn't write enterprise software the way those projects are written. You would end up with such a volume of code.