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This insight is underrated: in introducing new tech for addressing view, state, and data, "we also opened up the possibility of having to work out how any of those new technologies relates to our old ones" The bleeding edge by

@SamMargalit

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Triad of view, state, and data linked together.

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2 triads of view, state, and data. Each triad has all 3 nodes linked together.

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View, state, data, view v2, state v2, and data v2 all linked together.

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Brendan Zabarauskas

@brendanzab

May 12, 2020

“Fast forward two years and you’ve converted less than a third of your old code. New technologies have come out that make your bleeding edge tech look like a dull butter knife.” – this pops up a bunch! I think I've heard it called the ‘Lava Layer Anti-pattern‘ before?

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Like that layer of code that nobody understands using an old technique, that everyone is afraid to touch. Once you start getting multiples of these things can get mighty scary!

8:57 AM · May 12, 2020Twitter Web App

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