1) Most blogs let you comment, yours doesn't, why not?
2) I'm always suspicious of code that chains Array.prototype methods such as map and filter as they perform multiple loops over what is essentially the same data. I've always been able to find a solution using one reduce instead. Here is my alternative: repl.it/@dexygen/removeDuplicateOb... Indeed I have created a jsPerf and my version was nearly twice as fast on the one run I performed (Chrome on Windows 10): jsperf.com/multiple-chains-or-redu...
Not the author but as someone who also doesn't have comments, here's my rationale:
Maintaining a comment section is a cost. You have to keep spammers out. You take on risk moving your site from read-only to the internet to read-write.
More and better discussion tends to happen on external platforms these days. Why have a comment section on your site when there's dev.to, HackerNews, HashNode, Twitter, Reddit, and so on?
I love having conversations with my readers. If they want to do so publicly they can on the platform of their choosing, or privately via email.
A couple of comments:
1) Most blogs let you comment, yours doesn't, why not?
2) I'm always suspicious of code that chains Array.prototype methods such as map and filter as they perform multiple loops over what is essentially the same data. I've always been able to find a solution using one
reduceinstead. Here is my alternative: repl.it/@dexygen/removeDuplicateOb... Indeed I have created a jsPerf and my version was nearly twice as fast on the one run I performed (Chrome on Windows 10): jsperf.com/multiple-chains-or-redu...Not the author but as someone who also doesn't have comments, here's my rationale:
Maintaining a comment section is a cost. You have to keep spammers out. You take on risk moving your site from read-only to the internet to read-write.
More and better discussion tends to happen on external platforms these days. Why have a comment section on your site when there's dev.to, HackerNews, HashNode, Twitter, Reddit, and so on?
I love having conversations with my readers. If they want to do so publicly they can on the platform of their choosing, or privately via email.
Just for feedback I guess.