[Node - React - Redux] StormCMS

[MayoMayn]

StormCMS is an advanced replicate of the

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web written in React instead of Angular.

Closed-sourced on Gitlab due to this will be used for a project of my own.
When or if I'm not going to use it anymore, I'll re-open a repository on Github.

Feel free to PM me, if you still want to follow the development on

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[justbanterdev]

sounds good, good luck brudda.

 

[Jaden]

I'm not a big fan of transcompiling server-side code using Babel (though it has its benefits for client-side usage) because the only real differences I'm seeing between Node without a transcompiler and Babel is that people like to use the import/export keywords and make their code look pretty not realizing the toll it takes on overall performance.

It's like the same argument with CoffeeScript, the only benefit I saw with that was code optimization when generated and now that just looks like a help tool for retards who can't see redundancy in their code.

 

[MayoMayn]

I'm not a big fan of transcompiling server-side code using Babel (though it has its benefits for client-side usage) because the only real differences I'm seeing between Node without a transcompiler and Babel is that people like to use the import/export keywords and make their code look pretty not realizing the toll it takes on overall performance.

It's like the same argument with CoffeeScript, the only benefit I saw with that was code optimization when generated and now that just looks like a help tool for retards who can't see redundancy in their code.

Well you're right.
But in this case, it makes total sense to transcompile the server-side.

Try explain that to Pettyjohn lel

 

[Jaden]

Well you're right.
But in this case, it makes total sense to transcompile the server-side.

Try explain that to Pettyjohn lel

Yeah the way you're running your scripts, at least you're doing it correctly!

Also, it looks like support for import/export are in progress and otw

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[Ghost]

Screens?

 

[MayoMayn]

Screens?

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[Ghost]

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Shieeet

 

[Paypal]

Not such a big fan of habbo.com but oh well ill check out the git

 

[MayoMayn]

Not such a big fan of habbo.com but oh well ill check out the git

Gitkraken fucked at school so havent been able to push updates for today.

 

[Berk]

Any updates?

 

[MayoMayn]

Any updates?

I'm coding a React replicate of

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using their design.
It'll take some time before this is finished, since I gotta learn some new modules and practices.
 
#UPDATES
User authentication is almost finished using Passport and JWT.
CSRF protection has been added.
Redis is used to store sessions and CSRF token between API and client.
I've also coded an

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.

 

[Pinkman]

Wow thanks for the pm last night about me receiving this for free!!!!! Goodluck on this son!

 

[MayoMayn]

Wow thanks for the pm last night about me receiving this for free!!!!! Goodluck on this son!

It's open source you jerk

 

[Pinkman]

It's open source you jerk

Bit rude calling your father a jerk and I meant that I get hold of it earlier!!

 

[MayoMayn]

#UPDATES
Fixed CSRF protection

 

[Pinkman]

#UPDATES
Fixed CSRF protection

Nice, Goodluck in finishing this

 

[MayoMayn]

#UPDATES
Switched from Bookshelf to Sequelize as it didn't fulfill my needs of what an ORM should be capable of.

 

[LeChris]

Probably should investigate more into capabilities of ORMS before switching mid project.

Regardless, bookshelf is a pretty powerful and quite amazing ORM that personally has never failed me

 

[MayoMayn]

Probably should investigate more into capabilities of ORMS before switching mid project.

Regardless, bookshelf is a pretty powerful and quite amazing ORM that personally has never failed me

That's uhm.. You only find out whether or not a module fits your needs when you try it out.
Bookshelf lacks a lot of features compared to Sequelize.

How did you manage to fetch all rows in a table by a column value? Looking at StackOverflow I'm not the only one with the same issue. Just the way you insert new rows and fetches them is just... really non productive