JTenerife

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by JTenerife 6y ago
"Therefore, rather than making you spend lots of time trying to reproduce the exact circumstances under which a runtime concurrency bug occurs, incorrect code will refuse to compile and present an error explaining the problem. As a res
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by JTenerife 6y ago
No benchmarks or any other numbers. I wonder how much faster some typical Go code (some CLIs, Hugo or webservices) will run? Around 1%, 5% or 10%? The Go compiler doesn't need to be smarter for Go's usecase. If it can be made
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by JTenerife 6y ago
What issues are there with the privacy policies? Did I miss something?
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by JTenerife 6y ago
You could apply for a free license for open source. https://www.jetbrains.com/go/buy/#discounts?billing=yearly
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by JTenerife 6y ago
For individuals only $89: https://www.jetbrains.com/go/buy/#personal?billing=yearly
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by JTenerife 7y ago
Does anyone know what's the status of Typescript support in Svelte is? This thread is understandably locked: https://github.com/sveltejs/svelte/issues/1639 Still I'm curious. Typescript and RxJS (or
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by JTenerife 7y ago
Rust needs to settle down to reach broader adaption, because the ecosystem must stabelize. No business oriented project manager would choose Rust as an alterative to Go or Java while Rust has "only" a community http lib on version
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by JTenerife 7y ago
> Google's impact on the world is strongly positive. I couldn't disagree more. Google doesn't make bazillions of dollars because they provide us with live traffic on maps. Google has significantly enabled and actively driv
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by JTenerife 7y ago
As if the improvements of the dev tools weren't enough, they've created a sweet interactive tutorial ( https://react-devtools-tutorial.now.sh )! Don't know it it's new, but I'am very impressed.
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by JTenerife 7y ago
Agreed that this is trivial model. Regarding React: In many webgl use-cases UI-framework overhead can be neglected as the user interacts either with the scene or the UI rendered by the framework. The browser doesn't usually need to upd
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by JTenerife 7y ago
I've used PyQt some years ago and loved it. I can't remember any bigger issues at all. Super productive and fun.
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by JTenerife 7y ago
This does a good job: https://gist.github.com/staltz/868e7e9bc2a7b8c1f754 We are using reactive programming basically everywhere. Example (Angular): The Angular Router has an Observable "paramMap". We don&#
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by JTenerife 7y ago
>> because of the side effects that get caused from subscriptions. Hmmmm, I wonder how a subscription can cause side effects? I can only think of mutating the data in the subscription. But that should not be done. We are using RxJS wi
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by JTenerife 8y ago
Very efficient usage of CPU and RAM. Regarding cloud functions like AWS lambda: Fast startup.
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by JTenerife 8y ago
How are you wrapping your Rust code? Lambda doesn't support it yet, does it?
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by JTenerife 8y ago
I wonder what would be a good approach to scale support. It seems that the creator is currently handling all inqueries by himself. @Takuya: How many support requests do you get per day?
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NGXS Quickstart Tutorial (Angular State Management)(youtube.com)
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by JTenerife 8y ago
Spring is a very powerful but complex framework. It's very easy to get started (Spring Boot). I especially love JPA as I just need the persistence to be getting done. The architecture is clean and standardized. However, you have to be
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by JTenerife 9y ago
That's not what I've said. And I'm not suggesting this. Your comment is a bit hostile.
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by JTenerife 9y ago
Wolves are preditors. There's a reason why our ancesters have evicted them.
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by JTenerife 9y ago
How about your kids? In Germany there are a lot of small villages. Kids still playing in the forests and fields. It's plain stupid to forget that wolves are predators.
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by JTenerife 9y ago
I came from React. Angular is a much more complex and strict tool, but with that comes more power (build-in functionality): It's a framework not just a view layer. So it takes more time to learn, but with React you need to first choose
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by JTenerife 9y ago
Last year in August I left Angular because of the v2 nightmare. So, that's over a year ago. I think they've learned from it. Came back for v4 and never had an issue with it being immature.
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by JTenerife 9y ago
Yes, for hints like "how do I", but for JS ref like "methods on a Set" I use it all the time. Problem with SO is that often the anwsers are quite old (<=ES5).
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by JTenerife 9y ago
I remember when they tried to push the first version of Windows Phone out of the gates. I think it was 2008 or 2009. Then - as to be expected with that ambitious projects - they already had big delays. What happened then is a good example o
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by JTenerife 9y ago
Can you enlighten me what's the thing with the developer edition? It seems to have features that the standard edition doesn't have. But does the standard edition have feature the dev edition doesen't? Or are there some differ
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by JTenerife 9y ago
Only the giant companies have the power to recreate the web. If they do it will be first and foremost better for their businesses. I don't even want to think about the influence of the secret services of the world.
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by JTenerife 9y ago
Some years ago I travelled from Melbourne to Frankfurt a couple of times in a year. I took flights with stops at Singapore and actually liked the 2-4 hours break.
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by JTenerife 9y ago
Where there're sponsors there're studies. Don't trust those. Not saying that they're scientifcly wrong, but similar studies have been made for red wine and dark chocolate. Also, there was / is the green tea trend. Y
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by JTenerife 9y ago
I've just started using Bulma with Angular. I don't need or want any javascript, but a pure CSS framework, which Bulma is. Edit: And can be easily customized.

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