PascalW

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Your organization is unmanageable(medium.com)
1 points by PascalW 7y ago|0 comments
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by PascalW 7y ago
Kabisa | Software crafts(wo)man | Weert / Eindhoven / Amsterdam, Netherlands | ONSITE Kabisa is a software agency based in the Netherlands. We're 13 years in business and have a team of 50 people. We have in-depth knowledge a
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by PascalW 7y ago
Kabisa | Software crafts(wo)man | Weert / Eindhoven / Amsterdam, Netherlands | ONSITE Kabisa is a software agency based in the Netherlands. We're 11 years in business and have a team of 40 people. We have in-depth knowledge a
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by PascalW 7y ago
On my S10e it indeed doesn't work on Chrome, but it does work on Firefox.
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by PascalW 7y ago
Indeed, this is a huge pain. ADB is, as far as I know, the only generic backup method that does not require root. The fact that it doesn't work with a lot of apps is highly frustrating.
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by PascalW 7y ago
Doesn't help you now but I can highly recommend AndOTP [1]. It's an opensource OTP app with support for encrypted backups/restores for your 2FA codes. [1] https://github.com/andOTP/andOTP
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by PascalW 8y ago
Sure! It's https://github.com/pascalw/pragma/ and there's a demo running at https://pragma-demo.pascalw.me/ . I've actually just taken a short break from the project. It turns out bu
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by PascalW 8y ago
I think it's very promising, but it definitely has some rough spots. Things I like: * It's a general purpose language, it's not only usable on the front-end (like Elm for example). * It's a really powerful language
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by PascalW 8y ago
If you're going to build an open source product that you want people to host on their own servers then a few things are really important: - Ease of deploying. - Amount of resources required to run it. I've been building an open so
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Firefox Test Pilot shutting down(medium.com)
3 points by PascalW 8y ago|0 comments
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by PascalW 8y ago
I posted this earlier in an Electron discussion, but there are a couple of libraries that take this approach cross-platform, like zserge/webview [1] and Tether [2]. [1] https://github.com/zserge/webview [2] https
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by PascalW 8y ago
Typically Rust programs are distributed in pre-compiled form so you don't have to have a Rust compiler installed. I'm not sure why this project ships source code currently, but it could probably ship binaries too.
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by PascalW 8y ago
There's also Pax [1], also written in Rust. Pax however is only a bundler, I don't think it actually transpiles code. [1] https://github.com/nathan/pax
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by PascalW 8y ago
At least the binaries are substantially smaller because they don't actually include the browser. I can also imagine there's some potential for sharing the same engine across multiple apps, though I'm not sure if they actually
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by PascalW 8y ago
A lot of people express concerns about Electrons resource usage. I wonder if people are aware of projects like zserge/webview [1]? It provides a cross platform API on top of the built in platform browsers and thus is very lightweight.
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by PascalW 8y ago
Afaik it's native. The `bs-platform` node package contains native binaries.
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by PascalW 8y ago
Kabisa | Software crafts(wo)man | Weert / Eindhoven / Amsterdam, Netherlands | ONSITE Kabisa is a software agency based in the Netherlands. We're 11 years in business and have a team of 40 people. We have in-depth knowledge a
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by PascalW 8y ago
I would encourage you to try it again. There were some big changes in ReasonML in the last year. I've picked up ReasonML about 3 months ago and experienced almost none of the issues you described. It's still a little rough around
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by PascalW 8y ago
Kabisa | Software crafts(wo)man | Weert / Eindhoven / Amsterdam, Netherlands | ONSITE preferred Kabisa is a software agency based in the Netherlands. We're 11 years in business and have a team of 40 people. We have in-depth k
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by PascalW 8y ago
React is unfortunately quite big indeed. However you can actually replace React in ReasonReact with an API compatible alternative via Webpack. I tried this a few weeks back and have to say that it only worked with Inferno.js though, not Pre
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State of Reason Survey(docs.google.com)
2 points by PascalW 8y ago|0 comments
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by PascalW 8y ago
Yes! Algo also sets up Wireguard for you.
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by PascalW 8y ago
I adopted Bulma, but not for the flexbox aspect. It's nice to use Bulma's CSS components, easy to tweak via SASS and in general a much more pleasurable experience for me compared to Bootstrap. I think a lot of the components in Bu
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by PascalW 8y ago
Can anyone recommend an easy to use MDM for this kind of stuff, for small private use?
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by PascalW 8y ago
How do you install ChromeOS on any old laptop? Last I looked into that it wasn't really possible.
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by PascalW 8y ago
Lots of offers on lowendtalk.com. Not all equally reliable. Arubacloud is pretty good, but €1 offer is only available in Italy. Besides that RamNode, BuyVM, Hetzner and Ultravps are pretty good (though all a bit more expensive than 20$&#x2F
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by PascalW 8y ago
It's not tied to Rails at all. I'm using it with a Phoenix backend. You just include the JS and presto!
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by PascalW 8y ago
http://javascriptrrd.sourceforge.net/
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by PascalW 8y ago
Last I looked at Scaleway what put me off was the fact that their storage was not backed by RAID [1]. Compared to other, comparably priced providers like Hetzner and OVH that do use RAID this is a big caveat IMHO. Of course important data s
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Show HN: Dashbling – Hackable React-based dashboards for developers(github.com)
2 points by PascalW 9y ago|0 comments

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