PascalW

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by PascalW 9y ago
Very excited to see AsteroidsOS getting it's first hardware product. Hopefully this will stir AsteroidsOS adoption in general. I like having an open source, free smartwatch OS as alternative to Wear.
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Connect Watch: first AsteroidsOS powered smartwatch(connect-watch.com)
1 points by PascalW 9y ago|1 comments
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by PascalW 9y ago
Yes that works in most cases but I strive not to use preact-compat - like to keep things lightweight.
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by PascalW 9y ago
Nice to see compatibility with Preact and Inferno too. I use Preact a lot and only downside I experience really is lack of library support.
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by PascalW 9y ago
This is exactly the setup I'm using too. Works well, though the whole setup is a little less polished than 1Password which I was using before. On the desktop I'm using Browsers [1] and QTPass [2]. [1] https://github.com
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by PascalW 9y ago
I'm using Quiver [1] for this since some time and really love it. It's like the Evernote client but supports Markdown. Unfortunately the client is proprietary, but the note format is open. 3rd party clients also exist, like an And
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by PascalW 9y ago
Good point. I develop all my apps using Cordova and it really is a big win that I can run these apps right in the browser with little to no effort. It's pretty trivial now to develop a Progress Web App and package it up with Cordova fo
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by PascalW 9y ago
I didn't say it can not be done, but it is just harder. I develop a lot of cross platform apps using Cordova. While this works pretty well, and indeed in recent years support for this is only becoming better, it remains that Webview ba
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by PascalW 9y ago
Are you sure that QT is not using native widgets? I always thought QT used native widgets and a quick search [1] seems to confirm this: > Recent versions of Qt use the native style APIs of the different platforms, on platforms that have
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by PascalW 9y ago
Material or not I do think that mobile UI's on Android and iOS are starting to converge more and more. Lot's of apps look very similar on iOS and Android and it doesn't have to fail alien at all, if well executed.
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by PascalW 9y ago
This looks pretty neat, Dart is a nice language. Flutter looks pretty different from React Native on one side and Cordova/webview based frameworks on the other side. Flutter is not based on webviews, but is also not using the native wi
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by PascalW 9y ago
Great to see a few new web frameworks popping up. It seems that the older frameworks like Iron and Nickel.rs are not (yet) catching the async train.
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by PascalW 10y ago
I haven't tried but I think you might be able to add this to your config to fix that: [i18n] LANGS = en-US NAMES = English https://gogs.io/docs/features/i18n Edit: tried and indeed it seems to work
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by PascalW 10y ago
* Changelog https://changelog.com - centers around OSS. Programming language agnostic * Giant Robots http://giantrobots.fm - Bit of tech but mostly stuff about running a (small) SAAS business. Great host. * Bikeshed
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Saving the internet 2000 terabytes a day: fixing Font Awesome(pixelambacht.nl)
5 points by PascalW 10y ago|0 comments
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by PascalW 10y ago
Happy user here :-) has been running smoothly for over 2 years already.
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by PascalW 10y ago
Nice to see some competition for Postman. Even though Postman works quite well I never really liked it. Lot's of common actions are pretty tedious, like changing an environment variable and lot's of small annoyances like it automa
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by PascalW 10y ago
Any specific reason for using Homebrew? Rustup [1] works great. https://www.rustup.rs
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by PascalW 10y ago
Think before you anything.
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by PascalW 10y ago
The Wileyfox Swift [1] meets your requirements and is pretty decent and very affordable. [1] https://www.amazon.co.uk/Wileyfox-Swift-Dual-SIM-Free-Smartp...
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by PascalW 10y ago
Better tooling will definitely help but I think it will mainly come to focus and priority. Some packages like Serde for example do provide higher level docs located with the API docs which can work fine.
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by PascalW 10y ago
My experience exactly. Nickel.rs has a fairly good set of clear examples on its website and then some more on Github. Unfortunately it seems to be a common trend that Rust projects only provide API docs. While that can be useful I find more
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by PascalW 10y ago
When I tried Kotlin some time ago on a side project I wasn't very impressed. To me the problems Kotlin is addressing are not that huge. It feels like having to switch to another language (albeit very similar to Java) just to fix some a
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by PascalW 10y ago
Interesting. Wonder how it compares to Helix [1]. https://github.com/rustbridge/helix
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by PascalW 10y ago
Couldn't agree more! There's some work ongoing on a third party Rust plugin for InteliJ but it still has a long way to come.
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by PascalW 10y ago
At my work we're running all Jenkins jobs in Docker containers using some simple scripting [1]. Works really great. Jobs can run on any slave, no snowflakes, full CI config is versioned in the repo along with the code. Jenkins job only
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Deploy a Spring Boot app on your own server in less than 15 minutes(theguild.nl)
1 points by PascalW 11y ago|0 comments
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by PascalW 11y ago
I'm running it on 2GB but it really depends on your apps how much memory you'll need. Dokku itself has no running processes, it's just Docker and nginx which are both pretty light on resources.
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by PascalW 11y ago
Heroku indeed used to be very generous. I totally get why they are making these changes, it's hard to sustain this in the long run. That said; for hobby stuff I've switched to a cheap VPS plus Dokku [0] and haven't looked b
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by PascalW 11y ago
I'm surprised I haven't seen anybody mention the "public final fields" approach yet. I use this myself for immutable objects and I quite like it. Granted, you still need to implement equals and hashcode, but these can be

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