Ryuuke

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   by Ryuuke 5y ago

   It might not work in Rust, but in Swift it works just fine.
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   Approaches to Type Erasure in Swift (2020)(fabernovel.github.io)

   28 points by Ryuuke 5y ago|8 comments
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   by Ryuuke 6y ago

   I've tried to use rust on mobile apps, but type conversion & manual memory management does make using it really hard and unappealing. Did you find a better way using rust that mitigate theses kinds of problems ?
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   by Ryuuke 10y ago

   I had exactly the same experience with Xamarin.Droid, even though I'm mainly a C# developer, for android app development, i'll go with Java & intellij Idea.
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   by Ryuuke 10y ago

   cool :)
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   by Ryuuke 10y ago

   It requires node, image generation is done on the server, then streamed down to the browser
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   by Ryuuke 10y ago

   When the time machine comes out, i'll use it to hang him so that humans could live happily :D
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   by Ryuuke 10y ago

   Thank you, guys at MS, you're awesome !
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   by Ryuuke 11y ago

   Awesome news for .NET devs, I hope they'll lower the price !
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    by Ryuuke 11y ago

    yeah, you're probably right !
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    by Ryuuke 11y ago

    Great ! looking forward to see the changes in RTM version. When I was talking about disk space I was referring to linux operating system where there is no GAC.
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    by Ryuuke 11y ago

    What ORM are you using? I heard that EF 7 which is compatible with ASP NET 5 doesn't support MYSQL database. Also the disk space when asp net 5 app is published is realy high. Imagine you have 20 application, it with ~70Mb each one on