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adamw1pl
5y ago
Many people talk about Java, Go and similar, contrasting it with Scala, but I think it misses one crucial point. Java and Go are in many ways "done" languages. They evolve very little. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don'
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adamw1pl
6y ago
Not yet, but that's one of the features we want to add after this initial release. Thanks for the feedback!
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adamw1pl
6y ago
Yes, you are right! Funny how this went unnoticed for so long ;) Fixed now.
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adamw1pl
6y ago
We'll be posting some on our twitter ( https://twitter.com/shelly_dot_dev ) for a start. Plus we'll be expanding the tutorial/help area. Stay tuned :)
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6y ago
No reason :) The language is of course Logo-inspired. Once we'll have an "About" page or sth like that, we'll mention Logo of course.
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adamw1pl
6y ago
Thanks! Would be great to get feedback once you get an occasion. The tutorial is only a start for what we are planning, so this is an area we'd like to work on next. Hence any pointers or ideas are welcome :)
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6y ago
Thanks for the feedback! 1. the background should be almost-opaque, with very little transparency. Can you share which browser/OS? Probably some missing CSS :) 2. Ha :D Maybe a grace period? Did you mostly mind the squiggly underline e
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Comparing Ethereum and the Libra Blockchain
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Why Scala?
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Stack Overflow’s mishap with self-reported data – tabs-vs-spaces debacle
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Amazon SQS: performance and latency
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Interactive programming with Hydrogen, Atom, Python: instant feedback
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Kafka with selective acknowledgments performance and latency benchmark
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Access Control System with Raspberry Pi, RFiD and AWS Rekognition
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Javaslang data validation
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Road to a more functional Java with Javaslang: example refactoring
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Using Kafka as a Message Queue
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Most popular push-to-talk keyboard shortcut
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Windowing Data in Big Data Streams – Spark, Flink, Kafka, Akka
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View the dependency tree of any artifact in Maven Central/JCenter
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Windowing data in Akka Streams
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Scala Clippy, helping you understand what the compiler errors actually mean
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Vote: alternative JavaScript language
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Entry-level, synchronous and transactional event sourcing
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Reactive Kafka 0.8: at-least-once-delivery with manual offset commits
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Evaluating persistent, replicated message queues (RabbitMQ/ActiveMQ/Kafka/SQS)
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MacWire 1.0: Light-Weight and Non-Instrusive Scala Dependency Injection
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Scala Quicklens: modify deeply nested case class fields
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12y ago
Thanks for the pointer, React-forms as well as React this looks very interesting, however I think the focus there is mostly on frontend, while we are trying to approach the problem both on the frotend and backend sides. Otherwise there are
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12y ago
We would be fine using existing frameworks and their form handling systems, but all of them feel very heavyweight. Either the backing objects need to be of some specific form, or the communication protocol between the server and the client
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