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by antew 11mo ago
In my ghostty config I use: scrollback-limit = 512000000 keybind = super+f=write_scrollback_file:open It writes it to a temporary file and then opens the file in the default text editor when I hit Cmd+F.
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by antew 5y ago
There was a similar project to `go fix` with elm-upgrade ( https://github.com/avh4/elm-upgrade ). We migrated a ~100k LOC app at work from 0.18 to 0.19 and while it was tedious, the compiler really has your back and mak
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by antew 5y ago
As a D3 user for years, this looks great, the API looks really clean, congrats on the release!
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by antew 5y ago
Sorry, I didn't mean to say that nobody has negative experiences with it, but that "X considered harmful" style posts tend to get more attention on sites than positive experiences generally do. What was something that left yo
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by antew 5y ago
I think we are somewhat in agreement, Elm is certainly Evan's language and framework, and if you live within the boundaries of it you'll have a pleasant experience. I have read all of the bad experience posts on Elm because I&#x27
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by antew 5y ago
That "Why I'm Leaving Elm" post comes up on most Elm discussions, and I would implore anyone to give it a try for themselves before deciding against it. I've been working in Elm professionally for a few years now and I t
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by antew 5y ago
Glad to see more posts on Elm out there, it really is a great language and ecosystem! Like any large project, it has some issues, but in my day-to-day writing code I have never had as much fun, or had as much confidence that my code does wh
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by antew 6y ago
Tailwinds also acts a design system for your site, you have a set of paddings, margins, colors, font sizes, breakpoints, etc that make up your design system. In my experience it results in more consistent designs because everything must com
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by antew 6y ago
For Safari specifically you have to use Apple's push notification service (APNS), which is a lot of hassle compared to web push. There is a ticket open for adding support into Safari, but it probably won't happen anytime soon. ht
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by antew 6y ago
I always see you in these Redux threads and you are always so helpful, thank you!
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by antew 6y ago
I've been working in Elm for a few years, and I feel like I can answer some of the questions. 0.19 introduced a new restriction on Native code (javascript), previously you could compile kernel code in your own projects, now you can&#x2
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by antew 7y ago
I don't have one on Ellie, but Ellie itself has a nice example with how it wraps CodeMirror ( https://github.com/ellie-app/ellie/blob/master/assets/src/El... ) I don't know if there is
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by antew 7y ago
They are fine for a general FFI mechanism, and in certain cases they fit into the code very nicely (e.g. websockets fit the publish/subscribe pattern very well), but for handling events from the DOM or interacting with existing JS libr
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by antew 7y ago
The company I work at ( https://halogen.tv ) has been using Elm in production for a few years now, we have around 90k LOC in Elm for the front-end, and it has mostly been a pleasure to work in. The biggest upsides in my view are:
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by antew 8y ago
We've been using Elm in production for https://halogen.tv and has been a great experience overall. The codebase is around 60k LOC for the front-end and we've settled on a few patterns that help with reusability and man
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by antew 8y ago
No, but you can use the Vim plugin for IntelliJ and get it that way! There are Vim plug-ins for every IDE I've used.
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by antew 8y ago
I'm so glad to see this, congrats to Evan and everyone who helped get 0.19 out the door! I've been working in Elm for about a year now and it is a joy to work with, moving from vanilla JS/Angular/React to Elm has been a