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QUnitX: Run the same test file in Node, Deno, and the browser. Zero dependencies(github.com)
1 points by izelnakri 6mo ago|1 comments
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by izelnakri 6mo ago
I got tired of test frameworks that require config files, plugins, and 50MB of dependencies just to run assert.equal. So I built QUnitX. The pitch is simple: one test file, three runtimes, no changes. import { module, test } from
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Show HN: Async.nvim: Full Promise spec for Neovim and async NPM lib port for Lua(github.com)
4 points by izelnakri 2y ago|0 comments
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by izelnakri 3y ago
Yeah these type of articles always have hypester tone with less substance unfortunately. RiotJS is great but ember.js API/tools are even greater, highly suggest learning ember.js, if you value good APIs, testing & good community ;)
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by izelnakri 3y ago
People & thinking like this makes frontend development more complicated than it already is. I refuse to work with people who has this thought, had to make my HN comment ;) I think automated acceptance testing in browser is king rather t
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Show HN: QUnitX – Oldest, flexible JavaScript test API in Deno, node and browser(github.com)
3 points by izelnakri 3y ago|0 comments
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by izelnakri 3y ago
I think you’re 100% on point here.
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by izelnakri 3y ago
I so far agree with all you said and strong think already based on limited info available to me that you are a well-versed Elixir dev. However nothing beats the short term dev speed of scripting up some JS with npm. Have you seen the latest
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by izelnakri 4y ago
I strongly disagree that what he is asking is user hostile, just like asking microphone or camera permissions aren't user hostile. You also didn't need to lecture anyone like that on hacker news, thanks!
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Deno: NPM compatibility is stabilized in 1.28(deno.com)
2 points by izelnakri 4y ago|0 comments
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by izelnakri 4y ago
I agree more with peteradio.
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by izelnakri 4y ago
Never reaching a year at 10 jobs is something to ask I think however: > why would any hiring manager reasonably expect that to be different after hiring them again for job 11 Thats is I think still the wrong approach, signals the wrong m
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by izelnakri 4y ago
I think these should actually be written in the job ads because I wouldn’t want to work for a colleague who has your mentality. I worked with many bunch of sit-on-your-chair claim your paycheck at the end of the month types, another collea
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by izelnakri 5y ago
Identity politics based, brain-washed mentality in action. I do functional programming for years now and write JS more than a decade, and don't consider this feature to be a monstrosity. If anything, it is a nice addition to the langua
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by izelnakri 5y ago
However there is no good alternative for Meta’s Facebook, despite its degrading web UI over the years. I dont think its that much of a problem growing at 1-2% per month instead of 20-25% for any new social network. People should ideally sto
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by izelnakri 5y ago
Yes this article should be ignored because this is wrong: “ Ember, for instance, is probably the most “frameworky” of the frameworks on this list, but it suffers from performance issues, the largest download size, the largest API footprint,
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by izelnakri 5y ago
Webpack is a pain to use I agree, I've never liked webpack. My comment is on the behavior of trying to look smart/funny(meme-y) while lacking actual substance.
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by izelnakri 5y ago
He could have protected himself by making his shares the same voting rights as common class and not selling them, signalling his loyalty to shareholders. It should be illegal to issue shares to public with lower voting rights in my view. Ou
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QUnitX: Easily run the oldest JavaScript test framework in CLI or browser(github.com)
2 points by izelnakri 5y ago|0 comments
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by izelnakri 5y ago
Ive been following this project for a while, it is extremely promising considering theres an interop between elixir and rust ecosystem. Lack of first-class typing and somewhat implicit resolutions/imports are my current annoyances with
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by izelnakri 6y ago
I'm actually very happy that esbuild doesnt have HMR by default. Despite the fact that most frontend devs loving/hyping HMR, I prefer live-reloads more because it refetches data/makes network calls and run my route hooks with
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by izelnakri 6y ago
This suddenly becomes less questionable after Trump wants to legally challenge the election. Blockchain is an immutable and public database, the popular blockhains have economic incentives to be kept alive/running for the operators and
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Ember.js v3.22 Released(blog.emberjs.com)
2 points by izelnakri 6y ago|0 comments
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Ember 3.21 Released(blog.emberjs.com)
2 points by izelnakri 6y ago|0 comments
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by izelnakri 6y ago
You’ve just summarized my thoughts on Elixir after using it(and still loving it) for years. Thanks :)
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by izelnakri 6y ago
I would really like a testing framework like AVA on deno, same amazing API of seperating parallel and serial tests and running them on multiple threads. Also I will need npm compatibility soon, once these are in, why would I ever write cod
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Ember 3.18 Released(blog.emberjs.com)
2 points by izelnakri 6y ago|0 comments
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by izelnakri 7y ago
ember with typescript should be an option for you
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Bootstrap v4.4.0(blog.getbootstrap.com)
27 points by izelnakri 7y ago|0 comments
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Ember 3.14 Released (Octane Preview Cont.)(blog.emberjs.com)
1 points by izelnakri 7y ago|0 comments

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