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joelennon
2y ago
Works for me without signing in https://cloud.laravel.com/docs/intro
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joelennon
2y ago
Like others I've tried this before but it's just too much effort to use this approach as you spend a lot of time rejigging your calendar as it's so granular with the time dimension. Not to mention trying to coordinate it with
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joelennon
3y ago
Not a CEO but co-founded a company that had a successful exit. Happy to talk sometime. One thing I'd say is to take anything you hear from any given indiviual with a pinch of salt. People love to give advice and will often sound author
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joelennon
3y ago
Signed URLs (or pre-signed URLs) typically expire after a short time frame. The idea is that they exist for long enough for the object in question to be retrieved in the application, and they then automatically expire. Although they don
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joelennon
4y ago
ExtJS was way ahead of its time - while it was most famous for its grid component, the data package, tooling ecosystem (long before we had node) and component architecture was amazing. Its learning curve was tough, but it was so worth it wh
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The Rise and Fall of Ext JS – a long overdue reply and apology
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4y ago
Nice idea. I'd recommend adding some kind of visual indicator when it's in a loading state - at first I thought it wasn't working but it was just slow to respond (probably because it's close to the top of HN right now...
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5y ago
Q4 2021 revenue by geography: * $15.826 billion in US/Canada * $8.357 billion in Europe * $6.244 billion in Asia/Pacific * $3.244 billion in Rest of the World
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joelennon
5y ago
The software world today is also very different. SaaS has become the norm because the typical user experience for software products spans multiple devices and is a far more connected experience that relies on services carried over the Inter
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Imposter syndrome
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6y ago
Workvivo | Cork, Ireland | REMOTE | Front-end & Full-stack Engineers, Product Owners/Managers | https://www.workvivo.com Workvivo is an employee communications platform, designed to bring your workplace culture to life.
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joelennon
6y ago
Working people in Ireland also pay high taxes on their income. In Ireland you pay 20% income tax on the first €35,300, and 40% on income above this amount (if you are a single person, there are different cut-offs for married people and one-
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7y ago
I’ve been using Dracula everywhere for years and love it. I’ll buy this purely to say thanks, getting a shiny new theme is just a bonus. Fantastic work, thank you.
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7y ago
Yeah I get that, but rather than Google opening it up for open registration and having the usual domain land grab, they could have created domains for each action and allow service providers to register intents in their services for each ac
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7y ago
I like the concept behind this but I think the implementation is flawed as it binds the actions to specific providers. For example - repo.new only creates repos on GitHub, playlist.new only creates playlists on Spotify and the music.new thi
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7y ago
I love the concept of this - I live off temporary lists and have tried a lot of different approaches to them - pen & paper, fancy pants notebooks and diaries, Apple Notes, Sticky Notes, full on GTD apps. For me personally the perfect ap
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joelennon
8y ago
You can buy a Windows code signing certificate from DigiCert for $74/yr (EV certs are $104/yr) by going through this link - https://www.digicert.com/friends/sysdev/ - much easier to swallow than the stan
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8y ago
While supporting SSO authentication is relatively trivial via SAML2, which is supported by virtually every identity provider solution in the market, configuring this is likely a frequent point of support contact and configuration problems.
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Reviving an old mechanical keyboard
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Woman who can smell Parkinson's disease helps scientists develop first test
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9y ago
There is no one size fits all answer to this question. What’s your definition of success? Owning your own business that pays you an above market salary and allows you to live comfortably and independently? Or do you see success as growing t
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joelennon
9y ago
I love Vue and React. It's the UI layer where things don't match up, however. There are plenty of examples of UI frameworks, some which sit atop React/Vue, that on the surface look to have everything ExtJS offers. Ext had hid
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9y ago
I imagine because there was no source to back up the claim. There's definitely been an exodus of staff from the company in recent days, but it's not clear what the terms were. For some tweets from former Sencha staff who have depa
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9y ago
Sencha were working on a project called ExtReact that allowed you to use ExtJS components in React, replacing the JSON-style component declaration syntax with JSX. This would have been pretty amazing - as ExtJS' biggest strength was al
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9y ago
It wasn't a last ditch effort, the decision to change the pricing model happened 3 years ago. I think the community would have accepted a reasonable rise in price, it was the decision to mandate a minimum purchase of 5 developer licens
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9y ago
I think most developers who used ExtJS will have love/hate memories of the framework. I mostly used the framework from 2007-2014 at a previous job, and at the time the extent of most developers' JavaScript knowledge was how to man
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9y ago
I don't believe this is the reason. Apparently most of the existing team are going. Some key community members and developers' departures are already confirmed. http://existdissolve.com/2017/09/a-fond-far
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9y ago
Idera (the company that acquired Sencha) own Embarcadero, the company who publishes Delphi. There's a third-party product called uniGUI for building Web applications with Delphi that heavily leverages ExtJS at the front-end. I suspect
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9y ago
> At the time we were thinking about Vue.js vs React, we were also considering rewriting our mobile app and React Native looked like a really good choice. That was a big plus for React since Vue.js didn’t have anything remotely stable th
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9y ago
https://programmingpodcasts.com - it's a directory of software dev and related podcasts. Haven't ruled out monetising it and to be honest maintenance is almost zero as it runs on autopilot. I'm it's biggest u
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