jorgebucaran

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by jorgebucaran 5y ago
I reached out to him when I could've filed a takedown notice instead. Later, after the tweets, I even asked him to shake hands on the whole thing[1][2][3], but he was already sunk-cost-mode on and determined to die on a stupid hill. On
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by jorgebucaran 5y ago
I'm sorry to hear that. I address the Oh My Fish fiasco here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28661561
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by jorgebucaran 5y ago
Yes, indeed. 1. From a technical standpoint, it just meant swapping Oh My Fish for Wahoo and changing the name. But my complete lack of planning led to numerous issues that escalated to falling out with the team. I was new to FOSS, immature
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by jorgebucaran 5y ago
I'm that person, but that's not exactly what I did. Wahoo, a framework I had built, became the base for the then, new Oh My Fish. I, myself, committed[1] it into the Oh My Fish repository, effectively replacing everything but the
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by jorgebucaran 5y ago
Colorette author here. I put the benchmarks in a CI workflow so anyone can check. Click Benchmarks to see the results: https://github.com/jorgebucaran/color-bench-test/runs/371243...
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by jorgebucaran 5y ago
Not exactly what you are looking for, but 3blue1brown's https://github.com/3b1b/manim is a great resource all in all.
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by jorgebucaran 5y ago
What's the difference between the bracketed syntax, e.g. [City] and `list`?
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Can a circuit be powered from Earth with a return ground on Mars?(electronics.stackexchange.com)
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by jorgebucaran 6y ago
Thank you Zanchey, Ridiculousfish, Fabian, and everyone else!
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by jorgebucaran 6y ago
And Fish!
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Typography in Ten Minutes(practicaltypography.com)
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Simplicity Matters(youtube.com)
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The Mother of All Demos – D. Engelbart (1968)(youtube.com)
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by jorgebucaran 6y ago
Basically, yes! In practice, we don't advocate users to reach out for dispatch, as Hyperapp intends to provide all the fx/subscriptions building blocks you need to create the right abstractions and stay within the safe, declarativ
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by jorgebucaran 6y ago
Can't use DOM events to create side effects. What we do is define UI interactions as state transitions. Transitions allow you to say [nextState, myEffect] to update the state and create a "controlled" effect (just an object
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by jorgebucaran 6y ago
Finish the site and docs, merge the minimizations branch (has memory performance improvements, and brings it down to 1690 bytes gzipped / 1528 bytes brotlified total), add tests, then we can officially proclaim V2. Definitely not plann
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by jorgebucaran 6y ago
Just saying "purely functional SPAs" was lazy, but it's usually enough to convey what makes Hyperapp different from other frameworks like React, etc. Let me try harder. There's no native API for representing apps as fini
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by jorgebucaran 6y ago
Thank you. That's a marquee haha.
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by jorgebucaran 6y ago
My example actually has no issues, but [here is an example][1] so you can confirm that. I included the implementation of `delay` there as well so you can also see what happens behind the scenes. --- So, in Hyperapp there are no async/a
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by jorgebucaran 6y ago
I hope not! :)
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by jorgebucaran 6y ago
Hyperapp only makes sense if you want to write immutable, purely functional SPAs in JavaScript. There's no Web API or native abstraction for that. And if your site was only content, then I'd say why even bother with JavaScript.
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by jorgebucaran 6y ago
Preact would be the lighter React. Hyperapp is more comparable to Elm.
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by jorgebucaran 6y ago
We built it into the framework, if you happen to be familiar with Elm, this should make sense right away, but here's how you'd write something like that using Hyperapp: import { h, app } from "hyperapp" import
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by jorgebucaran 6y ago
And you'll get it! Just check again soon as we should have the official release out there in just a few months, maybe less.
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by jorgebucaran 6y ago
Ouch, yes, that's also a WIP, thank you for checking in, though.
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by jorgebucaran 6y ago
Yep, there's a feature called Lazy (will be renamed to memo for the official release) that allows you to do just that! :)
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by jorgebucaran 6y ago
That's fine. If you're already happy with Svelte, I encourage you to explore more with it. Try building a couple of non-trivial projects and keep learning about your craft. If you're also into computer science, I recommend yo
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by jorgebucaran 6y ago
It's my fault for not fully understanding the functional universe I was getting into when I first started working on Hyperapp. The latest Hyperapp is more strict, but it's all in good measure. Lifecycle events are impure, that&#x2
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by jorgebucaran 6y ago
Reagent is amazing, thank you for sharing it.
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by jorgebucaran 6y ago
Stimulus is not so much concerned with rendering HTML. Hyperapp is almost exclusively focused on rendering HTML and client side application architecture (state management, controlled side effects, subscriptions). It's more comparable t

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