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by lapusta 4mo ago
Huh! I see stlc option is added now mentioning "eligible customers", which is great news. I'm curious if we would also get GitHub action?
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by lapusta 4mo ago
I don't think the generators themselves were open-sourced (only the generated SDKs were already open-source). That leaves three main (recommended) options: * Manual Maintenance: Returning to the pre-Stainless era. * Agentic Coding: Wor
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by lapusta 1y ago
Red Hat effectively killed their JBoss/Middleware team and the rest of it moved to IBM https://www.redhat.com/en/blog/evolving-our-middleware-strat... Quarkus and other tools were pushed to CommonHaus/Ap
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by lapusta 2y ago
I could really recommend Encore https://encore.dev/ that works best when you use their PaaS offering https://encore.cloud/ (think of NextJS & Vercel combo). One can argue it goes against some of the Go
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by lapusta 2y ago
We've recently evaluated all four platforms—Stainless, Fern, Speakeasy, and Liblab—and here are our key takeaways: Stainless: The standout for maturity and idiomatic code generation. While method signatures across products may look the
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by lapusta 3y ago
Many systems have concepts of booking date & value date https://support.mambu.com/docs/booking-date-vs-value-date You may also have suspense accounts for certain types of use cases: https://gocardless.co
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by lapusta 6y ago
For business: - Google Meet (~Zoom) - Google Chat (~Slack) - Google Currents (~Yammer) For consumers: - Google Duo (~Facetime, but cross-platform) - Google Messages (~iMessage, but non proprietary: SMS, MMS > RCS) Everything else is on t
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by lapusta 7y ago
You are right, although Plaid has quite a critical view on OFX https://plaid.com/documents/Plaid-Financial-Data-Access-Meth...
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by lapusta 7y ago
> Why 'would be' just out of interest? The scenario is typically the following. After the EU Commission approves the directive, each country has to transform it into the national law and define the authority/approach/
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by lapusta 7y ago
Open Banking is a big buzzword at the moment. It is good to distinguish different aspects of it: 1) Regulation. What you heard as "PSD2" - is essentially a directive by European Commission and EBA demanding banks to open up access
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by lapusta 7y ago
Thanks @cromwellian! We are currently looking on what to do with our quite massive GWT app. Already in the process of RPC to REST switch, with Angular, AngularDart and GWT3 (depending what it would end up to be) as options. Just wanted to c
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by lapusta 7y ago
Hi, I work at Mambu and our clients are predominantly Startups - https://www.mambu.com/clients Feel free to drop me an email at alexey.lapusta@mambu.com Although we do not provide payment services to businesses, rather a Sa
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by lapusta 7y ago
Does that mean internally Google would be using Closure Library for UI with J2CL? And other GWT applications were migrated to Angular or Dart?
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by lapusta 7y ago
Been doing sales/solutions engineering for the last 5-6 years. You can find how some companies describe the role: https://careers.google.com/stories/google-sales-engineering-... https://www.facebook.com
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by lapusta 11y ago
Can you tell what is current status of extension - is it still supported or packaged app is the way to go nowadays? Are you planning to go more native with something like Atom's Electron platform?
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by lapusta 12y ago
BACKBASE (visionary UX & Bankning platfrom) Location: Amsterdam(we do sponsor work VISA), London, NY/Atlanta - FULLTIME * Want to work in an international company travelling over the globe & work with clients? * Or you prefer c
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by lapusta 12y ago
IntelliJ platform runs on top of JVM, Nitra runs on top of CLR.
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by lapusta 12y ago
It's written in Nemerle, that runs on top of CLR. I believe it's targeted to .NET, VisualStudio & Resharper audience.
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by lapusta 14y ago
Backbone is an opinionated software, so it's hard to say if binding would be ever included. For developers I suggest to try some of plugins, which are listed on GitHub wiki in the binding section and also take a look at Knockout/Ember/Angul
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by lapusta 14y ago
Backbone is a great framework and moved the industry forward a lot in terms of code quality. But there are definitely couple things broken, like Zombie/Ghost views - everyone(!) is making their own workaround. View part is too much DIY. Ser
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by lapusta 14y ago
Best one is in JetBrains products - http://www.jetbrains.com/editors/javascript_editor.jsp Eclipse & VS suck with JS. There is also Dart Editor which Google is building for their new language. I think they are aiming to what you curre
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by lapusta 14y ago
Their new platform (BB 10) is incompatible with old apps. And Bada was merged into Tizen, so it's future looks uncertain for me.
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by lapusta 14y ago
It pretty much depends on industry. Look at mobile, 2007: J2ME, Symbian, Windows Mobile, BlackBerry -> 2012: iOS, Android, Windows Phone. Now look at the web: it was more of a evolution than revolution. What happened at back-end, like s
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by lapusta 15y ago
Will we see SuperDevMode in GWT 2.5?
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by lapusta 15y ago
Why was GWT team reduced? Developers were moved to Dart project? Is there any schedule for 2.5? We are waiting for SourceMaps, since debug mode is working slow in Chrome & IE, and with Firefox there always is a version gap. Safari plugi
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by lapusta 15y ago
Main Twitter UI is JS talking to api.twitter.com written in Scala. They use Rails for pre-rendering the first page and some non-js pages like user settings & company info for what I can tell looking at their server responses.
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by lapusta 15y ago
They were switching from hashbang routing to pushstate, not from client to serverside rendering. Although they might to pre-rendering for IE, which will get support of pushstate only in version 10. http://storify.com/timhaines/hashbang-con
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by lapusta 15y ago
Google? http://support.google.com/a/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=3...
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Play Framework 2.0 Beta & integration into Typesafe Stack(groups.google.com)
90 points by lapusta 15y ago|37 comments
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by lapusta 15y ago
SE planned to stop producing non-Android phones in 2012

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