nerdywordy

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by nerdywordy 3y ago
What router are you using? One in the svelte ecosystem or a vanilla js router? Also in the process of writing an app that has no ssr needs. There are some minor annoyances with SvelteKit and interested in other options.
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by nerdywordy 4y ago
RE: Microsoft 1) MSFT has already used React for far longer than 2 years. 2) They have basically never used the technologies you mentioned (WPF, Silverlight, WinUI). They offer them as UI toolkits that run in their Windows environment and t
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by nerdywordy 4y ago
We were on Hasura Cloud and really did not have a problem with it. But we moved away to self-hosted Hasura for more control over deployment and cost as we have 10s of same-schema MSSQL databases that we were orchestrating and the management
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by nerdywordy 4y ago
No, it's not a bad thing. It's how (nearly) everyone using React (or any frontend framework) + Tailwind will structure their code. And I'm not sure the author is arguing against Tailwind's utility in static styling scena
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by nerdywordy 4y ago
We (tacinsight.com) are rebuilding our entire front end from scratch and are looking for a senior javascript engineer. Preferably with prior experience in a large React project. This is a greenfield rewrite of a tightly coupled ASP.NET fron
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by nerdywordy 5y ago
Sort of. But not an embedded browser. And .NET instead of JS. There are some promising developments with Blazor and .NET MAUI. But it all seems too speculative to build on at this point.
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by nerdywordy 5y ago
We have a Windows POS app for mines, quarries, sand and gravel, etc. When we broke ground on this version Microsoft was hardcore pushing UWP. We were building for the future so we built our app within the constraints of UWP with the expecta
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by nerdywordy 5y ago
Can this CRDB Serverless offering handle the burst connections of a serverless function based app? Are pooling or query queueing features built in? Or would users face connection limits at some upper bound until the old function connections
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by nerdywordy 5y ago
https://jumpstartrails.com/ It's very polished. Kept up to date. Follows best practices for RoR. The author is one of the most active RoR community members. https://excid3.com/ edit: If you like PHP th
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by nerdywordy 5y ago
Intrigued by this approach! Is the source shareable? We have an enterprise app that was originally built as a UWP application via Xamarin.Forms (Hot mess, I know. But the decision predates me). We've been prototyping a rebuild in React
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by nerdywordy 5y ago
We have layered Hasura over an existing set of SQL Server databases to provide a public facing API for our product. [1] Overall the experience has been fantastic. The performance and authorization scheme is very good. It has allowed us to w
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by nerdywordy 5y ago
REST itself is such an amorphous term nowadays that it's tough to even measure/define this. It seems to now mean basically any multi-endpoint based JSON API. GraphQL is trendy and might take over "REST" for startups soon
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by nerdywordy 6y ago
I'm totally sold on server rendered, HTML over the wire web apps. What I'm not sold on is websockets for the transport layer. Unless you truly need real-time, I'd argue that something like HTMX ( https://htmx.org )
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by nerdywordy 6y ago
https://miragejs.com/ is a great complement to frontend first development. Some folks on my team use it and love it. I tend to dev from back to front so I don't run into the need as much. If I do I typically just mock
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by nerdywordy 7y ago
Looks like their product is built specifically for Slack.
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by nerdywordy 8y ago
I'd be interested to take the pulse of HN: When you are looking for a new Windows app, does opening up the store even cross your mind? I nearly always go to a web search + download first. Or if it's something dev-centric I look at
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Ask HN: How do you stay fit?
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by nerdywordy 8y ago
I get that it isn't supported. We have followed the recommendations mentioned in the docs but found the usage of these workarounds to be sorely lacking in performance and reliability.
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by nerdywordy 8y ago
Anyone with inside knowledge of Firestore care to comment on the ETA of more advanced query functionality? We have played with Firestore quite a bit, but rely heavily on the ability to do aggregate queries. Reading all of the documents and
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by nerdywordy 8y ago
C# ASP.NET Core Razor Pages SQL Server Dapper vanilla JS Azure for hosting and peripheral services It is truly a breeze to put together server rendered apps with this stack. I come from a JS heavy background but find myself so much more pro
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by nerdywordy 8y ago
This is also great for avoiding binge drinking. I did this in college and it's incredibly hard to drink to the kind of excess most college folks do when you're needing to pee ever 15 minutes.
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by nerdywordy 8y ago
timdev2 sums up my original sentiment quite well. Is spinning up and maintaining a DB architecture doable? Of course... But there are so many complexities involved for real production that it would greatly slow us down. If we had staff to d
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by nerdywordy 8y ago
I for one have always liked the simplicity of DO for hosting but I've never wanted to take on the full liability of self-rolling a DB server (and backups and replicas). So everything my company has I've put on heroku or azure. Thi
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by nerdywordy 8y ago
I'm surprised there isn't more about Buffalo in this thread. It's creator (Mark Bates) has stated inspiration from the rails world, but has focused on building Buffalo to be very flexible. It provides a nice boiler plate for
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by nerdywordy 9y ago
https://www.nanobox.io is also a great option for Rails... or many other languages & frameworks. Contained developer environments, simple command line deploys to VPS, and a free tier that can handle most hobbyist application
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by nerdywordy 9y ago
I'm glad there is another random highlighter out there. Medium & kin infuriate me with the popup toolbar.
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by nerdywordy 9y ago
I for one really like the name and URL and don't mind the name collision. It's something that is bound to happen. There are a finite number of words, names, and spellings to make use of.
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by nerdywordy 9y ago
Gophers tend to roll their own and forego larger frameworks. Piecing together libraries can absolutely be daunting, but once you get a starter app built your productivity will go way, way up. I'd really recommend this (paid) course at
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by nerdywordy 9y ago
Edit: On smaller screens it's ok, because the text falls in the lighter blue color.
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by nerdywordy 9y ago
Suggestion: Take a look at the contrast on your header text. The dark lettering is extremely difficult to read. It looks like the text explains the entire company's premise... so I'd think you'd want it as readable as possibl

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