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by pbedat 1y ago
The CC vscode plugin can also fetch the errors and warnings reported to vscode by other plugins and language Servers, making the additional compile step obsolete
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by pbedat 2y ago
I have a zyxel router that crashes every time when I start a jitsi call, which uses webrtc. So yes I guess webrtc can kill your connection.
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by pbedat 4y ago
Turbo is just a JS library, not tied to rails. I use it with golang and I love it! It offers a nice tradeoff between heavy custom HTML attributes and too much 'convention over configuration'. Also pairs nicely with alpine.js
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by pbedat 5y ago
> Several framework specific solutions have come to existence to give server-side templating more client side power, in particular: > Ruby/Rails => TurboLinks/Hotwire Hotwire is not framework specific. E.g. hotwired&#x2
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by pbedat 5y ago
I also lost many hours and nerves until I figured it out. But it let me get a glimpse on the true and frightening nature of Microsoft. Okay so step 1: you try to enable forwarding, but the UI gives you an error about some policy that has to
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by pbedat 5y ago
Wait until you have to deal with the admin web apps. To enable mail forwarding to another domain I had to install powershell and a plugin to install a plugin to allow forwarding in my org. Then there are times when it says : „To change this
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by pbedat 7y ago
Video meetings that just work.
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by pbedat 7y ago
A very conservative estimation! And it's not only documentation of software but also the requirements and other parts of the whole lifecycle. It's incredible how many companies hold meetings after meetings to keep up the oral trad
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by pbedat 7y ago
SEEKING WORK: remote, europe We are a bunch of web devs, who hate complexity and get things done. Shoot me a mail pbedat@gmail.com https://pbedat.de
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by pbedat 7y ago
SEEKING WORK | full stack | Munich, Germany, remote preferred I specialize in getting things done. Mostly on the web. I'm doing this since 13yrs and I still love it :) Say hello: https://pbedat.de pbedat@gmail.com
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by pbedat 7y ago
I think Spotify is doing Micro Frontends and imho it's not a total mess
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by pbedat 7y ago
Curios! I have the same problem. My wife has the theory that I cannot filter all the other distractions well enough. Good to know I'm not alone ;)
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by pbedat 7y ago
Modern browsers understand text/event-stream so no need for dirty tricks ;)
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by pbedat 7y ago
Also: Server sent events
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by pbedat 7y ago
Yep. That's why context should be used very very rarely or never. When I teach react, I try to make a long detour around them. I would not consider it being the most important concept. Its only a side effect model.
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by pbedat 8y ago
There is a really neat JIRA plugin called "structure". That allows you to put issues into a hierarchy. We use these a lot to create roadmap, or breaking down very complex use cases and track the big picture. Would be a first class
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by pbedat 8y ago
Location: Munich Remote: Yes, preferred Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Fullstack Web, Node.js, React, C#, ... Résumé/CV: pbedat.de Email: pbedat@gmail.com
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by pbedat 8y ago
If you need a good source of real facts about nutrition, I highly recommend nutritionfacts.org which is non profit and lead by a real expert in lifestyle medicine. Regarding this topic checkout https://nutritionfacts.org/20
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by pbedat 8y ago
react-final-form simply blew my mind after I had to deal with that horrible reactive angular forms... It also works pretty well in tandem with redux
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by pbedat 8y ago
We recently began migrating a 4 year old and constantly growing angularjs 1.4 app to react. With angular2react and ngreact we don't face a lot of hard decisions, because we may use angular comps in react and vice versa. We have bootstr