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by robinricard 7y ago
The Realms polyfill is a polyfill for an actual TC39 JS proposal [0]. It's currently at stage 2. If the proposal gets accepted, you will not need the polyfill. This would also work with any JS embedding (browsers, node, etc...) as it w
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by robinricard 9y ago
You can already find a package wrapping the ocaml-language-server. I tried it and it works well with reason: https://atom.io/packages/ide-reason . You should also install language-reason and reason-refmt alongside it.
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by robinricard 9y ago
Honestly you should not use a React boilerplate of any kind as of today. We got pretty decent alternatives today in order to avoid using that kind of stuff: - You're just getting started with React? Use CRA[1], it is enough for most of
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by robinricard 10y ago
Your dashboard seems like an interesting approach for taking the best of both worlds! learnapollo seems awesome too! I think that Apollo would benefit from this kind of documentation. You should definitely come and send a link on the Apollo
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by robinricard 10y ago
Disclaimer: I'm a contributor to Apollo [0], an alternative client to Relay. This is a great initiative! I remember struggling to learn Relay, I love it though, used it in some toy apps and will use it in some upcoming projects that I
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by robinricard 10y ago
You should start with React, honestly. Learning React is a bit about learning the framework but in order to be a good react dev, you mainly need to know how to write some good JS. React views are not templates, they are just javascript func
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by robinricard 10y ago
Both systems are really great, however, when adding typechecking into an existing codebase, flow does offer more flexibility thanks to weak checking and annotation comments. You can really progressively add typechecking by just dropping the
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ES6 on AWS Lambda(rricard.me)
7 points by robinricard 11y ago|1 comments
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by robinricard 11y ago
The first snippet uses the CommonJS [1] standard (a way to import packages into a JS file that is used by Node, webpack or browserify for example). The second snippet uses ES6 modules [2]. Babel actually transpiles those ES6 modules into Co
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by robinricard 11y ago
Hi! I'm Robin, an engineer at Anyfetch. Ask us anything. We're pre-launching the product and we would like some HN feedback!
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by robinricard 11y ago
Repost https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4435547
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Show HN: Anyfetch – Get relevant information directly in your inbox(anyfetch.com)
20 points by robinricard 11y ago|2 comments
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by robinricard 11y ago
This is a nice, complete and well-documented review of why Clojure is not made for Android. I disagree with the conclusion though: yeah, the classic JVM-clojure seems doomed on Android. Why ? It's not made for that, it's made for
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by robinricard 11y ago
Hi HN ! I wanted to submit that to you because I think it is currently completely useless (It could be more of an API draft in fact). I just wanted to create a mechanism to enforce immutability in the whole flux architecture. If I manage to
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Show HN: AtomStore – The missing piece for an immutable flux architecture(github.com)
11 points by robinricard 11y ago|2 comments
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Isomorphism, React and client platforms(rricard.me)
5 points by robinricard 12y ago|0 comments
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by robinricard 12y ago
Combining Promises+ES6 Generators seems the next way to go. It is already used successfully in many Firefox tests and the syntax just feels great. For the Node.js ecosystem, you should take a look at IO.js [1], Koa [2] and co [3] that are a
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by robinricard 12y ago
- First he makes the point that mobile has taken over desktop very fast. - Then he explains we are not as experienced in mobile (here for 6 years) than in desktop as we know it (here for 29 years). Worst, the tool we still use mostly is the
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by robinricard 12y ago
First of all they're not the same thing. Coffeescript transpiles to JS (ES3 or 4 if I remember well) and ES6 is a new standard (not finished yet). Maybe one day coffee may compile to ES6 (but that's not likely since that would bre
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by robinricard 12y ago
Previous HN thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4435547
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by robinricard 12y ago
For all of the issues I have been facing, most of them were actually triggered by virtualbox. Those issues can be quite annoying but can be solved quite easily if you don't have other VB VMs. Usually, resetting the vbox subnets (I had
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by robinricard 12y ago
I use it to set user access to my company's servers with ansible automatically. I just have to set a list of github usernames and it generates a list of users with their ssh key access setup !
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by robinricard 12y ago
boxen looked nice to me, but I really wanted to avoid puppet (even if I never tried, it's often compared to chef and I have lots of bad experiences with chef !)
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by robinricard 12y ago
I looked into battleschool. The way it overally works seems better (having it's own command and a simple config with just a dotfile) but I really like ansible roles and I really enjoy using brew and brew cask to install everything, it&
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by robinricard 12y ago
couldn't explain it better !
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by robinricard 12y ago
I know, my english is not very accurate (I'm french). Feel free to do some pull-requests to correct my grammar errors, it'll help me a lot ! Both for this website and my english. Thank you ! Note that you shouldn't be confide
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by robinricard 12y ago
thanks ! That's exactly what I was looking for when I started to create osxc ! I will look into it. In fact osxc should more be seen as a set of roles than anything else, so I think it can be easily plugged with an existing solution su
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by robinricard 12y ago
I understand what you're saying. I just started this a few days ago and wanted to share it with the community. For now, this is more: how I setup my computer than how everyone should do it. But I found that even if a simple bash script
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by robinricard 12y ago
I think the project is not largely usable for now, I just want some feedback from HN to get it usable for everyone (and not just for me).
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Osxc – Simple configuration tool for OS X(osxc.github.io)
110 points by robinricard 12y ago|44 comments

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