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   by DylanSp 6y ago

   * This System Design Primer [1] on GitHub is a decent overview of how large-scale apps are designed, with jumping-off points into many different subjects. * The Morning Paper blog's distributed systems tag [2] has a lot of good summari
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   by DylanSp 6y ago

   From using immer[1], I learned about Object.freeze(), which immer uses under the hood. [1] https://github.com/immerjs/immer
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   by DylanSp 6y ago

   ReasonML, Elm, or Purescript, perhaps? (Not sure what you mean by "transpiling, not compiling")
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   by DylanSp 7y ago

   Loved this book, it's amazing work. It's already been helpful to me when implementing a toy language, even without working through the book (which I still intend to do).
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   by DylanSp 7y ago

   I like this library; I used it for a tic-tac-toe game, combined with the Amatic SC font ( https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Amatic+SC ) for a nice hand-drawn look.
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   by DylanSp 7y ago

   This sounds like interesting reading; I've read Challenges to Apollo, which mostly covers post-WW2 Russian/Soviet history; I'm not as familiar with the earlier events.
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   by DylanSp 7y ago

   Glad to see a mention of CLU; it pioneered a lot of ideas. Reading Joe Duffy's blogs about the Midori project (greenfield language/system design at Microsoft), he mentions CLU as an inspiration a number of times.
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   by DylanSp 7y ago

   I'd also love to see it! It sure seems to be well-made code, and I've got an idea or two for expanding/building upon it.
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   by DylanSp 7y ago

   If you don't want to deal with certs yourself (and you're ok with a *.netlify.com URL), you could always use Netlify and get HTTPS for free.
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    by DylanSp 7y ago

    Uplink ( https://store.steampowered.com/app/1510/Uplink/ ) is probably the closest; it's a lot like this, with a good deal more complexity. Endgame Singularity ( http://www.emhsoft.com/singu
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    by DylanSp 7y ago

    I really enjoyed this! As others have said, reminds me of a streamlined Uplink in terms of UI, which is no bad thing. I'd love to see more, though I'm not sure how much more complexity you could add to the core gameplay loop to ke