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Test Fixtures, Clarity, and Dataflow (2016)(abseil.io)
2 points by Eyas 6y ago|0 comments
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In Search of Better Loading and Error-Handling in Angular with RxJS(blog.eyas.sh)
1 points by Eyas 6y ago|0 comments
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by Eyas 6y ago
They have a vented design which is very similar to transparency mode. I wouldn't say a generation behind compared to AirPods, but they're definitely a class below AirPod Pros.
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by Eyas 6y ago
So the comment is really about the size of these libraries? This is more of an artifact of companies that produced them, which use large monorepos, than the ecosystem itself. That said, you can pick and choose which part of boost you use,
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by Eyas 6y ago
I think that's the key point, the scale in which this starts happening is the sizes of the Googles and Facebooks of the world (in C++: Abseil and Folly) but also in Java (at Google: Guava), JavaScript (at Google: closure, Angular/
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by Eyas 6y ago
Look at Google and the Closure standard library for an example of a company writing a lot of JS that ended up writing it's own "standard library"-like thing.
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by Eyas 7y ago
Not really reimplementing, Kafka is a great example of a technology you can structure a DOA around.
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by Eyas 7y ago
> Would the data-access layer not them become the development bottleneck in such scenarios, meaning that it doesn't scale as well as SOA? In terms of development, no, the data layer code grows sublinearly with the with the size&#x2F
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by Eyas 7y ago
Same schema, and the service doing the query doesn't need to worry about which tables to union. (Problem with union all is that it reintroduces addressability and a form of direct component interaction) But sure, you can probably imple
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by Eyas 7y ago
I didn't cover it in the article, but the key to get interactivity would be to switch to a datastore layer that supports subscribable queries. I'm aware of Esper[1] which tries to do this. And maybe/arguably Firebase (?) [1]:
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by Eyas 7y ago
Yeah, totally. The way I've seen this work is that a single service will "own" a record, so you never are running into a multi-writer situation for a given record. While this seems closer to SOA, the key difference here is th
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by Eyas 7y ago
While it's true that SOA generally began by breaking up services into separate binaries while usually keeping one centralized database, a lot of the specific principles of DOA are a _response_ to the distribution/fragmentation of
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Data-Oriented Architecture(blog.eyas.sh)
262 points by Eyas 7y ago|73 comments
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Unexpected Lessons from 100% Test Coverage(blog.eyas.sh)
1 points by Eyas 7y ago|0 comments
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by Eyas 7y ago
I gather most people on HN don't like Medium. For those who find its reading style easier, a mirror link is available here [1]. [1]: https://medium.com/p/unexpected-lessons-from-100-test-covera...
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Unexpected Lessons from 100% Test Coverage(blog.eyas.sh)
2 points by Eyas 7y ago|1 comments
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by Eyas 7y ago
Not really https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/issues/9235 Though with tuples, etc. being defined, maybe it's worth re-examining.
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Use TrackBy in Angular NgFor Loops and MatTables(blog.eyas.sh)
2 points by Eyas 7y ago|0 comments
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The Joys and Happy Accidents of Branching Out(blog.eyas.sh)
1 points by Eyas 7y ago|0 comments
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Learning by Implementing: Observables – Reactive Programming in TypeScript(blog.eyas.sh)
2 points by Eyas 7y ago|0 comments
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Modeling Schema.org JSON-LD in TypeScript: A Story in Four Parts(dev.to)
2 points by Eyas 7y ago|0 comments
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Modeling Schema.org JSON-LD in TypeScript: A Story in Four Parts(dev.to)
2 points by Eyas 7y ago|0 comments
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Representing Schema.org DataType in TypeScript: Structural Typing Doesn’t Cut It(blog.eyas.sh)
1 points by Eyas 7y ago|0 comments
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Schema.org Enumerations in TypeScript(blog.eyas.sh)
1 points by Eyas 7y ago|0 comments
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Modeling Schema.org JSON-LD with TypeScript: Power and Limitations of TS Types(blog.eyas.sh)
3 points by Eyas 7y ago|0 comments
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by Eyas 8y ago
My bad. The recommendation at Google is to use publishReplay + refCount precisely for that reason, but surprisingly there's so little public documentation on e.g. the publishReplay rxjs operator, that I decided to go with what was ulti
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by Eyas 8y ago
Right-- I don't disagree. But I do think 'Observable' is precise here: some streams are lazy, some streams involve pull rather than push, but if someone says "Stream" as a datatype, you don't necessarily know w
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by Eyas 8y ago
They're not quite the same thing. Here's a post that goes over some of the differences: https://medium.com/@rakia/promise-vs-observable-vs-stream-16... The big difference is the pull-vs-push scheme, making Ob
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Observables, Side-Effects, and Subscriptions: Some Reactive Best Practices(blog.eyas.sh)
79 points by Eyas 8y ago|24 comments
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by Eyas 8y ago
Definitely a cool area for exploration. I'm not aware of JSON Schema generators from RDFS either. It should be possible to model the basics (nested structure, repeated structure, defining the "domain" and "range" of

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