FlorianRappl

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by FlorianRappl 7y ago
Had an Amiga 500 with (among other games) Lemmings... Great times even though, honestly, for me as a 5 year old the levels / understanding of the game was a bit too much.
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by FlorianRappl 7y ago
My key takeaway, too. I am not worried we will pass NCov19 - we surely will. I am afraid we won't learn anything from it. We surely need to invest more into health policies and reaction to pandemics. We need to be more conservative abo
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by FlorianRappl 7y ago
smapiot | SW Architects and SW Engineers | ONSITE | Full-time | Munich, Germany smapiot ( https://smapiot.com ) is a young startup focusing on premium IT consulting and on engineering software services in the IoT and development t
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by FlorianRappl 7y ago
I, too, only get surprise bills by error. Coincidence. Time for me to send surprise bills back :).
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by FlorianRappl 7y ago
It will never have. And that is also fine. Acid3 was a great step forward at its time, but it just isn't that useful any more. There are so many more specs that are more important. More infos here: https://news.ycombinator.c
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by FlorianRappl 7y ago
I interviewed at Google and some other big tech companies in late 2015. From all the big ones Google's process was the most terrible. After the initial screening I had to deal with obviously terribly placed engineers who had an "a
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by FlorianRappl 7y ago
smapiot | SW Architects and SW Engineers | ONSITE | Full-time | Munich, Germany smapiot ( https://smapiot.com ) is a young startup focusing on premium IT consulting and on engineering software services in the IoT and development t
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by FlorianRappl 7y ago
Of course there is, was, and will be! I think people sometimes forget that a healthy level of pragmatism is what keeps shipping. Just because someone said "microservices is the new all" you don't need to do it. Just because s
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by FlorianRappl 7y ago
Thanks for addressing these. I'll try to answer most of them: > I would have liked the article to start off by listing the use cases and trade-offs instead of jumping right on the hype train at full speed. Well, the use cases are pr
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Reasons for Doing Microfront Ends(dev.to)
7 points by FlorianRappl 7y ago|2 comments
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by FlorianRappl 7y ago
That is false. A quick search reveals 21k+ code points indexed where `IConsole` is found. It could be in a comment, it could be in part of a string, it could be anywhere. But these are not 21k+ projects - it may be like 2k+ or something ass
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RIP K. Scott Allen(twitter.com)
16 points by FlorianRappl 7y ago|3 comments
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by FlorianRappl 7y ago
What's not working for you? For me sourcemaps is just working (I mainly use Parcel with TypeScript, so Parcel takes TS -> ES6+ -> JS -> Bundle). What's your path?
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by FlorianRappl 7y ago
Thanks - yeah I fully agree!
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by FlorianRappl 7y ago
Maybe you are interested in a real-world comparison, where you'd see that the solutions always pretty much tend to go in the triple digits (# dependencies). It's the old tradeoff: Configuration (+ installation of multiple plugins,
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by FlorianRappl 7y ago
Can you elaborate why? I tried it in the past (maybe a year ago) and just 2 weeks ago, too. The experience I had was aweful. Pretty much nothing was working. Maybe I am too biased from Parcel and I got disappointed when even simple things s
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by FlorianRappl 7y ago
We use Parcel in our Microfrontend Framework Piral ( https://github.com/smapiot/piral ), too. Overall, this was an awesome decision. In the past we used Webpack a lot, but it just does not feel right any more. I've
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by FlorianRappl 7y ago
smapiot | SW Architects and SW Engineers | ONSITE | Full-time | Munich, Germany smapiot ( https://smapiot.com ) is a young startup focusing on premium IT consulting and on engineering software services in the IoT and development t
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by FlorianRappl 7y ago
I can fully relate to this. Same experience here.
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by FlorianRappl 7y ago
Hi everyone, we've worked quite hard on getting this off the ground in the last months and now are close to having it all polished and production ready. We already have some clients using this framework for their main applications and
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Show HN: A Microfront End Framework Based on React(github.com)
9 points by FlorianRappl 7y ago|2 comments
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by FlorianRappl 7y ago
I do. Reasons for me: * I like building things * I feel like we are relying on OSS a lot, this only works if we contribute back, too * It's a great way to improve (workflow, coding, communication) * So far it was mostly a nice experien
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by FlorianRappl 7y ago
For those who are interested in microfrontends / their patterns I've written a small blog post: https://blog.bitsrc.io/6-patterns-for-microfrontends-347ae00...
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by FlorianRappl 7y ago
I think there are multiple solutions out there. Our solution is called Piral, https://github.com/smapiot/piral , however, we do not believe that mixing technologies should be a solution - it's rather a workaround (
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by FlorianRappl 7y ago
smapiot | SW Architects and SW Engineers | ONSITE | Full-time | Munich, Germany smapiot ( https://smapiot.com ) is a young startup focusing on premium IT consulting and on engineering software services in the IoT and development t
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Microfront End Framework Piral – Recent Changes (0.9)(dev.to)
1 points by FlorianRappl 7y ago|0 comments
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by FlorianRappl 7y ago
I'm potentially the only one being skeptical. Don't get me wrong, it's nicely done (for an experiment), but we also did similar experiments several years ago. At the fundamental level such an approach works, but it brings sev
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Introduction to Microfront Ends with React(dev.to)
1 points by FlorianRappl 7y ago|0 comments
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Microfront Ends Based on React(dev.to)
1 points by FlorianRappl 7y ago|0 comments
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by FlorianRappl 7y ago
Not a big fish as many others here, but just for completeness: https://github.com/sponsors/florianrappl I'd love if this (GitHub sponsors in general, not my personal account) would be successful - so far doing ope

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