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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
Even if `<hr />` (or others, e.g., `<img />`) would be required XML processing would not work. HTML (prio to HTML5) was full of quirks (e.g., table handling, formatting elements, ...), which cannot be expressed by a DT
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I couldn't agree more. What I find particularly troubling: 4G is for me already more than good enough. 5G is really not so well thought out. They require a lot more cells. The exposure is much higher... They cost more (?). Why are we
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I feel exactly the same (thanks for compiling the links for reference). Last time I did not write, but I also was kind of confused by some of the claims. This time I'm actually quite blown away. The author seems to have managed to writ
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by FlorianRappl 7y ago
Plus an engine that realizes that it has to recompute the document immediately instead of making "pdflatex ..." run 2-3x necessary in order to get what you actually wanted.
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by FlorianRappl 7y ago
I use orgs and it seems to work properly.
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by FlorianRappl 7y ago
This is the way. Unfortunately, many people don't know about Parcel and assume that adding 20 Webpack plugins (plus their configuration) is a proper way.
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by FlorianRappl 7y ago
I just saw three dependencies (arguably even less): https://www.npmjs.com/package/react Don't know how you reach your conclusion.
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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 engineering software services in the IoT / development t
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by FlorianRappl 7y ago
If its a config file I'm not sure why you'll need comments. Comments / documentation should be in the system you'll do the config for. If your set options are that quirky / need documentation; why not explain them i
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by FlorianRappl 7y ago
To this day I am baffled why choose YAML? Personally, I think its more error prone, less flexible, and harder to read than JSON. Not to say JSON is a perfect format, but it sure feels better than YAML.
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by FlorianRappl 7y ago
... in a table / page called "Languages".
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by FlorianRappl 7y ago
Wait until you spot Wordpress in the list, too.
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by FlorianRappl 7y ago
I will never understand why tech companies suddenly let non tech people step up as CEO. It always failed (failed = does not continue on the same trajectory; at best is stable and in the long term eaten up by more innovative companies).
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by FlorianRappl 7y ago
I don't expect the C# compiler to understand F#, but in my opinion there should be language independent ways to create CLR assemblies. MSBuild (which calls the right compiler for each project) could also understand (and did iirc) compi
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by FlorianRappl 7y ago
That's not the root of the problem. Personally, I wish MSBuild would be more powerful and would allow mixed compilation where some files are in C#, some in F# (or VB.NET or some other language targeting the CLR). Right now most compani
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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
People sometimes mix up microfrontend with "running multiple frameworks". Its not the same. Actually, the main difference between microfrontends and microservices is that microfrontends should be written with an application shel
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by FlorianRappl 7y ago
I fully agree, that's why we created "Piral", which is microfrontend solution that advocates using a single UI library (React). Of course, it also allows running multiple frameworks (such as Angular or Vue), but they are opt-
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by FlorianRappl 7y ago
I fully agree. I also did not see any evidence. Very confused about this whole thing now...
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by FlorianRappl 7y ago
Sorry I'm too stupid for this one. Who wrote (or said) something about what or which person? Was the indicated talk the target here? Was the person giving the talk the target here? Who was attacked and why? On the surface that just see
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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 also see this use case. Why? Ongoing "battle" between a large CMS (AEM) and a more modern SPA using microservices. Our claim is that the SPA is actually a superset of everything. It can SSR (like the CMS), it can also get data t
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by FlorianRappl 7y ago
Anyone else noticed that the page is constantly doing some requests to log the users behavior, e.g., on scroll? Also some of these requests (always?) fail. Was annoying as the page did some jumps on these requests and the icon indicated the
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by FlorianRappl 7y ago
You should not store any token in the frontend. Instead, have a server doing that and use a classic secure cookie session. The session is bound to the token / refresh token and can then do the token management. Alternatively, don'
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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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When I saw this example I knew that this isn't for me. Super verbose and the arguments in favor of OOP are shallow at best.
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If it would be 2013 the "hacky" way would be acceptable, but JSX is a de-facto standard that is supported by all tools used in production (incl. TypeScript, Babel, your favorite colorizer, language server extensions, ...). Imho
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by FlorianRappl 7y ago
I appreciate the trend to break the frontend monolith - I think its one of the next steps for grand scale web apps. However, that noted this is certainly not for everyone and it has some downsides (e.g., complexity) that need to be tackled.
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I thought the same ... I think it actually is the same.

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