Keats

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by Keats 11y ago
Hoping for a write-up if you have time!
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by Keats 11y ago
And what do people think of something like http://mweststrate.github.io/mobservable/ ?
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by Keats 11y ago
(I haven't used Atom) How come Atom is slow for so many people? Visual Studio Code is based on Electron as well and doesn't seem to have that. I tried VSCode for TypeScript and it was very smooth, not as good as Pycharm for my use
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by Keats 11y ago
Non-closing html tags? Looking at the doc it seems it is using the same structure as hiccup or hyperscript except. What was the reasoning?
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by Keats 11y ago
In practice that depends on the app quite a bit, something like http://marshmallow.readthedocs.org/en/latest/ makes validation a breeze on the backend for an API and you will need the database for more complex one
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by Keats 11y ago
I have something similar there as well: https://github.com/Keats/flow-typescript/tree/master/typescr...
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Async IO in Rust (part III)(medium.com)
6 points by Keats 11y ago|0 comments
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by Keats 11y ago
My bad, I thought they were looking for feedback.
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by Keats 11y ago
Only twitter account means I can't login/signup (I don't have a twitter account).
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by Keats 11y ago
What do you think of something like http://mweststrate.github.io/mobservable/ ?
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by Keats 11y ago
Is there a realistic opensource example app? Curious to see how it looks like. Ruby syntax is a big minus for me and afaik Erlang is not strongly typed. While obviously syntax is a personal preference, I'm quite interested to hear from
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by Keats 11y ago
I agree with pretty much everything you said minus the Go one: if you are doing a CRUD app and you don't expect a huge traffic something like Python works well. Go shines for microservices though. I can't talk about Node on the se
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Looking at payments solution for SaaS in Europe(blog.wearewizards.io)
2 points by Keats 11y ago|0 comments
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by Keats 11y ago
Congrats! I enjoy your podcast very much
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by Keats 11y ago
Photoshop runs pretty well on virtualbox last time I tried it (~6 months ago). That was for very very basic projects though, not sure how it behaves in big ones
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by Keats 11y ago
I'm guessing Microsoft is not keen on starting from scratch for no visible benefits for them. You could try opening another issue to see if they changed their minds though
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by Keats 11y ago
You can use TypeScript just for the types and hand the es6 files to Babel after. Also TypeScript existed before Babel and there are some features not supported by Babel (modules, public/private). See this issue for more details https:
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by Keats 11y ago
We compared Flow and Typescript for our projects, you can see the articles https://blog.wearewizards.io/flow-and-typescript-part-1-flow and https://blog.wearewizards.io/flow-and-typescript-part-2-type... TL
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Flow and TypeScript part 2: TypeScript(blog.wearewizards.io)
3 points by Keats 11y ago|0 comments
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by Keats 11y ago
Same here, just switched to TypeScript today and it's quite nice. Not as nice than Elm in terms of tooling (those errors are much more helpful than the TypeScript one and js of course). I guess it depends whether you want the React com
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by Keats 11y ago
Nice one as always! Just a heads up though, some of your slides don't work on Firefox (v42 on linux) but do work on Chrome. After trying a bit more it seems the whole thing seems to be dodgy on Firefox: slides don't change sometim
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Async IO for Rust (part II)(medium.com)
1 points by Keats 11y ago|0 comments
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by Keats 11y ago
itele just said that 2 of them might have killed themselves using explosives in their belt
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by Keats 11y ago
itele says 118 total with around 80 in the bataclan
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Writing my first Rust crate: jsonwebtoken(blog.wearewizards.io)
7 points by Keats 11y ago|1 comments
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by Keats 11y ago
I scraped http://en.tutiempo.net/climate when I was writing the following article: https://blog.wearewizards.io/comparing-the-weather-of-places... There is also a link to the python script I made to scrape
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by Keats 11y ago
Anyone knows when the compiler plugins will be stable?
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Any plans on open sourcing yours?
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So is it useful in countries with good banking systems? In the UK transactions are pretty much instantaneous and only require account number/sort code. I had never heard of it until I saw that post
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by Keats 11y ago
Interestingly enough, the page crashes my firefox 100% of the time (linux / firefox 41) but works fine in chrome

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