Keats

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Why Oh My Zsh is completely broken(zmwangx.github.io)
3 points by Keats 11y ago|0 comments
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by Keats 11y ago
Which feature are you using in TypeScript that wasn't in Flow?
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by Keats 11y ago
Doesn't solve the mobile apps part but we run https://passopolis.com/ , a continuation of Mitro ( https://www.mitro.co/ ) that shutdown a couple of days ago. The server and the chrome/firefox extensi
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by Keats 11y ago
If I can put Archlinux on that (and keep Windows for tablet mode), I think I've found my next laptop
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by Keats 11y ago
So does that rule out a good chunk of US providers for european companies (stripe/braintree/slack etc)? I could only find mention of Safe Harbor in their privacy policy and not where the data is hosted.
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by Keats 11y ago
It would definitely be interesting if you have time to push a sample project somewhere to see how it looks when it's someone that knows what they are doing.
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by Keats 11y ago
Should there be some kind of indication of that in the crate repo or doc of rustc_serialize?
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by Keats 11y ago
What's the deal with Serde / rustc_serialize ? I've used serde mainly because I've seen mentioned a few times and saw a thread somewhere saying it was the successor of rustc_serialize.
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by Keats 11y ago
From my experience (used Typescript for a few projects for frontend and tried Flow but ran into bugs/missing things) both TS and Flow type system are easy to fool and in the end you are still writing javascript. I've never heard o
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by Keats 11y ago
Ah that's interesting! Can you talk a bit more about the kind of project you're doing ?
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Trying Rust for web services(blog.wearewizards.io)
122 points by Keats 11y ago|97 comments
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by Keats 11y ago
Looks good! One question though, clicking on any of the files on https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/tree/master/config takes at least 10s to open, is it because the site is being hammered right now?
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by Keats 11y ago
This looks amazing and the onboarding process is really good. I wanted to have a block based editor for a project but it felt a bit daunting as this was not the main part of that project. Did you use anything for the wysiwyg or are you just
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A tour of modern front end with React and Flux(blog.wearewizards.io)
3 points by Keats 11y ago|0 comments
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by Keats 11y ago
How big are we talking about for the compile times? Is there any in-depth recent comparison of elm and purescript somewhere? I found some links from almost a year ago but I assume it changed a lot since then.
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by Keats 11y ago
Thanks for that link, I'm planning to learn elm this week and while I really don't like lips syntax clojurescript seems to be a big player too.
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Introducing Elm to a JavaScript Web App(noredinktech.tumblr.com)
137 points by Keats 11y ago|30 comments
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by Keats 11y ago
I read some of the docs but that's the thing I noticed as well, it makes typing impossible or at least very hard. On the other hand, it looks very nice and the document is very well done as well
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by Keats 11y ago
Is there any open-source classic app (ie talking with a server etc) in Elm? It looks quite interesting and one of my colleagues used it a bit some times ago ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9068685 ) and liked it.
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by Keats 11y ago
You can use ES6 import/exports in typescript (see https://github.com/Keats/react-boilerplate/blob/master/src/a... for an example) but some of the import don't work exactly like babel would
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by Keats 11y ago
Voice recognition is good as long as you speak english without a strong accent, which is a bit limiting for non-native speakers.
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by Keats 11y ago
I started my own agency with a couple of friends (link in profile)
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by Keats 11y ago
Agree with pretty much everything. Recruiters are annoying but some companies will only hire contractors through recruiters so it's worth spending a little time dealing with them (but don't hesitate to stop talking to any that isn
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by Keats 11y ago
You just have to declare which external module (3rd party dep) you are using so typescript knows how to apply typings. Ie you can use ES6 imports, you just need to have a /// <reference path="../typings/all.
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by Keats 11y ago
It actually didn't work with 1.5 beta, can't remember the exact failure. This function actually returns an object depending on the single param, an enum member. All the objects are extending a main type with a couples different pr
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by Keats 11y ago
Last time I tried flow (maybe 6 months ago?), it didn't work very well for me. I can't remember the details unfortunately. Typescript covers pretty much all the ES6 features that I use while flow is still missing let/const ap
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by Keats 11y ago
Typescript definitely helped on all the projects I've used it. The main con is that sometimes things are not very clear and you might end up spending time on something that typescript can't handle (eg a function that can return se
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by Keats 11y ago
If only there was a medium allowing more than 140 characters at a time.
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by Keats 11y ago
It's based on Electron but it is not using Atom no
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by Keats 11y ago
Works very well in typescript as well !

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