Keats

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   by Keats 11y ago

   That's a good point actually, very open to discussion on lots of things. The main usecase is that I need quite often to do something like +1 or *10 and having to write {{count|add:1}} feels really wrong to me. Maybe having only simple
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   by Keats 11y ago

   Did you manage to get hot reload working with TypeScript (without going through Babel in the middle)? Currently using webpack + typescript but still have Babel in the middle for the occasional hot reload. We could drop hot reload but it is
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   by Keats 11y ago

   Same here. To be fair the Nix package manager has a name that is actively harming its growth since most people think *nix as in unix when you say nix.
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   by Keats 11y ago

   I agree. Docker is still useful in some cases, ie I'm using it to run separate postgres databases for each project. I could use a nix environment instead but Docker is just easier.
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   by Keats 11y ago

   You forgot to mention the distribution you're using. I've been running Archlinux myself for the last 2 years and it's relatively painless, some issues with trackpad sometimes but I use a mouse most of the time anyway. For the
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   by Keats 11y ago

   I agree, it also makes React component much more complex thant it should. I've seen open-source components with dozens of props for the css and where 80% of the javascript code was actually just styling. I'm not sure what's t
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   by Keats 11y ago

   It depends how many models but usually 1 app models == 1 file (taking the app structure from django) unless they are expected to grow. For example you have a comment app that could contain several models: Comment, Thread, Report, etc those
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   by Keats 11y ago

   Amazing news! I was looking for how to make cross-platform apps and the best one was React Native and I already do enough React/JavaScript on the web to want to do it elsewhere. Looking at http://www.monodevelop.com/dow
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   by Keats 11y ago

   "You are a married guy older than 32 who makes more than $52,000/year" Not really no, granted I ticked no to all the boxes apart from youtube/maps that comes with android
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    by Keats 11y ago

    SEEKING WORK - London - Remote or London We are a tech agency doing MVPs and data science projects. Strengths are: - Python (Django, Flask, numpy ecosystem) - JavaScript (React mostly these days but also Angular) - Go - Haskell - devops usi
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    by Keats 11y ago

    Great to hear!
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    by Keats 11y ago

    i think it would be interesting to help on https://github.com/mobxjs/mobx/issues/104 if you have time
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    by Keats 11y ago

    Unrelated but I signed up on the hosted gitlab and I imported some repos from github (worked flawlessly and was very easy) but I got stuck at the .travis.yml -> .gitlab-ci.yml since the documentation on the CI is not too great (or I didn
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    by Keats 11y ago

    Damn, thanks for the advice
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    by Keats 11y ago

    Unrelated but i'll be in Chiang Mai next month for a couple of days, could you give some names of interesting cafe/coworking space there? I'll be with my gf (a designer) that is also interested in digital nomadism so would be
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    by Keats 11y ago

    I'm currently working on something like jinja/django templates in Rust, hopefully ready soon-ish
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    by Keats 11y ago

    It is extremely slow. We tried it on a 1go droplet and it felt slow with 2 users but can't beat that £0 price.
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    by Keats 11y ago

    I am not the one that got $50M in funding though, I just want to use their one line integration on slack. That's up to them to make it not work, not me.
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    by Keats 11y ago

    If only the gif search worked. 75% of the time when I do a giphy search on slack i get completely unrelated gifs.
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    by Keats 11y ago

    I am speechless. If this is worth 300M$, I guess this script is worth at least 1/10 of that: https://github.com/github/hubot-scripts/blob/master/src/scri... 300M$ valuation with no income at al
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    by Keats 11y ago

    For me Rust compiler and type system is much much better than the one in Go. Rust is still very far from Go right now though but I like the "if it compile, it works" which is not a certainty in Go.
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    by Keats 11y ago

    And does not being actively developed anymore suddenly makes it unusable? I don't think I ran into a bug in years, it's fast and supports everything I need. Moving to Atom sounds like a downgrade to me.
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    by Keats 11y ago

    Nice! Everytime I create a new Scrapy project I keep forgetting it was not python3 and had to recreate the virtualenv. Great news!
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    by Keats 11y ago

    As a very casual Apple user (ie I don't own any devices but I sometimes uses my girlfriend imac/macbook), I would say that this has been my opinion for a couple of years now. Pretty much everytime I use OSX or an iphone I run into
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    by Keats 11y ago

    Well those 2 are entirely new languages, not just javascript with types added so they are not the same thing. Not everyone knows or want to learn Haskell
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    by Keats 11y ago

    Another vote, catches so many errors and if decide to refactor you can pretty much just follow the compiler errors till it compiles.
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    by Keats 11y ago

    You should mention in the article it's mac only
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    by Keats 11y ago

    But Meteor dictates your backend AND your database, which React does not do, so it is appealing to a much smaller user group.
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    by Keats 11y ago

    Good advices but I would add TypeScript as well
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    by Keats 11y ago

    Nice, good luck with the launch!