Kibranoz

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by Kibranoz 11mo ago
i am unable to try it as downloading the swift language doesn't work on fedora 42
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by Kibranoz 1y ago
doing this in real dev could have taken similar time.
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by Kibranoz 1y ago
Open source your apps so other people can use it and host it on their own if they want. Some non profits also hosts popular open source server - client software
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by Kibranoz 2y ago
I use them as a stack overflow replacement and it is also really good for generating tests
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by Kibranoz 2y ago
This isn't just syntaxic sugar this is syntaxic diabetes
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by Kibranoz 5y ago
it asked me twice the same street, so you should probably look up to avoid that I assume cause it’s like free points.
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by Kibranoz 5y ago
You do realize that PWA support on MacOS Is a 100% and on par with windows right? You can get edge or chrome on Mac too. The problems with WebKit compatibility is more about the functionalities, which is what framework like tauri try to adr
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by Kibranoz 5y ago
No, You might have the best developers around but using electron will always make your app worse. It bundles all of chromium which is an outrageous waste of space. Chromium in itself is really ram intensive and the new contributions of Micr
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by Kibranoz 5y ago
It’s not 100% ready but it’s more ready than you think
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by Kibranoz 5y ago
Even Java is better than electron at this point
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by Kibranoz 5y ago
I think Catalyst is no longer relevant with the SwiftUI framwork
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by Kibranoz 5y ago
As much as I love the web I feel like there may be some problems. What would entail to allowing anything run on the web? Bluetooth, hardware, movement tracking api (creepy!!) are causing legitimate concerns. The web was meant to be an infor
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by Kibranoz 5y ago
For me it gives me this Application exit (TypeError: Cannot convert "undefined" to int)
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by Kibranoz 5y ago
It’s because it uses WebKit instead of Chromium or KDE
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by Kibranoz 5y ago
It would be catastrophic if it was the case