Liberonostrud

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I don't use Node.js [video](youtube.com)
3 points by Liberonostrud 3y ago|0 comments
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by Liberonostrud 3y ago
How can you pronounce this word?
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by Liberonostrud 3y ago
What's wrong with TypeScript? Last time I checked all WASM stuff was slower and much heavier than TS/JS.
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by Liberonostrud 3y ago
I am betting on Vlang instead. Rust is too complicated for an average person - like me. It's basically the Haskell of system programming. V is basically Go made right.
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by Liberonostrud 3y ago
The website is terrible.
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by Liberonostrud 4y ago
I haven't used Bitcoin since 2014. In ten years I never missed it once. Unlike my phone, or Hackernews website. But, I am not a criminal or scammer, so not the target group I guess. Bitcoin is like Victor Wondermega RG-M1.
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by Liberonostrud 4y ago
Just switching from Ruby to Crystal - basically the same syntax - will save you at least 3-4 times the money if not 10x in some cases. Not talking about a good Nginx/OpenResty loadbalancing and utilizing Varnish, Redis etc.
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by Liberonostrud 4y ago
What is the alternaive?
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by Liberonostrud 4y ago
SSR is included? Do you have some project that is completely build with this stack. Some real life project?
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by Liberonostrud 4y ago
> not a deal breaker for me. The last two words "for me" is what I am talking about. The average web developer doesn't invent new libraries. He uses them.
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by Liberonostrud 4y ago
Well, let me put it this way Phoenix LiveView is still in beta and constantly changing. That's a no-no for any average programmer. Yes, use it if you feel like you can do it but I have heard too many "I can't find any solutio
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by Liberonostrud 4y ago
https://github.com/laravel/laravel/pull/6010
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by Liberonostrud 4y ago
This is another problem of Phoenix. There are some big projects running on it, like cars.com but the code is not public and also they have a team of people who are good programmers and can bug-fix or pay people who can help bug-fix things f
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by Liberonostrud 4y ago
Live and dead views and apis ... all of it can be served from one Phoenix app at the same time... and? Anyway, what does taking out LiveView change with the harder server deployment or lack of ready-made solutions or big entry barrier probl
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by Liberonostrud 4y ago
I guess he is talking about macros and perhaps the syntax which I also didn't like and is one of the reasons why I consider PHP better (even though the naming and parameters inconsistency could be better). Check for yourself: ``` iex&g
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by Liberonostrud 4y ago
If you are an Elixir (or perhaps Clojure) expert, the following doesn't apply. But every other person jumping ship from, for example PHP or JavaScript should think twice. I think Phoenix is overhyped a lot. The barrier to entry is giga
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by Liberonostrud 4y ago
People should learn assembly first. Lisp is not how computers really work. You will learn some terrible habits that will kill your RAM by sticking to Lisp functional principles instead of procedural principles.
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by Liberonostrud 4y ago
Why is it posted here? He is using some custom made tools to find his bugs. No, thank you. Will stay with Rust.