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Flutter – A mobile app SDK for iOS and Android(flutter.io)
277 points by Mayzie 9y ago|97 comments
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by Mayzie 9y ago
As an alternative, albeit in a different language, is Google's Flutter[1]. If Google can correctly capitalise on this moment in the React.js ecosystem, they could really come to dominate in cross platform mobile app development. [1] h
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by Mayzie 9y ago
Valve, Rockstar Games, PopCap?
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by Mayzie 9y ago
> Why should I port my Python 2.7 code to Py3 Because Python 2.7 will no longer be supported past 2020.
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by Mayzie 9y ago
> It's hard to define, but crisp UIs were the Windows Classic theme, the Shiki Gtk theme Ew.
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by Mayzie 9y ago
Yes.
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by Mayzie 9y ago
Might want to think about a couple of cities in multiple regions around the world, rather than trying to complete a country as tourist typically season varies per region. For example, Africa (Cape Town [SA]) and Oceania (Sydney [AU], Brisba
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by Mayzie 9y ago
When viewing the column chart for a particular city on mobile, you should add some animation when scrolling horizontally to switch months. At the moment it feels quite jagged and laggy. Perhaps make the action more obvious, too. Apart from
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by Mayzie 9y ago
Has barely even started. Would've probably been better to post it to HN once a significant portion of it has been completed and we could all read through it. Would be super interesting to read the final product though. I'll keep m
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by Mayzie 9y ago
That library the author linked to target Linux, FMXLinux, costs $1500 to use. And that's the problem with Delphi: its ecosystem. They are anti-open, anti-share, and charge ridiculous sums of money - with questionable quality. There is
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by Mayzie 9y ago
Oh god, don't get me started on Toyota's infotainment system. It is absolutely horrible . Clunky and slow interface, unnecessary restrictions.
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by Mayzie 9y ago
Doesn't work for any HTTPS site.
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by Mayzie 9y ago
The Ugly
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First dev builds for Krita 4.0(krita.org)
1 points by Mayzie 9y ago|0 comments
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by Mayzie 9y ago
RabbitMQ is super simple to setup and use (from my experience). I've been quite pleased with it.
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by Mayzie 9y ago
It won't for long when they deprecate their extension API and move to Chromes...
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by Mayzie 9y ago
ITT: Lots of front-end bashing and humour.
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by Mayzie 9y ago
What if you're not the greatest at maths? :-(
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by Mayzie 9y ago
:-( > You attempted to reach llvm.org, but the server presented a certificate signed using a weak signature algorithm (such as SHA-1). This means that the security credentials the server presented could have been forged, and the server m
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by Mayzie 9y ago
Warning for those with sound turned on. The website automatically plays music at full volume.
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by Mayzie 9y ago
:-(
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by Mayzie 9y ago
> I personally wish they'd meet on some common, standardized ground. This would require both parties to accept they are not alone though. Yeah, not going to happen. ViM's author is remarkably hostile to the efforts of NeoVim an
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by Mayzie 9y ago
Still waiting for Sydney / <insert X city here> to be 3D-rised.
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by Mayzie 9y ago
Will React Fibre be utilising WebAssembly for a performance increase, particularly for their virtual DOM? (falling back to JavaScript when possible, of course)
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by Mayzie 10y ago
> So lots of people internationally who would watch it on Netflix will be pirating it. Unfortunately that's what I have to resort to at the moment. I'm in Australia, and The Expanse is a marvellous series. I watched the first e
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by Mayzie 10y ago
Can we not conflate "native" and "electron" applications? Thanks.
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by Mayzie 10y ago
Still waiting for OLED monitors. They have 4K OLED televisions, 4K AMOLED mobile screens, yet no OLED monitors.. Why?
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by Mayzie 10y ago
> people realised that putting everything into a single giant scene graph isn't a good idea (so at least since the very early 2000's). Why?
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by Mayzie 10y ago
Out of curiosity, what do you think that adoption will look like?
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by Mayzie 10y ago
sigh Why do all of these Python reimplementation projects target only Python 2.x?

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