MrAwesomeSauce

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by MrAwesomeSauce 9y ago
Not all of the implementations are using the same API hence why the data isn't displayed the same on each :P We've discussed standardizing the specifications [1] for each of the apps which covers how they're hosted, how they
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by MrAwesomeSauce 9y ago
Thanks for pointing this out! I had thought they all fit mobile devices just fine but I'm most probably wrong. They should all definitely be fully responsive on mobile, feel free to log an issue on their implementations if you would li
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by MrAwesomeSauce 9y ago
As others mentioned, throttling your settings will show you that the differences actually aren't that negligible. With the Chrome devtools, throttling network connections to Regular 3G and CPU slowdown to 10X will give you a rough esti
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by MrAwesomeSauce 9y ago
Would be great to have Elm on there as well! Contributions are open to any Hacker News implementation that meets the specs :)
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Hacker News as Progressive Web Apps – A Spiritual Successor to TodoMVC(github.com)
2 points by MrAwesomeSauce 9y ago|0 comments
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by MrAwesomeSauce 9y ago
I do somewhat agree with the opinion of making it open source. Imagine how much better the platform could be with constant developer input. But I understand that might not be an easy decision to make. I've used DatoCMS and I actually r
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Moving My HTTP Website to HTTPS Using LetsEncrypt, HAProxy and Docker(blog.georgejose.com)
1 points by MrAwesomeSauce 10y ago|0 comments
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by MrAwesomeSauce 10y ago
Yeah I was thinking the same thing, there was another post discussing the same topic which also picked up traction fast and after a day it seemed buried and gone. Very bizarre.
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by MrAwesomeSauce 10y ago
This is the third most popular story in Hacker News of all time [1], and I couldn't be happier. This can't have been easy to write but the more posts like this, the more likely people who suffer the same issues at their workplace
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Using RxJS observables to build a simple infinite scroller(medium.com)
4 points by MrAwesomeSauce 10y ago|0 comments
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by MrAwesomeSauce 10y ago
I see you've added a few things after I put up my PR! I like how you've added a little dropdown up top to select a different city and not have to repeat the whole thing :)
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Show HN: React Reveal Text – A library for animating the revealing of text(github.com)
11 points by MrAwesomeSauce 10y ago|2 comments
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by MrAwesomeSauce 10y ago
This looks great, however results aren't showing at all for some reason :( (on mobile) Will take a look at it on my laptop when I reach the office, but this is a great idea and something I've been thinking would be super useful if
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Building Progressive Web Apps with Angular 2 that work offline(houssein.me)
7 points by MrAwesomeSauce 10y ago|0 comments
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How to Set Up Continuous Integration with Angular CLI, Firebase and Travis CI(houssein.me)
5 points by MrAwesomeSauce 10y ago|0 comments
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by MrAwesomeSauce 10y ago
This really is amazing. Probably one of the best clients that's out there at the moment. I recently built a one myself with Angular ( https://github.com/hdjirdeh/angular2-hn ) so I'm always amazed with all the
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by MrAwesomeSauce 10y ago
If you can't provide proper criticism, then keep your opinions to yourself. This is a simple Todo app that OP built as a side project, not sure what you were expecting.
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by MrAwesomeSauce 10y ago
Yeah I still think there's room for improvement, and I'll be looking into different ways to make it faster (server side rendering being one of them)
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by MrAwesomeSauce 10y ago
Fixed
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by MrAwesomeSauce 10y ago
Yep, that's definitely the next thing I need to think about. I agree, this is something that needs to work with JS disabled.
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by MrAwesomeSauce 10y ago
Thanks for this, I usually prefer smaller fonts when reading online but I do agree that the official Hacker News site is quite small. More than a few people have mentioned they would prefer having the ability to increase size/line spac
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by MrAwesomeSauce 10y ago
Yep, like dkrvt mentioned I'm using sw-precache to generate the server worker file. The file in my root folder that you're seeing is sort of a placeholder which gets copied to the actual bundle folder that gets deployed (you don&#
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by MrAwesomeSauce 10y ago
Good call, that is kind of weird. Will fix it :)
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by MrAwesomeSauce 10y ago
Yeah I've only briefly tried Yeoman quite some time ago, but they are quite similar in terms of generating scaffolds. And thank you, I appreciate it! I tried my best to flush out every single step I had to go through while building the
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by MrAwesomeSauce 10y ago
Cool, there a bunch of clients available but not too many that let you login and comment/upvote/etc. Thanks for sharing!
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by MrAwesomeSauce 10y ago
Thanks for this, I was actually thinking about this when I was playing around with the app on mobile today. Might have to limit the scroll to top only when the user is navigating between pages and not when the user goes back.
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by MrAwesomeSauce 10y ago
Of course! So the blog itself is built with Jekyll ( https://jekyllrb.com/ ) and hosted on Github Pages. This makes it easy for me to just create new posts with markdown and GitHub pages provides free hosting! I tried to keep
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by MrAwesomeSauce 10y ago
Thank you :) The CLI is just a command line interface that makes scaffolding and generating a project a lot easier. Adding new components, routes, services, etc... can be done with simple commands. Angular seed gives you a skeleton that you
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by MrAwesomeSauce 10y ago
The two main bundle files (main and vendor) used to total around that number, but adding Ahead-of-Time compilation reduced them to 589 KB uncompressed and 115 KB gzipped, which was pretty cool.
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by MrAwesomeSauce 10y ago
Thank you! I agree the styling could definitely use a bit of improvement, and Vue HN looks so clean so I can definitely encapsulate similar styling

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