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7y ago
SEEKING WORK | Berlin, Germany | Remote preferred Hi, I'm Niklas, an experienced application developer with profound knowledge in the Scala ecosystem. I'm great at creating ... - ... rock-solid REST backends with http4s, but can c
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7y ago
Location: Berlin Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Scala(.js), react Résumé/CV: upon request Email: mail@taig.io Hi, I'm Niklas! I have profound experiences in building end-to-end software solutio
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7y ago
> Good design and java rarely go hand in hand. These small details matter. I don’t think it’s a mistake that Ruby, JS, Rust, Elixir, etc attract people with good design sensibilities which is reflected in their blog posts, websites, and
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8y ago
This is my main point of criticism about Dart (and Flutter SDK design). While Flutter is incredibly pleasant to work with compared to native Android or iOS SDKs, it still feels so terribly ill-conceived in so many areas coming from a functi
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8y ago
And then be asked a dozen questions how the layout should behave on small and wide screens, should the headline be ellipsized or word-wrapped? I don't see a general purpose solution for this kind of problem coming anytime soon.
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9y ago
It's a common pattern in functional programming (e.g. in Haskell and Scala) to add an "unsafe" prefix or suffix to functions that perform dangerous side effects.
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9y ago
I kinda like the idea of pre-filling the email input fields with "@" and have never seen that before. It's pretty easy to remove or type my login address around your provided @ (which a recurring visitor rarely does, as you s
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10y ago
I really appreciate that kind of focus and dedication. I recently had another dive into web development after a couple years of absence and was pleasantly surprised by tools like react. In combination with server side rendering it allowed m
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Taig
11y ago
What is the meaning of the last point? > Do you have an account recovery flow? Delete it immediately.
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11y ago
Welcome to the golden age of <body> <script></script> </body> :(
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11y ago
This framework really impressed me when I first saw it and made me immediately wanna use it. However, when I took a closer look I found a few things that annoyed me: - The required HTML classes seemed kinda bloated and not semantic, but I i
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12y ago
For me the best of the web has always been HTML & CSS which I miss so often when dealing with native widgets or creating my own. The only thing that used to scare me off the web was JavaScript. Give me a HTML & CSS frontend, please.
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12y ago
The "Hello World" example yields a 3500 LOC js file. I expected a high count but that still managed to shock me. Well, I'm still pretty excited about this announcement and looking forward to give it a try.
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Show HN: Parcelable code generation for Android on Scala
(github.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
Interesting that drive provides this functionality, and not the system. Thanks for clarification! (:
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12y ago
How does this differ from the system "Share to clipboard" (at least on Android 5.0) option?
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Mental Masturbation
(c2.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
Even the page itself comes around with 4.4 MB of data to load. And the mobile version still weighs 2.2 MB ...
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13y ago
There are a few issues that made me close the web site after a few seconds. I'm usually very excited about frontend frameworks and add them right to my bookmarks; not in this case though. - The Furatto title on the start page is way to