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Directual – No-code platform for building scalable apps in a visual interface
(directual.com)
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5y ago
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Most URLs are syntactically valid JavaScript code
(george.mand.is)
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5y ago
And 10 years later still no proper support for retina displays. I really think you should get your priorities straight.
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5y ago
Diagrams uses Graphviz under the hood. I think the problem is that Graphviz' layout algorithms are too generic / not optimized for software architecture and therefore it's difficult to get a good rendering.
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Ask HN: Best tool for software architecture diagrams?
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5y ago
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5y ago
SimulaVR is the leading project in that direction I think: https://simulavr.com With a Oculus Quest 2 - which has the highest resolution of the affordable VR headsets - it's still a little too grainy for prolonged coding se
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5y ago
That’s a good point! I hate how many paint any change to how it has been as a failure. This is exactly part of the social stigma that causes bad feelings in itself.
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5y ago
Maybe this prompted some people to switch to email? Thanks for your service in that case! =P
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5y ago
Can you please post a link to the article about Accenture? Sounds interesting
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6y ago
A true nerd: Gets a love letter - Writes a lengthy computational analysis what else could have been written =P. Joking aside, really interesting blog post
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Just Say OK to Scammers
(youtube.com)
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6y ago
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6y ago
This is kind of how I felt when I started to learn Haskell
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Control a Lego Code Pilot, Scout, or MicroScout via Swift Playgrounds on iPadOS
(adriansieber.com)
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6y ago
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OpenProject – open-source project management software
(openproject.org)
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6y ago
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7y ago
I‘m not sure why this hasn’t been mentioned by anyone: If you’re unhappy with Elm‘s constraints the obvious solution is to switch to PureScript (purescript.org). It’s basically are more powerful Elm like language with a great FFI and absolu
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Show HN: Educatopia – A platform for teachers and students to share exercises
(educatopia.org)
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7y ago
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Password Manager with Google Apps Script and Google Sheets
(shahidh.in)
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Sweat – Workout timer for the command line
(fogknife.com)
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7y ago
I‘m planing to add support for those platforms. E.g. providing a button to run the code on them for the beginning ...
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adius
7y ago
Hi, I’m the author =). Glad this hit the top of HN, as any help would be highly appreciated! With your help this could become a really valuable asset. Looking forward to your merge requests ;-) Let me know if you have any questions!
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TaskLite – Full-featured CLI task manager
(tasklite.org)
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7y ago
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RosettaGit – Solutions to tasks in more than 700 programming languages
(adriansieber.com)
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7y ago
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ImagePlay – Rapid prototyping tool for building image processing algorithms
(imageplay.io)
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Show HN: TaskLite – CLI Task Manager Built with Haskell and SQLite
(tasklite.ad-si.com)
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7y ago
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8y ago
Code written in Haskell is often really easy to pick up. Due to it's pure functions it can easily be picked up function by function and the GHC repl gives you an easy but powerful way to poke around. Of course there are also the crazy
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The Growth-Share Matrix of Software Development
(whoisnnamdi.com)
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8y ago
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8y ago
Thanks for the feedback you gave me last time on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18107198 I incorporated it and released a new version. Here's my blog post explaining what I changed: https://www.fer
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Show HN: An App Store for CLI Apps
(cliapp.store)
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8y ago
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How I Screwed Up the Launch of Cliapp.store
(feram.io)
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8y ago
I agree, this is very badly phrased for git. It refers to the version of git we're selling, which only really makes sense as soon as we start to provide our own downloads (soon…).
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