afranchuk

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   by afranchuk 9y ago

   For that matter, I remember seeing some Qt thing for targeting websites too. But I agree with your points. Lately I've had to write UIs that actually need decent performance (client-side custom rendering and data processing requirement
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   by afranchuk 9y ago

   >The key benefit of electron is that you can easily build cross-platform apps which run on every notable platform. I've been a bit confused about the draw of this feature. I understand that there are a lot of JavaScript developers o
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   by afranchuk 9y ago

   Very true, thanks for clarifying. FWIW most of my stuff is portable make...
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   by afranchuk 9y ago

   I have used make for years and am very familiar with it. My two major complaints are: 1. The assumptions that it makes. Everything in and out are files (phony files notwithstanding). It is hard and painful if you want outputs to rely on and
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   by afranchuk 9y ago

   Overprecision or false precision seem to fit the bill.
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   by afranchuk 9y ago

   I've had good success with using davmail[1] with the exchange server at work. It's still hosted on sourceforge, but some extended/community repositories have it as well (like Arch's AUR). It's Java, so relatively po