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by aikah 8y ago
Well you mean it's 1 week away from release in Edge as well? Give me an ETA for Edge.
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by aikah 8y ago
> Apparently you haven't read my comment as you missed "which they are already developing." part. Apparently you haven't read my first comment either, since you can't tell the difference between "a spec is i
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by aikah 8y ago
The following is strictly my opinion. Misplaced romanticism. AFAIK historically Americans didn't park their poor people or immigrant workers into these huge brutalist apartment complexes like in Europe, or if they did it is somehow a n
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by aikah 8y ago
> Edge and Firefox are only missing Shadow DOM and Custom Elements, Your statement makes no sense whatsoever, they are "only missing" 2 of the most fundamental features of web components? that would actually help getting rid of
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by aikah 8y ago
Web components are not supported in many popular browsers. Until they are widely supported they are not a thing. And no, Polymer and co are not polyfills for them, they are their own incompatible frameworks. I agree in principle but it&#x27
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by aikah 8y ago
> I'm not sure about that. Rust's use of a Result type instead of exceptions is one of my favourite things about Rust. It works because Rust has pattern matching and generics as well. Just having a Result type isn't going
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by aikah 8y ago
Using Javascript is getting a bit better thanks to the latest ECMA spec. We finally have a universal module system which is designed to work both on the server and on the client.A package manager that takes advantage of ES modules is needed
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by aikah 8y ago
> I've had at least 2 experiences with that particular tech, and I found it horribly over-engineered and a total PITA to work with. It's because XSL is (recursive) functional programming, and most developers fight that fact try
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by aikah 8y ago
If Safari does support XSLT, then it's up to the feed owner to create an XSL stylesheet and link it to the XML file in order to turn it into HTML, however it seems like very few developers even know what XSL is.
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by aikah 8y ago
Because there is none, this is for Apple devices. For android you have that SDK, though I didn't check the licensing terms: https://superpowered.com
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by aikah 8y ago
> The response explained why your post was not great and then elaborated on how you could have done it better. That’s pretty much the text book definition of constructive. Since when personal attacks are deemed constructive? There is not
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by aikah 8y ago
> Dismissive non-constructive feedback about projects like this is stupid and IMHO makes people not want to post their projects here. Well, you can interpret my comment as "stupid", which is your right, but it wasn't my in
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by aikah 8y ago
> I was under the impression that pre 20th century companies just existed as a legal and organizational convenience in order to help collect a number of people with similar goals rather than to solely make a profit. You might want to hav
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by aikah 8y ago
> The gaming press is more press than gaming; they're often people with writing degrees who are disproportionately fond of "literary" games compared to the buying public. The real question is how influential are they today
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by aikah 8y ago
Sometimes you simply got to let the data speak for themselves: https://imgur.com/a/2tR4WVX It's so strange how the prestige around the brand was not correlated to the sells numbers. It so strange how their demise
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by aikah 8y ago
> They were the ones who started AJAX and Mozilla reverse engineered it for example. Yes, Microsoft even invented DHTML(which wasn't in the DOM spec). But Microsoft also stalled web standards and Ecmascript effort for a whole decade
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by aikah 8y ago
> I am proud to say I have never bragged in my life. How is that figure of speech called in English?
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by aikah 8y ago
> Because it’s pretty great hardware. It's not great, it's pretty, sure, but not great. The Last MBP spec were pretty underwhelming, the keyboard was of dubious quality and for the price it's easy to find better specs, mor
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by aikah 8y ago
> Most of the flexibility and declarativeness of SQL, does graphQL support aggregate functions like count,sum,average and co?
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by aikah 8y ago
> And CORS implementation is terrible. The server has to transmit validation rules for the browser to enforce (with vendor specific caching differences), rather than just enforcing access itself. The only concerns of CORS is with Javascr
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by aikah 8y ago
Google is one of these US tech companies claiming they have moral values in their code of conduct, using such words as "evil".
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by aikah 8y ago
> C at the very least teaches the difference between stack and heap memory, a crucial concept obscured by most higher-level languages. Go does that too. C teaches manual memory allocation, de-allocation and pointer arithmetic as well.
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by aikah 8y ago
> Sorry. We needed to prioritize to get this release out because it's already been snowballing for about a year. Why does the project generated by react-native-cli contains some flow syntax by default? this is stupid. Not everybody
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by aikah 8y ago
Yep, apparently harassment, verbal assault and abuse is just seen as yet another management technique these days and engineers will apologize for it, which is a paradox in the era of "safe spaces" and "code of conducts".
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by aikah 8y ago
I imagine one of these DOM is "fake", i.e. it doesn't really have access to the UI. After all, the DOM is a generic API to work with structured node based documents. Changes to the DOM would still need to be serialized in ord
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by aikah 8y ago
A simple search on Google will yield plenty of results, if you are not willing to do that or even explain which solution you tried yourself and what failed, I'm not going to waste my time recommending an alternative solution to your pr
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by aikah 8y ago
> Also it seems most tools need a rooted phone A minor inconvenience given the legal risks. If you don't want to deal with that just get yourself cheap used gear dedicated to travel purposes.
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by aikah 8y ago
> How do you do this with an Android device without spending hours restoring it? There are plenty of backup tools available on the internet, this isn't really a problem with Android. Personally that's what I do each time I trav
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by aikah 8y ago
> I didn't thought so much people got "exhausted" by Angular. I personally tried it ( v2 , v4 , v5 , v6) and i really fell in love with it. It's basically Java Spring IoC container ported to Javascript. But Javascript

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