ale_jacques

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by ale_jacques 3y ago
I gotta disagree with thesuperbigfrog in some aspects. In the corporate world, Java is still very much alive. Not just on legacy software, but there is a lot of new software being developed in Java. Specially with the advent of the cloud na
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by ale_jacques 3y ago
Have you tried a NVRAM reset? A PRAM reset? https://support.apple.com/en-gu/102603
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by ale_jacques 3y ago
As @d--b mentioned, look for alternatives. I use Gitlab free tier (I can even use the CI/CD as I have a Linode small VPS box - US$5/month with their runner installed - no minutes from their end needed). Rocket.Chat used to be a ve
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by ale_jacques 3y ago
I'm mostly doing that. Django + Unpoly + Postgres Development as fast as it can be. :D https://alexandremjacques.com/django-plus-unpoly/
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by ale_jacques 3y ago
I'd learn how to model the thing and 3D print it (if it's solid). Not that expensive.
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by ale_jacques 3y ago
https://newsletter.pragmaticengineer.com/p/measuring-develop...
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by ale_jacques 3y ago
If you don't want to learn JS but want to build something that feels like an SPA, you could try something like https://htmx.org or https://unpoly.com . If learning JS is your goal, maybe Svelte as tamimio mention
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by ale_jacques 3y ago
Something like this? https://github.com/k0rventen/apple-health-grafana
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by ale_jacques 3y ago
Try some static generator: https://jamstack.org/generators/
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by ale_jacques 3y ago
I also have registered 2 domains for the same account and I have no issues. I also can't seem to find a fastmail.com domain registered for my account (I know it's probably a default one but I don't see it in my "Domains&
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by ale_jacques 3y ago
The question is: what is "better". Better for your workflow is not necessarily true in another context. I agree with some of your points. But, IMHO, user stories are not the best tool to describe a feature. Even Linear don't
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by ale_jacques 3y ago
>> Is the Django equivalent of Hotwired.dev as polished? Whats the Django story around mobile apps? No. Even Hotwire is not equivalent to Rails. You could even use Hotwire WITH Django. Take a look at https://htmx.org and&#
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by ale_jacques 4y ago
Very comprehensive. Nice article.
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by ale_jacques 4y ago
My guess is that it uses your already logged in 1Password authentication to validate. As they state: "All you need is a 1Password account and the latest version of our desktop browser extension for Chrome." - 1Password account bei
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by ale_jacques 4y ago
Trial and error. I've just switched, again. 3 times already.
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by ale_jacques 4y ago
Measure results, not hours.
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by ale_jacques 4y ago
I've been using Linear ( https://linear.app/ )
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by ale_jacques 4y ago
Answer: boring tech. These days I'm going with Django and Unpoly. Some go with htmx and AlpineJS. In both cases, frontend is backend agnostic. These JS are 1-file dependencies. Django is being actively mantained for 17 years now.
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by ale_jacques 4y ago
Have you looked at https://unpoly.com or https://htmx.org ? Or even https://hotwired.dev ?
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by ale_jacques 4y ago
IMO, as a huge amount of information of user behaviour (scrolling time, post viewing time, clicks etc.) is collected from the frontend apps, losing that kind of visibility is a no-no for them.
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by ale_jacques 4y ago
Probably, the tool you're using for VCS already does that. Both Github and Gitlab supports merge/pull-requests and comments. Doesn't these tools achieve what you're trying to accompish?
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by ale_jacques 4y ago
Passion
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by ale_jacques 4y ago
Kotlin?
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by ale_jacques 4y ago
Yeah, that sucks. So much that there are people building tools to avoid that approach. Take a look at these: - https://htms.org - https://unpoly.com - https://hotwired.dev
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by ale_jacques 4y ago
https://www.zdnet.com/article/google-backtracks-to-allow-fre...
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by ale_jacques 4y ago
Never used but, https://www.notion.so/ seems a good fit.
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by ale_jacques 4y ago
If you're on a Mac, Spark: https://sparkmailapp.com/
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by ale_jacques 5y ago
have you tried XWiki? https://www.xwiki.org/
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by ale_jacques 5y ago
Just to clear some things out: the "_" on the <input> is something hyperscript specific (not part of htmx). You could (and should, I guess) go with native JS for the validation. Hyperscript is another project from the same
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by ale_jacques 5y ago
The author mentioned "as little (or no)".

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