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Atomic – the Server Driven UI framework powered by atoms(rea-group.com)
4 points by alexhayes 3y ago|1 comments
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by alexhayes 3y ago
Here's the second part of a two part blog series I wrote about Atomic - the Server Driven UI framework I've been leading at REA Group. Atomic is a second generation architecture that features hot-reloading native clients with a ge
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by alexhayes 3y ago
Looking forward to the R2 chip and then pairing that with the D2.
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by alexhayes 4y ago
Your correct this is hard, but I have to disagree that it involves painful code. Declarative UI in all 3 clients is a major enabler for doing this in a nice way. Some context - https://github.com/MobileNativeFoundation/
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by alexhayes 5y ago
Google Home Mini connected to YouTube Music also suffers similar problems and I swear it's ability to determine the voice commands given has gotten far worse than it was a few years ago. For example, asking for specific albums and it w
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by alexhayes 6y ago
I feel kinda bad - I'm pretty sure I broke Google as I was uploading quite a few large files via Google Drive and it was chugging pretty hard. And now because of that it seems HN is also hurting. I'm sorry internet.
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by alexhayes 7y ago
Does anyone have any thoughts on the security (or other) implications of all your email for services in which you sign up using Apple SignIn now being relayed through Apple's mail servers? It seems like a great way for Apple to hoover
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by alexhayes 8y ago
Another thing I'd point out is that the flutter widgets themself have perhaps the most extensive, and useful, documentation in code I've come across. If you're using an editor that let's you "click through" int
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by alexhayes 8y ago
> Debugging is not at its best. I don't think the author correctly represents this functionality in flutter. I've found the debugging of flutter apps inside Android Studio to be excellent! You add a break point (by clicking on
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Peeking Under the Flutter Covers(bilue.com.au)
2 points by alexhayes 8y ago|0 comments
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by alexhayes 8y ago
Totally agree - and from a tech point I imagine they probably don't require a new OS (perhaps in most cases). However I imagine it's probably a good way to get people to stay up to date with the latest OS: "Oh, I want that sh
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by alexhayes 8y ago
As someone who contributed to a very small part of this I know how hard the core maintainers worked and how patient they were, at least with my very long lived PR. Thank you for staying the course and believing! What an EPIC effort!!!
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by alexhayes 8y ago
I'm unsure why most folks seem to get into a pickle over git submodules but I think it's essentially due to the mental model of how they think about the structure of the "root" project and it's relation to the submo
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by alexhayes 9y ago
As does DO
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by alexhayes 9y ago
My favourite library for writing decorators that "behave nicely" is wrapt – https://wrapt.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ There's also a wealth of resource in the docs!
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by alexhayes 9y ago
Couldn't agree more on the praise for "Rollup, Svelte and now Sapper". Well done Rich, keep going!!!
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by alexhayes 10y ago
MANY people do essentially the same thing all the time. They call it torrenting... Rather than say "well, I just failed to pay money I don't have" you can just say "oh no, it's cool, I'm just downloading it&quo
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by alexhayes 10y ago
I don't know if it's my eyes but I find those coding examples extremely hard to read because of the colour palette used.
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by alexhayes 10y ago
Of course, all other software is bug free... Honestly this is a complex problem area and I think the Celery developers have done an excellent job of making it pretty trivial to get up and running while providing lots of flexibility for more
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by alexhayes 10y ago
Have you tried running 'celery events' on the command line? I find this sufficient in most cases.
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by alexhayes 10y ago
Agreed!
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by alexhayes 10y ago
FYI - WebStorm's features exist in PyCharm and you can count me as one user that finds them extremely useful. I agree with the enabled on-demand comment however.