alexkoeh

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by alexkoeh 3y ago
Congrats on the launch! We looked into barcode scanning with webassembly about 2 years ago, and the open source libraries weren't great. Really glad to see that webassembly can work well for this.
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by alexkoeh 5y ago
Not OP but glad you mentioned this. We're starting to look at internal tooling libraries and this looks really interesting.
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by alexkoeh 5y ago
This is art
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by alexkoeh 5y ago
This is awesome. As our userbase grows I've been wondering how to best address this problem. When we have a migration that requires more than 500 batch writes, we first got around that by building an array of batches with 500 writes pe
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by alexkoeh 7y ago
Is it possible for Cmd+P to work when you don't have the Debugger tab in focus? That one of the few things I miss from Chrome dev tools. Performance-wise it's been running great for me. The hard work you've put into this defi
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by alexkoeh 8y ago
Redux the library is not "state management for react". It's more of a concept that gives you a predictable structure around how state changes over time. I think what you're thinking of is specifically the `react-redux`
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by alexkoeh 9y ago
Reading about the architecture of that chip (3 core, PowerPC) I am amazed at how smooth GTA V could run on it.
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by alexkoeh 9y ago
I've heard more and more about prettier, but I can't figure out how it's much different from eslint. What are the advantages?
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by alexkoeh 9y ago
Along with that, generators (redux-saga) are amazingly simple to test.
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by alexkoeh 9y ago
Our team had the same thoughts on react-router. I'd suggest checking out https://github.com/kriasoft/universal-router . It uses the HTML5 History Library ( https://github.com/ReactTraining/histo