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by alienspaces 2y ago
This is cool, for binaries that provide a web interface, for admin purposes, maybe a blog, or whatever, keeping it simple with some styling to make it a little more swish, this is all I'd be looking for. I'll give it go for sure.
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by alienspaces 4y ago
When all you need for the UI is a text area to input text and a button to render the markdown, I am at a loss as to what would contribute to a beautiful UI. Is the question correct? When not using VSCode + preview, I have found https:&#x2F
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by alienspaces 4y ago
Agreed! A useful comment would only be present to describe an edge case, a related business rule, a future change that might affect this code, virtually anything another engineer might need to be aware of, that is not the code they are look
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by alienspaces 5y ago
The only reason I have a mac is for work, developing iPhone applications. For home and hobby development I run Ubuntu Linux which satisfies all of my requirements and needs very little attention. I attempt to keep dependencies at a minimu
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by alienspaces 6y ago
"Go is pretty good for almost anything server-side." Absolutely! REST API servers, data processing jobs, messaging servers, etc etc. I use Go now for virtually everything server side. It is fast, reliable, great tooling, promotes
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by alienspaces 6y ago
Essentially identifying the usefulness of a layered architecture with abstractions between each layer.
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by alienspaces 6y ago
SpaceX announces a one way mission: "...to explore strange new worlds. To seek out new life and new civilizations. To boldly go where no man has gone before!" Jurassic Park will actually open.
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by alienspaces 6y ago
Music without words for programming
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by alienspaces 6y ago
I can second this. From being proficient in multiple languages to then picking up Go for primarily API service's I'm not looking back. It has taken a little while to level up to expert but the effort in learning how to build from
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by alienspaces 6y ago
"Most of my daily tools are Windows based, so I’ve been spending a lot of time getting Windows Subsystem for Linux working alongside the rest of my daily workflow, which comes with its own headaches." My work place is considering
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by alienspaces 6y ago
Build something that exercises the gaps you want to fill and you'll learn from it. Make your code open source and there's your proof of knowledge. Unless the thing you build is in production with reasonable traffic you won't
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by alienspaces 6y ago
Yes please!
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by alienspaces 6y ago
Go dependency management is quite good now with "go mod", plus your dependency tree isn't going to look anything like your typical JavaScript dependencies, otherwise you're doing it wrong..
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by alienspaces 6y ago
Two first thing in the very early morning, one after the other. Maybe one in the afternoon... Or a nap
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by alienspaces 7y ago
Couldn't actually read the article as the font colour is too close to the background colour.. sorry, the title was interesting!
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by alienspaces 7y ago
Frontend: Quasar / viewjs Backend: Go / Postgres / Elasticsearch Infrastructure: Google Cloud / GKE
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by alienspaces 7y ago
Don't forget! Have fun!
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by alienspaces 8y ago
Completely agree! Quality is poor and content is often entry level, I only ever navigate to medium if it's a post on Hacker News.
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by alienspaces 8y ago
This is cool, thanks for sharing!
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by alienspaces 8y ago
Fantastic! Great job faking faking!
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by alienspaces 9y ago
Agreed, the learning curve to build more complex, larger applications in vuejs was considerably less than with react.
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by alienspaces 9y ago
Good introduction!