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by ardfard 6y ago
Agree with this. Imagine how hard it is to maintain just one service? Now multiply this by the number of your Microservices. Change to Microservices should come naturally when the org need it, for example when teams in a different functions
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by ardfard 6y ago
Have you try Haskell? The most used compiler, GHC, shipped with it's own REPL and it's quite good. Something I missed when coding in Rust.
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by ardfard 6y ago
Can you explain what Haskell fall behind in term of writing web servers? As someone who wrote Node and Haskell web apps in the past I don't think it's true. Let't take a look at one of premier Haskell web framework Yesod. It
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by ardfard 6y ago
> What does Haskell have? It has Req (and a bunch of other also rans), and the docs for Req are atrocious, spanning a staggering 1 (one) example and then a meandering essay on the deficiency of other Haskell HTTP clients. It's not g
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by ardfard 7y ago
Nix can run on WSL though. So it indirectly runs on Windows just like Docker run on Windows...
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by ardfard 7y ago
You don't really need to use NixOs to use Nix really. I use Nix inside my Ubuntu laptop to pin all my projects dependecies and it worked great.
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by ardfard 7y ago
Maybe that's the point. Google is much so much easier that even if I want to read article on Wikipedia, I still search it first on Google.
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by ardfard 7y ago
To be fair, most asked questions about Haskell that people always have is if Haskell is so good and not just purely for academics then where is Haskell used in industry? Or is there really huge and complex software projects written in Haske
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by ardfard 8y ago
Ah I see. Yes, coming for non-native speaker, english is sometime confusing. Anyway Islam seems like reactionary if you look at it from today standards and in need of a reform (which I believe it's happening right now). But it really h
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by ardfard 8y ago
Islam was a reactionary to the 6th century tribalistic pagan arab . See the history of early Islam [1]. It encompasses changes including racial equality, Women's right and social security. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/w
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by ardfard 8y ago
ReasonML is a language that transpiles to JS, not a view library so it's not gonna replace React. The more appropriate question is why someone use this for developing React app rather than using plain JS? The answer is IMO because Reac
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by ardfard 11y ago
Really? I am pretty much mind-blown when the first time I learned about this. Given that my background is Mathematics, I thought it was pretty elegant and also looked very intuitive.
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by ardfard 12y ago
You could always use transpile to js language like CoffeeScript or ClojureScript for a nicer syntax. Combines it with build system like Gulp or Grunt really makes the experiences pretty painless.
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by ardfard 12y ago
Thanks for your great works! I am using Alamofire on my project right now. Do Alamofire support or will support async image loading via URL just like AFNetworking? I can't find the API anywhere on the docs.
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by ardfard 13y ago
Yeah in Indonesia at least we just use them straight away. It's because not only it sometime hard to find synonymous meaning in our native vocabularies it also not sound as natural when you translate them. Everybody understand them any
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by ardfard 13y ago
I can relate to this too. This is why I lack participation in HN discussions even though I've been here for about 3 years and always checking HN regularly. English is my third language and I barely speak it at home. So I still feel r
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by ardfard 13y ago
This exactly my thought too. It looks like everybody who already know Lisp will developed some sweet spots for it. My guess once you experience the Lisp kool-aid, it'll be hard to be apart with it. You'll miss it whenever you code
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by ardfard 13y ago
Agreed too for your opinion about how to do a startup. But I want to add C to your full stack suggestion. Sometimes it pays off to know low-level details about your choice of technologies. Almost every important technologies that I know is
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by ardfard 13y ago
Beside bought me a computer, they did nothing. I found my fascination of computer science by tinkering myself.