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by can3p 3y ago
Their main innovation is the lack of greed. No cartridge lock-in, no subscription business, none of this nonesense. Just this fact makes them a no-brainer
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by can3p 3y ago
Thanks for mentioning templ, looks interesting. Templates are one of the fields where go has some space for improvements
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On Systems Development(dpetrov.substack.com)
6 points by can3p 3y ago|0 comments
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by can3p 3y ago
I think a fair question to explore is why is it not a problem in other languages (maybe it is) Direct paths also make file structure a part of api and that may not be the desired effect. In addition the bigger problem is not barrel files in
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by can3p 3y ago
This is not a tyranny if’s marginal user, this is corporate mechanics and metrics at play. Every big company has a number of North Star metrics. If you move them in right direction you get promotions and recognition, since the metrics are u
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by can3p 3y ago
I think build systems are a very big reason for the mess javascript is in nowadays. - Typescript is very light from the code transformation point of view. If anyone remembers the output of babel especially for async/await + the way mod
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by can3p 3y ago
Great news! I'm not using the full feature set (e.g. hyperscript) but really like the general approach as opposed to usual suspects like react or svelte. One of my last projects runs just fine on htmx + 3-4 stimulusjs controllers for a
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by can3p 3y ago
Is it considered a stable version? The amount of unnecessary breaking changes is really frightening. I mean, why would one ever need to change standard module names or demo.json structure? Maybe it looks a bit better, but I’m sure it invoke
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by can3p 3y ago
I've built two projects that I'm very happy with. I'm still using livejournal.com social network nobody cares about today and when I was really into common lisp I decided to build a cli client to it. What makes it cool is tha
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by can3p 3y ago
https://github.com/volatiletech/sqlboiler
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Show HN: Dabdab – Streaming Notes(dabdab.org)
3 points by can3p 4y ago|0 comments
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by can3p 4y ago
Ruffle looks really cool as well as flash and especially flash studio did, since it was a truly simple way to get complex interactions out. I've been even toying with a thought to at least try to prototype a similar tool, but nothing
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by can3p 4y ago
I think every programmer that tries common lisp eventually comes to the same conclusion, however none of the new versions of "standard" libraries got any traction to my knowledge. Usually it's used only by the author who crea
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by can3p 4y ago
I'm working on a notes taking service [0] that behaves the way I want. All notes are organized in the (potentially nested) streams, messages can also have metadata attached which makes it easy and natural to keep track of any observati
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by can3p 4y ago
As many commenters pointed out, the ability to revert deletions is a highly desired feature. I cannot remember how many times our customers have deleted records by mistake and while deleted_at solution makes a revert trivial (update .. set
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by can3p 4y ago
gymzaal = htmx, autocorrection lol
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by can3p 4y ago
Hi, thanks for the libraries! When I started using them, one of the hardest parts was to actually have it imported and built with webpack, since the site focuses on cdn and webpack example is really brief. Same goes for hyperscript Do you s
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by can3p 4y ago
I like gymzaal and hyperscript - they solve few cases but those cover something like 99% of what a average app needs. My biggest pain point lies with the docs, there are not many of them and it takes time to figure out what’s happening For
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by can3p 4y ago
It’s not hard to have it imported from node modules and built with webpack or similar
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by can3p 4y ago
This article makes an assumption: you know how to build the application better than framework developers do, which is not the case in general. Django docs are tremendous and you probably do not need most of it but in reality many of them co
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From the Basics to Complexity and Back(can3p.github.io)
1 points by can3p 4y ago|0 comments
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Mcdonalds as a Webserver(can3p.github.io)
2 points by can3p 4y ago|0 comments
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by can3p 5y ago
So far I prefer this approach to any other. I know this type of discussion happens under any go submission, but still - need in generics is overrated, there a ton of code written for all sorts and purposes and scales and it works just fine.
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by can3p 5y ago
Excellent post, thanks for sharing! A couple of comments from a person not in django camp. First of all, if we're talking about apis I wouldn't go with django in a first place. Of course, familiarity matters, but django requires a
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by can3p 5y ago
Edit: the book => a book
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by can3p 5y ago
I've read the book on ada language recently and it looked interesting, but the developer experience is a mess. IDE that' s provided got kicked out from ubuntu repositories due to complicated build process. Language server is there
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by can3p 6y ago
SPAs obviously have some positive sides, i.e. state management, but that goes with a price of increasing complexity, especially if server-side rendering is required. In majority of cases, especially when building tools like back offices it&
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by can3p 6y ago
I tried roam research and org roam only to find out that the overhead of managing notes quickly started preventing me from taking notes in the first place. Why? Because now instead of just writing down a note I started thinking about what t
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What Do You Read?(can3p.github.io)
2 points by can3p 6y ago|0 comments
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by can3p 7y ago
It doesn't always work like this. In the Netherlands you can find big parts of the cities built by housing corporations with people renting them for decades, yet very few of them you can define as ghettos

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