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by cjonas 6y ago
ya really the only real cost was my time. It runs on their existing CRM platform so no additional infrastructure overhead. It's just a small react app which displays a PDF contract, gathers TOS acceptance and collects CC via a Braintre
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by cjonas 6y ago
In general, I agree with this... There are cases in which there is actual value in breaking "out of the box", but it's difficult to calculate the ROI. It also depends on the licensing cost of a tool and the skill of your team
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by cjonas 6y ago
Man... I really disliked my experience with MobX. Idk, just too much proxy "magic" for me and I actually like how "hard" it is to update state in Redux. Changing state isn't something that should be taken lightly! I
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by cjonas 6y ago
This drives me crazy! I hate searching for documentation and the top results are blogs containing outdated copy and paste of the official docs with some witty text and gifs.
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by cjonas 6y ago
I use fixer in a client project (started back when it was free, now i think it's a couple bucks a month)... Never heard of Frankfurter, but if it's the same guy that's super interesting and I too would like to know the backst
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by cjonas 7y ago
I wish synk (and npm audit) would do a better job of providing simple explanations to when these vurnabilities actually pose a threat. It's impossible for devs to keep up with the constant flood of vurnabilities. Does it matter if a d
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by cjonas 7y ago
I work as a "consultant", building cloud based business software. Above all else, my job is to deliver value. Something I constantly struggle with is "clean code" vs just pumping out a mostly static transaction script a
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by cjonas 7y ago
As someone who eats too much meat I think the appeal for me would be to replace part of my consumption. Making tacos or a quick spaghetti? Why not use impossible meat. For me it's not going to replace local grass fed ground chuck or a
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by cjonas 7y ago
My (limited) understanding is that only space is expanding. Iow there is more space but the space that matter takes up stays constant. Maybe I'm also confused though
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by cjonas 7y ago
The amount of public land that is locked in by estates (basically making them private to the estate holders) is astonishing.
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by cjonas 7y ago
As a salesforce consultant of 8 years, I can say this could be huge. I'm so burnt out on Apex and it's limitations. I just really hope it's included in the standard licensing. Will be tough to convenience companies they rea
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by cjonas 7y ago
Just seems like the incentive structure is a little bit misaligned with the best interest of the project: 1. Rewards bigger, more verbose contributions 2. Punishes maintainers for accepting contributions Contributors will optimise for the l
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by cjonas 7y ago
Do contributors get a pass on the licensing fee?
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by cjonas 7y ago
How does it distribute fairly based on contribution? If you just go off number of lines added/deleted that's going to cause major issues. Maintainers will be less likely to accept PR's as it will dilute their cut. Not to men
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by cjonas 7y ago
Jackson hole has started a campaign called "tag responsible" urging people not to use specific geotags, but I doubt its had any real impact. No place is secret anymore
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by cjonas 7y ago
Exactly... The debate should not be if GE is good or bad (it's a tool which can be either), but instead if the individual use of GE is good or bad.
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by cjonas 7y ago
Same here... I actually put maintain a starter project for react + VF: https://github.com/ChuckJonas/bad-ass-salesforce-stack I don't see this changing much. Salesforce has a serious follow through problem. They
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by cjonas 8y ago
Why would you need to support a commit message in a 10 year old client? This is like saying you need to support IE8 in a web app. If the person doesn't like things being broken, then maybe they should update there software...
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by cjonas 8y ago
Which jet would you rather go into combat in? Adding more less capable jets would ultimately result in more casualties of fighter pilots.
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by cjonas 8y ago
The "badges" are not won in competions, but instead watered down tutorial gold stars. Instead of targeting real programmers Salesforce built "trailhead" for John in finance who wrote some Excel macro and decided he shoul
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by cjonas 8y ago
Author Here: I know there are a lot of React / Typescript dev's around here and I thought some of you might be interested to see how you can bring the tools & frameworks you're used to into Salesforce. Hopefully, this sh
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“Modern” SPA Development on Salesforce (React, Typescript, Etc)(medium.com)
1 points by cjonas 8y ago|1 comments
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by cjonas 9y ago
Is typescript wrong? Maybe, but if it is wrong, I don't want to be right. After switching all my JavaScript Dev to ts a couple years ago, I cant imagine how I would get by without it.
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by cjonas 9y ago
As a civ player I would love to the the mechanics mentions where you could overfish, overfarm, etc and mines and other production improvements had negative impacts on through pollution & other risks (eg offshore oil platform spills, etc
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by cjonas 9y ago
I picked up react/redux about 5 months ago to reimplement a CPQ that had major prefomance issues. I'm a lousy front end developer and antd has allowed me to create a beautiful and more importantly, extremely functional, user inter
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by cjonas 9y ago
if your unlucky enough to be fully buried in an avalanche, it's not possible to dig, period. After everything stops moving, the loose snow refreezes almost instantly, locking you in place. Still, you're correct... Survivors oft
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by cjonas 9y ago
I have a setup on my van and it was about 700$: 100w panel: 100$ Mppt Charge controller: 100$ 100ah batteries x2: 400$ dc breakers, fuses, wires: ~100$ My setup is enough to run a fan 24/7, multiple led light, charge phone & comput
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by cjonas 9y ago
Everything that runs off a battery is DC. However, for the past 4 months, I've been charging all my devices off solar/battery (working-travel vacation in a van). I have run into some issues with certain devices not accepting char
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by cjonas 9y ago
Obvious Problems: 1: You're not using a pure sine wave inverter so right off the back you are losing significant efficiency (Most the things you're charging use DC power anyways so it would be better to just get a nice DC charger)
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by cjonas 9y ago
I worked on a project for one of the big registars and even they didn't have a proper whois api!

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