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by conradk 9y ago
I tried viewing the Look Studios website on Firefox, scrolling down with the touchpad. The website skips over some content sections and once I get to the page footer, the page suddenly scrolls extremely slowly. To the point where it looks l
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by conradk 10y ago
alright, sorry, will not hijack, that was a mistake indeed
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by conradk 10y ago
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by conradk 10y ago
How does Vue.js compiled templates compare to Glimmer ?
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by conradk 10y ago
It may not be perfect for everyone, but in that case, no need to rage. You can just use any of the 38472647893242 different linters out there. What I like about StandardJS is that I don't need yet another config file just for a linter.
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by conradk 10y ago
That's not what I meant to say at all. Here, I saw what looked like a new project. You say I should have understood right away because Glimmer is said to power Ember's components. But the Ember team could very well have built an e
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by conradk 10y ago
Ah, thanks for explaining that ! I thought the Ember team had started an entirely new project instead of reusing something that already existed. If they extracted it, that makes much more sense to me now.
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by conradk 10y ago
I can't help but think: yet another front-end library. But Ember being solid, there is probably good reason for this project. What does Glimmer do that all of the existing view libraries couldn't do ? x-tags, vue, react, preact, e
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by conradk 10y ago
As a developer, the first thing I think when I see this is: am I going to be locked into a proprietary solution ? what happens when you suddenly increase your prices or your company goes down ? What's the advantage of CloudRail vs some
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by conradk 10y ago
Oh, I thought "clipboard" was dual licensed to GPL and/or Apache 2.0. My bad. I hadn't seen that the x11 related code was purely GPL 2.0. Thanks for your help, Steve !
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by conradk 10y ago
Not sure why they rebuilt a clipboard library when "clipboard" exists (I think it might even be used within Servo, not sure): https://crates.io/crates/clipboard
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by conradk 10y ago
I've been using Vue.js at work for this kind of thing: http://reassurez-moi.fr/taux-pret-immobilier It was as simple as adding Vue.js itself and one JS file for custom code. I tried using Angular but right off the bat,
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by conradk 10y ago
Are you sure ? What are you basing this on ? I thought Zapier was mostly business, and it's been running for a while now: https://zapier.com/
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by conradk 10y ago
Can anyone comment on how rkt compares to Docker regarding the issues from this article ? And how does rkt compare to Docker in production in your experience ? I've been using Docker in production for a single server website and have h
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by conradk 10y ago
I guess the reasoning would be that some hackers probably have found vulnerabilities they'd rather sell on the black market for 50K than sell to Facebook for 5K.
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by conradk 10y ago
Thanks for the explanation !
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by conradk 10y ago
How do app updates work with Sandstorm ? For example, if I host an instance of the Ghost blog. Now, say it updates from version 1.2 to version 2.0 (which means probably a breaking database schema change or something). How would Sandstorm go
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by conradk 10y ago
Why is that ? I've never used Ember, but it seems like the framework with the best tooling and backwards compatibility track record. Maybe I'm wrong, I don't know.
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by conradk 10y ago
Actually, Symfony has corporate backing with SensioLabs, if that's the company you are referring to, but Symfony is also largely developed by the developer community. You can submit patches, feature additions and they can be merged if
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by conradk 10y ago
I would choose Symfony. I believe it matches all of the above criteria. And it has: - amazingly simple upgrade paths, backwards compatibility guarantee on minor and patch releases - regular, non BC breaking, updates and new features - corpo
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by conradk 10y ago
Why is avoiding negative side effects a wasteful proposition?
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by conradk 10y ago
What's the difference between this and jQuery autocomplete (or similar things) ?
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by conradk 10y ago
Just read about it being sha-1 (source: http://www.pcworld.com/article/257045/security/6-5m-linkedin... ).
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by conradk 11y ago
First commit for Redox was April 20th 2015. First commit for Redux (the JS library, if that's what you're talking about) was May 30th 2015.
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by conradk 11y ago
Maybe we'll be able to take better care of the elderly. Or maybe we could spend more time educating children, with more teachers per class. Maybe we will have more time to teach people surfing. Maybe we will have more time to play card
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by conradk 11y ago
Oh, now that's cool ! I see you've added a "help" command. And "cd REST-for-TYPO3-rest.cundd.net" makes a lot of sense now that I can see that "REST-for-TYPO3-rest.cundd.net" is a directory with the &
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by conradk 11y ago
Kudos on implementing this idea :) It's a bit awkward, to be frank, though. When I type "ls RE<tab>", it autocompletes to "README" even though there is another file called "REST-for-TYPO3-rest.cundd.net&q
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Nimble Parse – Parse Compatible API(nimbleparse.com)
1 points by conradk 11y ago|0 comments
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by conradk 11y ago
Everytime I read something about SemVer, breaking changes, etc, I can't help but think about how well Symfony (the PHP framework) handles this. With Symfony, major version changes are not there to break things or bring in tons of new s
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Docker Cloud(cloud.docker.com)
4 points by conradk 11y ago|0 comments

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