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   Corda: Why Kotlin?(corda.net)

   1 points by cryptos 9y ago|0 comments
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   KotlinTest – flexible and comprehensive testing tool(github.com)

   3 points by cryptos 9y ago|0 comments
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   by cryptos 9y ago

   I've used IntelliJ for Scala some time and did encounter way more IDE bugs than in Java. I think JetBrains did a good job, but Scala is not engineered towards tool support. That is one big flaw of the language. Kotlin is much more pagm
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   by cryptos 9y ago

   I wouldn't develop software for surveillance, advertisement, weapon systems, high-frequency trading.
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   by cryptos 9y ago

   What companies will profit when Uber fails?
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   Why are radio buttons circles?(ux.stackexchange.com)

   6 points by cryptos 9y ago|1 comments
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   by cryptos 10y ago

   I don't like the name, too. KeepassX is terrible and KeepassXC odd even worse. Maybe we should start a contest to find a better name.
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   by cryptos 10y ago

   After testing some static site generators I've settled with Hugo and never looked back. I like especially the fact that I only have a single static file with no further dependencies. And the speed is fantastic. Hot reloading is very us
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   by cryptos 10y ago

   As long as keyboards can not show a different layout (e. g. OLED keys), all these efforts will not get much traction.
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    by cryptos 10y ago

    I'm so happy that I switched to Diigo some time ago!
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    Why I abandoned Java in favour of Kotlin(hashnode.com)

    2 points by cryptos 10y ago|0 comments
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    by cryptos 10y ago

    It would be nice, if they would improve the terminal window a bit with tabs and the like (like Gnome Terminal for example).
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    by cryptos 10y ago

    My stack would be: Java or (better) Kotlin, JAX-RS, bean validation, JPA, CDs or Guide, Postgres. I've no clear preference for front-end.
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    by cryptos 10y ago

    I've used both, Scala and Kotlin, and I like Kotlin very much. A programming with more features is not necessarily better. The limited features of Kotlin (compared to Scala) are an advantage, if you change your point of view. Some adva
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    What will be your next developer notebook (instead of MacBook Pro)?

    1 points by cryptos 10y ago|2 comments
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    by cryptos 10y ago

    Ruby is terrible in this regard. Even Rails was a pain to setup last time I tried it (some years ago).
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    by cryptos 10y ago

    Sparkjava is nice for "hello world" apps, but there are definitely better frameworks for large applications (JAX-RS/Jersey for example).
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    by cryptos 10y ago

    I agree. It is essentially the same vision like the old ALM tools had. They were beaten by better more specialized tools following the unix philosophy: do one thing and do it well.
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    Ask HN: What is the business model of tawk.to?

    2 points by cryptos 10y ago|1 comments
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    by cryptos 10y ago

    Can second this. SBT is terrible. It gets even worse in combination with IntelliJ and complex project setups.
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    by cryptos 10y ago

    Can't help, but I don't like these click a button to scroll down to relevant content presentations. That is the new style of the doomed splash screens.
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    by cryptos 10y ago

    We need simple hardware switches for camera and microphone!
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    by cryptos 10y ago

    There are some questionable statements: > Go differs from Java in several ways > Programs compile to machine code. There's no VM. This tries to imply that having a VM is a bad thing. > Simple, concise syntax The syntax is simp
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    by cryptos 10y ago

    I tried to like Atom two or three times, but it was simply too slow and too buggy. Visual Studio Code is much faster and I haven't encountered severe bugs so far.
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    Visual Studio Code 1.2 released(code.visualstudio.com)

    278 points by cryptos 10y ago|156 comments
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    by cryptos 10y ago

    What to use instead of SE Linux?
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    by cryptos 10y ago

    I had similar experience with Grails. Discovering Grails and seeing how fast the first version of the application is up and running was fascinating. But sooner or later almost all generated code has to be replaced. It's not bad for the
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    Ask HN: What's the matter with delicious.com?

    2 points by cryptos 10y ago|1 comments
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    by cryptos 10y ago

    It's even worse since Medium's transition to a paid content (paid by the industry, not by the reader) platform. I wonder why not more people just use a static site generator like Hugo and host their blog themselves.
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    by cryptos 11y ago

    Paid content will undermine the credibility. It is one of the worst inventions in the web business!