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   by cygned 10y ago

   We currently use short-lived feature branches, merged via Pull Requests (+ review / automated testing) into the main development line. This way, we can communicate changes in a detailed manner before they are added to the product and m
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   by cygned 10y ago

   React is simple while it's extremely complex at the same time; the library's concept is actually not that complicated and the API is relatively small. A lot of developers struggle when it comes to architecting, though. I know many
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   by cygned 10y ago

   A lot of people say, learning React makes you a better developer. I think, what they actually mean, is functional programming.
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   by cygned 10y ago

   We use eval because we have around 60k LOC now and they were just too slow. The hanging occurs if you reload the page, it hangs a few seconds, then a message concerning websockets pops up in the dev tools and then the page reloads.
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   by cygned 10y ago

   Oh, the Firefox UI for macOS is horrible. The Developer version looks way better.
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   by cygned 10y ago

   Frankly: speed. As a web developer it notice it all the time. Chrome (using Canary) is faster in every aspect; Firefox renders slowly, becomes unresponsive over time, hangs often when using web sockets (webpack); the developers tools seem t
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   by cygned 10y ago

   I program in a lot of other languages and Java always looks like 120% boilerplate to me. I am not sure yet how well the REPL can handle that.
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   by cygned 10y ago

   Oh they add a REPL. I know the REPLs from other languages and I know Java. I doubt, that's going to be something I would ever have fun with.
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   by cygned 10y ago

   Yes, you are right, the speed is great and the concept is actually quite interesting. What annoys me is the fact that they broke the UX on iOS (don't know about other platforms); - you cannot scroll to the top by typing on the bar at t
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    by cygned 10y ago

    I recently submitted a bug in the search to DDG. It's very nice to be able to help improve the project. And the bug reporter is neat. Never seen anything comparable in competitive products.
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    by cygned 10y ago

    That is the workflow I currently use, too. Luckily, Leiningen reloads most of my changes. I wished, though, there was the ability to save the current name space from the REPL. Hacking together a couple of functions and save their definition
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    by cygned 10y ago

    I am familiar with the concept of Clojure's reply but I am always wondering how one gets code out of it eventually.
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    by cygned 10y ago

    I am always impressed how many connections Microsoft Office for Mac tries to open when starting it.
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    by cygned 10y ago

    Pinterest is even worse - in Google Images, images are listed but once you enter the site, you're blocked from accessing whatever you have been looking for.
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    by cygned 10y ago

    That sounds indeed better than I thought. I will definitely give it try.
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    by cygned 10y ago

    I looked at ElasticBeanstalk back then, and - frankly - to me it sounds like an overcomplicated PaaS product. If I understood it correctly, they basically "just" tie together a bunch of services for you. I was expecting something
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    by cygned 10y ago

    Still wondering why AWS does not provide a solid PaaS solution like Heroku does (they are on AWS, though) - or am I just overlooking it? I would like to host a few node.js/Clojure apps but I don't want to have the hassle with virt
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    BIND sells early access to security notifications(isc.org)

    3 points by cygned 10y ago|1 comments
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    by cygned 10y ago

    Interesting that Angular 2 doesn't seem to be very popular - yet?
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    by cygned 10y ago

    Do you have an example?
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    by cygned 10y ago

    Thanks for pointing to the JavaDoc. I actually read it before commenting but got it wrong in my head. "find" would have been better here.
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    by cygned 10y ago

    > .search() Why didn't they name the function "filter", like everyone else does?
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    by cygned 10y ago

    "Structure and interpretation of computer programs" Definitely recommended.
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    by cygned 10y ago

    It's actually nice to open a repository of an application with a complexity like that one and just see a few files, no crazy folder structures, no insane build scripts or similar.
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    by cygned 10y ago

    I hate the scrolling on mobile (iOS). I don't know what they tried to do, it feels like a JavaScript smooth scrolling on top of native smooth scrolling.
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    by cygned 10y ago

    Indeed. Sorry for being unclear.
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    by cygned 10y ago

    Things I noticed so far: - Dark Skin (still waiting for Slack doing it) - It's faster than the MAS version - It's not possible to collapse the chat list anymore - The desktop app is responsive, though, collapsing the whole sideba
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    by cygned 10y ago

    Different topic (cameras/photography) but same site style; simple, content focused: http://www.kenrockwell.com/tech/reviews.htm
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    by cygned 10y ago

    I like it, especially the colors. Would have added some margin to the top, though. But very pleasant. I recently rebuilt my blog and used similar ideas; minimal CSS, no JavaScript, static site generator. It's actually interesting to se
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    by cygned 10y ago

    As someone said at 32C3 > The only website that loads on the Berlin underground railway