cypressious

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by cypressious 7y ago
There's https://github.com/open-source-labs/PreVue but I haven't used it yet, so I can't say if it's any good.
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by cypressious 7y ago
A bit offtopic, but I'm constantly annoyed by applications using 'x' and 'z' for related operations like zoom in and out in this case. The reason is, German keyboards use the QWERTZ layout and as you can tell from t
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by cypressious 7y ago
Agree with the non-intrusive part. However Defender does slow down programs that do a lot of filesystem IO. I tend to disable it when I update bigger programs or run other IO heavy tasks.
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by cypressious 7y ago
Duolingo has streaks built in but it allows you to buy a "Streak freeze" with a virtual currency that you earn by just using the app. When you skip a day, the freeze will be automatically consumed and you have to buy another. You
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by cypressious 7y ago
The author claims to be "a developer with an eye for design" yet the blog is very hard to read with the giant images in between the text blocks.
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by cypressious 7y ago
A big part of TS is the ease of transition from JS where you immediately get benefits through gradual typing and return type inference is probably a big part of that.
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by cypressious 7y ago
Coming from a Java background, I'm currently a big fan of .NET Core. The C# language has a bunch of nice features, the ASP.NET Core stack is nice to work with and I have JetBrains Rider so I don't ever need to touch Visual Studio.
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by cypressious 7y ago
I have written an app for the menu of my university's canteen. The JSON API that I used returned the meals as fields of a document where the order of the fields was the actual display order. It took me a while to even find an implement
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by cypressious 7y ago
I want to thank you for making me aware of Ripcord. So far I'm very impressed with it.
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by cypressious 7y ago
Optional chaining recently reached stage 3, the babel plugin is available and TS is going to adopt it for 3.7.0.
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by cypressious 8y ago
Ironically, the largest element of the website is the poorly optimized, almost 400kb hero image. After running it through https://tinyjpg.com/ I got it down to 75kb.