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by cztomsik 8y ago
shameless self-promotion https://github.com/cztomsik/node-webrender (not production-ready but it might be soon good enough for really quick GUI prototyping using subset of web technologies - javascript + react + flexbo
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by cztomsik 8y ago
I wouldn't miss this feature, actually
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Show HN: Simple react webrender example(github.com)
1 points by cztomsik 8y ago|0 comments
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by cztomsik 8y ago
the worst thing about REST is that nobody agrees on what it is... otherwise it's pretty fine, you just need to find a good server-side framework with proper tooling (springfox for java, nest.js for node) so that you don't need to
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by cztomsik 8y ago
Firefox is moving to rust, and for example adding webrender to your project is just few dependencies away, so I'd expect building firefox will only get easier, unlike to google projects where everything is built with their custom tool
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by cztomsik 8y ago
To be clear, this is still very early version and it's not ready for production in any way, yet I'd love to hear some feedback. If you like it at all, what would you like it to support, what application you'd love to do with
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Show HN: DOM-free, GPU-based (webrender) UI in react(tomsik.cz)
2 points by cztomsik 8y ago|1 comments
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by cztomsik 8y ago
I wonder what do you think about this: https://github.com/cztomsik/node-webrender node+react+servo, consumes ~30M ram on my osx (if you precompile typescript files) it's nowhere near to XUL but it's also litt
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by cztomsik 8y ago
uh, I wouldn't say electron got popular because of copy-pasting newbies. webapp development is a lot of work and SPAs are actually even harder... and so is server development with node. I love javascript, yet I don't think it&#x27
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by cztomsik 8y ago
automatic memory management makes certain optimizations very hard to do (you can't make cpu-cache-friendly array of structs) javascript is very dynamic and V8 has very limited time to make its magic so the optimizations can't ever
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by cztomsik 8y ago
electron eats so much cpu & memory simply because it's still a web browser, it has to support all those 20 years of HTML/CSS history and it was designed to do so for 10s of tabs, so it has a lot of caches and other things. and
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by cztomsik 8y ago
I believe rapid iteration (and learning curve) is what made php and javascript (and delphi, anyone?) that popular. I'm happy there's another platform but they really should use some existing language with mature tools and libs. Wh
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by cztomsik 8y ago
flutter uses skia
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by cztomsik 8y ago
I'm not defending MS, but it's also not that they went and intentionally (and suddenly) introduced box-model incompatibilities, that's just not the whole truth. BTW: I've recently found this MSDN blog with explanations o
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by cztomsik 8y ago
The only problem with IE box model was that they implemented it before the standard got finished (and changed) so it was impossible to fix it without breaking already existing web pages. The situation is not very different from now with Chr
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by cztomsik 8y ago
fair point, I can't tell anything other than that I was so far lucky. I do a lot of web/node development and none of the issues was yet related to OSX (for the whole 4-5 years I'm on mac). you're 100% correct that apple
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by cztomsik 8y ago
JSX is not Javascript, you need to transpile, and not everybody wants to mess with webpack+babel or create-react-app, or anything other what involves downloading 1000+ packages from npm just to do some quick PoC. Sometimes you want to stay
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by cztomsik 8y ago
More productive in what exactly? What are you developing? What problems you had with OSX? (not meant to be offensive, just curious)
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by cztomsik 8y ago
and who will make microsoft support whlsl? w3c? (serious question) I'm not against new standards, but I'd rather stick with something already adopted. Vulkan seems better than metal (proprietary). And I really don't have enou
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by cztomsik 8y ago
Thanks for those links, azul is very interesting! This is my first rust project, so I'm not sure if I would be any help I also think it's better to have as much GUI part as possible in typescript, try-and-refine cycle is shorter a
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by cztomsik 8y ago
it's not animated at all actually, there's 100ms setInterval, which mutates the state and the vue then in turn sends a new frame https://github.com/cztomsik/node-webrender/blob/master/examp...
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by cztomsik 8y ago
I've just made very basic integration with node. It's rather PoC, but it works. It can currently show a window and render moving rect from vue.js template. There's still a lot of work to be done, webrender does too little to
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by cztomsik 8y ago
Example usage https://eclipsesource.com/blogs/2016/07/20/running-node-js-o...
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Use with Node.js from Java/Android(github.com)
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by cztomsik 8y ago
Everybody's just praising lisp like it's the best language ever, yet very few people are actually using it - and I think it's because it's really easy to write smart code which has to be explained over and over again to
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Native code-coverage in node 10.10(blog.npmjs.org)
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SearchLibs2 (search js libs, ordered by stars, downloads and their activity)(searchlibs.com)
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Well-known (and depended) JavaScript projects without release in a year(medium.com)
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by cztomsik 8y ago
JS was my second language (around the same age as he is, which is more than 15 years ago) and it is still my favourite one. You give zero arguments but I won't make the same mistake: - devtools are unmatched for browser development (an
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by cztomsik 8y ago
You're totally safe unless you start line with parentheses, bracket or operator so it's not that hard - https://standardjs.com/rules.html#semicolons const/let is the way of doing javascript, setting global

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