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Rust: The New LLVM(willcrichton.net)
1 points by denisw 6y ago|2 comments
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Esbuild JavaScript Bundler Claims 10-100x Faster Bundling Time(infoq.com)
2 points by denisw 6y ago|0 comments
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by denisw 6y ago
denisw.de I started this to share various learnings from my dev work, as well thoughts on software engineering and architecture. The current two posts are on Redux, but I plan to publish posts on other topics (Kafka Streams, architecture, e
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Answering Your App's Questions with Redux Selectors(denisw.de)
2 points by denisw 6y ago|0 comments
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Answering Your App's Questions with Redux Selectors(denisw.de)
1 points by denisw 6y ago|0 comments
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Answering Your React App's Questions with Redux Selectors(futurice.com)
2 points by denisw 6y ago|0 comments
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Answering Your App's Questions with Redux Selectors(denisw.de)
1 points by denisw 6y ago|0 comments
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by denisw 7y ago
I recommend „Capital in the 21st Century“ by Thomas Pikkety, an economist who has deeply studied wealth and income equality using historical data spanning three centuries. This book has all the evidence you need. https://www.amaz
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by denisw 7y ago
I really enjoyed the comparison of dependency injection with dynamic scoping, and the explanation of how the latter can take over the uses cases of the former with less boilerplate. But one benefit of dependency injection unacknowledged in
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Redux Starter Kit 1.0(blog.isquaredsoftware.com)
2 points by denisw 7y ago|0 comments
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by denisw 7y ago
Yes, that's what I meant. The use of the term "API" for a single public code element is something I have not come across in any other language community, hence the clarification for those who are not familiar.
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by denisw 7y ago
The crazy high numbers are due to a fairly Microsoft-specific definition of "API" in this context. What they count here is class members; so they ported a class with 15 methods and 3 properties, they'd count this as "18
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by denisw 7y ago
If you install the VS Code's C# extension, you should be getting autocomplete and quick fixes such as adding impport statements automatically. https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/languages/csharp
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by denisw 7y ago
> Why should I build a model specifically for this one context of usage and have the properties tightly-coupled to their mutators, when I can completely decouple these things and have the models operate with any arbitrary state mutators?
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by denisw 7y ago
I'd say many people actually reboot their phones frequently - every time they cannot or forget to charge in time and the phone goes black. :)
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by denisw 7y ago
Consider the Mozilla Public License (MPL) [1]. It is copyleft in the sense that modifications to the library must be MPL-licensed as well, but doesn't impose any restrictions on apps merely using the library. This avoids the LGPL’s com
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by denisw 7y ago
Variables alone are not a reason to use Sass anymore. There are CSS Custom Properties [1] now, which are even more powerful in that you can dynamically override them in specific sub-sections of the DOM. The only downside is that Internet Ex
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by denisw 7y ago
Author of Redux Preboiled here. This is an interesting idea! However, it's currently a bit difficult to define a value as completely readonly in TypeScript. See this GitHub issue: https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeS
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Show HN: Redux Preboiled – TypeScript-friendly Redux helpers, served à la carte(github.com)
5 points by denisw 7y ago|2 comments
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by denisw 8y ago
Looking only at the commit numbers of the `atom/atom` repo is a bit misleading as the Atom source code as the core plugin packages (e.g., the language modes, but also fundamental features like the tree and the fuzzer) are each in their
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by denisw 8y ago
From what I learned from digging into Pika/Pack a bit, I think you misrepresented it a bit. > - The standard typescript builder can only generate ES2018 That's true, but only because the compilation to previous ES versions is m
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by denisw 8y ago
One important thing to note here is that this goes much further than `private` in TypeScript. The latter is purely a compile-time illusion. If you write `private x`, your objects' x property is still publically accessible and modifiabl
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by denisw 8y ago
Taxonomies seem to be just as problematic in biology as in object-oriented programming. :)
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by denisw 8y ago
It can be read as both an acronym for “Identity and Access Management” and as the phrase “I am”, which also happens to fit the topic of identity.
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by denisw 8y ago
> Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) is a programming paradigm where different components of a computer program are modeled after real-world objects. This is a common, but dangerous way to introduce the object-oriented paradigm. While it
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by denisw 8y ago
That entirely depends on how “popular” is defined. If you mean “preferred choice for greenfield consumer and B2B apps”, then yes, C/C++ would be ranked way lower. But as far as I understand this statistic is based in search results, so
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by denisw 8y ago
Active Expressions seem to essentially be a more seamless and implicit form of Reactive Streams, such as those from the ReactiveX family of libraries [1]. For instance, the first example given by the paper is: var a = 5, b = 6; si
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by denisw 8y ago
Stimulus is not bound to Rails in any way. It‘s just an NPM package which can be used whereever you have a JavaScript bundler setup (e.g., Webpack). I‘m not sure whether there is a build that can be embedded directly with a <script> t
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Apps That Work Natively on the Web and Mobile (Angular Code-Sharing Projects)(blog.angular.io)
1 points by denisw 8y ago|0 comments
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The monad complaint pipeline(argumatronic.com)
2 points by denisw 8y ago|0 comments

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