dimgl

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   by dimgl 4y ago

   Thanks for sharing this. I have to admit, this is an absurd amount of code for a todo app. Is there a specific goal you had in mind when creating this? Are you trying to show the capabilities of SSR (or maybe Redux)?
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   by dimgl 4y ago

   Yep, you nailed it. I've been looking at low-JS and vanilla JS again recently given the amount of hype around these kinds of frameworks (and the perceived maturity of the browser). It still has the same problems you describe. You worde
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   by dimgl 4y ago

   I gotta say, if you need another tool to make your tool somewhat usable, that tool probably isn't very good in the first place? Lol
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   by dimgl 4y ago

   I definitely feel this a bit. I had to onboard onto Ruby and Rails recently and I truly hate it. That being said, the reason why it wasn't an absolute nightmare for me is because I have good foundational skills and I genuinely enjoy so
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   by dimgl 4y ago

   I didn't realize the UI I designed for Gremlin was a TODO app. https://www.gremlin.com/ I made it in 2017 and it's still in use today.
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   by dimgl 4y ago

   I think you're seriously underestimating Heroku's competition here.
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   by dimgl 4y ago

   If you want it to be satire, sure :D
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   by dimgl 4y ago

   Here am I just using React with no issues :shrug:
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   by dimgl 4y ago

   I'm not sure you realize just how quickly that can all go away (and does). Blockchain companies are a dime a dozen. They don't all last forever.
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    by dimgl 4y ago

    I think you're overreacting (and I think the comments here are overly negative). Web tooling is better than ever. I can very quickly spin up a full-fledged production grade app with very little investment. I don't worry about bloc
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    by dimgl 4y ago

    I didn't even notice... 1Password is great. There are some minor issues here and there but it always feels like they very quickly patch it up.
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    by dimgl 4y ago

    How are they not competitive?
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    by dimgl 4y ago

    Nowadays there are many solutions that aren't AWS. Render, Porter, Fly.io to name a few.
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    by dimgl 4y ago

    I love this. I'm going to try using this going forward. Edit: I just added this into my editor but it's not highlighted by default. I wonder if there's a way to highlight it.
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    by dimgl 4y ago

    It's likely because it is an order of magnitude harder to use Rust.
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    by dimgl 4y ago

    This article should get unflagged. This is an eloquently written article and a good discussion about Golang. I think we need more articles critical of Golang. Edit: I'm really shocked by the downvotes. Can someone explain why my commen
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    by dimgl 4y ago

    That's pretty interesting. I haven't worked with Elixir in many years, I'll take a look.
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    by dimgl 4y ago

    I'm going to sound very elitist, but there is 0 chance I'm going to use Java. Aside from my own bad experiences with Java in a professional setting, .NET Core is now a thing, and I'm actually very experienced with C#, so I&#x
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    by dimgl 4y ago

    To be frank I really don't want to deal with Rust's complexity.
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    by dimgl 4y ago

    I liked the article. I think it was really well written and these are great points. So if not Go, then what's the alternative? I too am starting to feel a bit burnt out by some of Go's deficiencies, but one of the things I really
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    by dimgl 4y ago

    Fly.io and Render have been pretty impressive to use on personal projects.
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    by dimgl 4y ago

    Hey, does this exist for video game animation? I was extremely disappointed with an online school I recently went to for video game animation (the classes were way too spread apart and while the modeling sections were interesting, I really
23. 503.▲
    by dimgl 4y ago

    I’ve had none of these issues. `tsc` should work for you out of the box. It also uses Rollup for bundling, so there is no reason you can’t build production packages with it.
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    by dimgl 4y ago

    +1, Vite is incredible
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    by dimgl 4y ago

    Wow... this is so seamless I didn't even notice VSCode using `deno fmt` under the hood. I'm gonna have to double check to make sure I don't have Prettier running.
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    by dimgl 4y ago

    Yeah I recently went through something similar too. Spent a ton of time just digging through GitHub issues. Basically I've been dealing with the ESM changes. Add in the TypeScript complexity and all of the sudden I've now spent ho
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    by dimgl 4y ago

    I've been trying Deno on a personal project and it keeps impressing me more and more. If Deno continues to improve like this, I can see it being the future of JavaScript development. This might go against the grain nowadays, but I&#x27
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    by dimgl 4y ago

    Last I heard, Twitter has internal tooling that allows moderators to shadowban or suppress.
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    by dimgl 5y ago

    This is absolutely absurd. This is ammunition for others to not take the Node.js community seriously.
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    by dimgl 5y ago

    This actually bit me multiple times. I started leaking server-side code to the client, which completely turned me off. Also I've been in several arguments with Remix community members as to why middleware is necessary for server-side f