drogus

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by drogus 5y ago
Obviously this is a personal preference, but I prefer Rust for web services. And so I have a question - do you have experience in writing web services with Go and/or Rust? I'm often wondering what do people miss when writing Rust
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by drogus 5y ago
I mean, I'm a professional and I'd say "it depends" (as always), but for most of the stuff that I do I would choose Rust, especially if I care about maximum reliability. Go is statically typed, but I've had situatio
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by drogus 5y ago
I don't think that 5 years is needed to feel productive. I started Rust a few years ago, but I dropped it due to lack of time and I remember that I had a really hard time with some of the stuff (most notably futures between async&#x2
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by drogus 5y ago
Just out of curiosity - what kind of service was it? My experience with web services (API and websockets) has been great with Rust and actix, so I'm curious if it might be a difference of the work that needed to be done.
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by drogus 5y ago
My experience differs quite a bit. I did a bit of production code in Go and a bit of Rust as a hobby + one production Rust service. I guess it might depend on the kind of problems that you work on, but for the most part I don't think t
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by drogus 12y ago
This is irrelevant to the changes from the PR. Manual DOM updates are not managed by HTMLBars anyway, regardless of the rendering algorithm. That said, I think that binding classes (like `class={{foo}}`) and updating it through HTMLBars is
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by drogus 12y ago
I'm not saying that the author doesn't know what a framework is in general. What I'm saying is that this article can be boiled down to something like: "Javascript has support for feature X, Y and Z, therefore we don&#x27
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by drogus 12y ago
The author of this article completely ignored all of the features that actually make people use Ember.js. Router, naming conventions, project structure, container to manage objects. It's possible that in the future Ember.js will use pl
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by drogus 13y ago
Nope, I haven't found anything better so far. I have a prototype which I use for myself and I use scraping to get the highlights, but that's far from ideal - not everyone will enter their password for Amazon in a third party appli
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by drogus 13y ago
I was thinking about making a similar product ( http://ciaocards.com/ ), so it's very interesting to see such a thorough post on your journey with your app. When I was evaluating my idea I was mostly worried about a smal
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by drogus 13y ago
Nice, let's fix the problem by hiding it, good thinking out there.
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by drogus 13y ago
The lack of resistance is not a consent.
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by drogus 14y ago
You should use {{#each item in controller}}, otherwise you won't get things like sorting of filtering right. Yes, content is an underlying array, but controller may present it differently (filter out, sort, paginate etc.).
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by drogus 15y ago
tylermenezes: the first "closed/open" thing was done by accident, @homakove didn't reopen it. I closed the second bug as this was just kind of trolling to get attention, there was no point on keeping it open.
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by drogus 15y ago
You can also use rvm with gemsets and just not use bundle exec at all. I'm amazed how quickly people forget about the things that bundler tries to fix. If you don't have any conflicts across your gems, you can basically use bundler as "just