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dylanowen
4y ago
You can read your open api spec or wsdl without a tool but why would you? It's the same for the graphql schema.
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4y ago
Yeah good point. I would not enjoy adding Scala throughout an established Java project unless I could really compartmentalize it
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4y ago
I was pretty skeptical of this and yes I'd rather not have null at all. In practice though I've found the boundary with Java for my scala projects to be very small. This is definitely a function of what you're building but th
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4y ago
Java has immutability and more powerful types than go. Also considering how easy it is to intermix jvm languages you could add in scala or kotlin for truly powerful type systems without null.
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5y ago
For me (5'9") it'd be about 5.5km. 2k steps is about a mile
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5y ago
Yeah I've had good success with patching apps. If the app complains the phone is an emulator, just patch the byte code that is checking for emulators too :)
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5y ago
Like https://mermaid.live/ ?
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5y ago
Same here, I have a makefile in every project.
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5y ago
Viz.js had some hard coded memory limits last time I checked. You can work around them on load, but it's annoying. Edit: GraphQL Voyager has the memory increase hack https://github.com/APIs-guru/graphql-voyager
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5y ago
https://github.com/hpcc-systems/hpcc-js-wasm was pretty easy to integrate into my last project
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5y ago
Graphviz is one of my favorite tools. I use it for most of my diagraming https://github.com/dylanowen/mdbook-graphviz and I use it as debugging output when I'm working through graph problems.
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5y ago
100% agree. After postman asked me to make an account I uninstalled it and have been building my own. It's not all wired together yet but I'm using this fork of https://github.com/dylanowen/dot-http/tree&
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6y ago
I felt the same way so have switched completely to taking nodes using https://github.com/rust-lang/mdBook I back everything up in a private git repo and then use various plugins built on top of mdbook to get all the fu
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6y ago
Your theory sounds reasonable but in the case of webex it's using ultrasound put out from the displays to figure out which room you're in. https://help.webex.com/en-us/WBX89838/What-is-Cisco-Intellig...
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7y ago
I've been using https://github.com/rust-lang/mdBook with plugins: https://github.com/dylanowen/mdbook-graphviz the plugins are all done via stdio so any language works
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7y ago
My 16GB of ram starts running out after a few instances of IntelliJ + docker. Also I can't compile servo and run IntelliJ at the same time which really slows down turn around. That's not even accounting for Firefox + other program