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by efortis 1y ago
Projectional Editing can be done with text sources. Here’s an old video of JetBrains MPS rendering a table from code https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XolJx4GfMmg&t=63s I’m hoping for an IDE able to render dictionaries as
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by efortis 1y ago
Related: A two-server infrastructure using VNET jails https://blog.uxtly.com/freebsd-jails-network-setup
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Ahead of Time Fetch for SPAs(github.com)
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by efortis 1y ago
- Needless guards, e.g. `if (document) document.body…` in the browser. - Backwards compatibility, "This way handles version X, which end-of-life was 10 years ago." - Unit tests with too much overlap. "Should add positive nums
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by efortis 1y ago
If the problem is simple enough for top-down design, I write signatures along with comments with i/o examples. But if I need to explore stuff, I ask for some example and then re-prompt it top-down.
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by efortis 1y ago
> At worst it's unnecessary Not really. The problem goes beyond re-rendering 15 times. For instance, how do you instrument usage? It can’t be simply debounced. Similarly, you’ll be making unnecessary requests. e.g., we need to fetch
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by efortis 1y ago
Yes, but in all fairness that’s React 16.8+ (2019) Before that you could write: class Page extends React.Component { componentWillReceiveProps(nextProps) { if (nextProps.url !== this.props.url) logVisit(nextProps.url,
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by efortis 1y ago
Fun fact: my coworkers who use “Show whitespace chars” in their IDE find the padding too distracting. So for them I switch my font before sharing my screen. I got used to the padding in a few minutes, the first version had a 1/4 space
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by efortis 1y ago
My programming font. It’s proportional and uppercase letters have a 1/3 of a space of left padding. Proportional because they are faster to read in general, and the padding makes reading camel-case faster as well. https://gi
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by efortis 1y ago
In 2009, I recorded a few Flash websites with 3D, videos, and parallax motions. Here’s an inspiring one: https://x.com/efortis/status/1879712687896289471
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by efortis 1y ago
The most inspiring post I've seen here is SketchLab (2022). https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32294388 I know why, but it’s too personal to say it here. But I can say that it’s on the same list I have Skecthpad (196
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by efortis 1y ago
I like IntelliJ’s Github plugin for reviewing PRs. It’s nice for adding bookmarks and code folding.
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by efortis 1y ago
In my experience, if they don’t have a clear procedure, they’ll just waste your time, and treat you as a criminal. Also, they might have one but the same will happen if their security flaw is key to their differentiating feature. It took me
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Show HN: Minimal class-based store for React(gist.github.com)
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by efortis 1y ago
You can allow safe inline CSS with a nonce. For example: <style nonce="sha256-Ce2SAZQd/zkqF/eKoRIUmEqKy31enl1LPzhnYs3Zb/I="> html { background: red } </style> And a CSP like this de
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by efortis 1y ago
That the same people you admire will destroy your job. - I was a Flash developer and Steve Jobs killed Flash with the iPhone. In all fairness, for its security problems. - So I went to infrastructure and then Bezos released AWS. - So back t
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by efortis 1y ago
yes, that’s the downside, focus is lost on init()
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by efortis 1y ago
I use a helper similar to React.createElement. const state = { count: 0 } const init = () => document.body.replaceChildren(App()) init() function App() { return ( h('div', null, h('output&#x
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by efortis 1y ago
4. Encrypted traffic hoarders would have to break more certs.
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by efortis 1y ago
Motivation primarily. Then, trying to be aware of when I context switch.
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by efortis 1y ago
You can also use long polling, which keeps alive a connection so the server can respond immediately when there’s new data. For example: Server const LONG_POLL_SERVER_TIMEOUT = 8_000 function longPollHandler(req, response) { &#x2F
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by efortis 2y ago
Sounds interesting, could you add some video demo?
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by efortis 2y ago
Another option is using JavaScript to inject elements that need JS.
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by efortis 2y ago
If you are curious about a two-server infra with FreeBSD VNET jails: https://blog.uxtly.com/freebsd-jails-network-setup
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by efortis 2y ago
It’s helpful for preserving the focused element when updating the UI state. AFAIK, that’s not a trivial problem. Other than that you can pretty much get away with a small createElement helper like this one: https://github.com&#x2
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by efortis 2y ago
Same here, we had an IE8 bug that prevented the initial voice over of the screen reader (JAWS). No dev could reproduce it because we all had DevTools open.
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by efortis 2y ago
I’d guess it stands for highlight. For example a modal is often highlighted by dimming and blurring the background.
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by efortis 2y ago
FWIW, my rules of thumb for those questions: > Which language(s) do I use? The one I know best. If I can’t choose it, I embrace it (don’t fight it to make it look like another language) --- > Which frameworks do I use? I rephrase it t
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by efortis 2y ago
Why CSS Modules are so unpopular?
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by efortis 2y ago
Nice list! If you need a pixel ruler, ⇧⌘4 and hit Escape to discard the screenshot

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