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by ehutch79 6y ago
It's not like those widgets need a full routing system with ssr, etc. Even with vue, you can just drop that component on the page.
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by ehutch79 6y ago
This is pretty spot on. The problem isn't JS, it's people turning small blogs, brochure sites, static pages, etc into SPAs
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by ehutch79 6y ago
But... We need our app to be accessible on essentially 4 different platforms. Even if we had the resources to code and maintain four native applications, getting users to update is like pulling teeth. Full page loads are out, because we don
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by ehutch79 6y ago
I mean, if you don't know it's a library, you may think this is the 'other' choice.
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by ehutch79 6y ago
Doesn't the protocol detect device changes?
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by ehutch79 6y ago
Vue is the 3rd in framework ranks... and like the 16th ranked? "Testing Library" is the top testing library apparently? Had to check that this was an actual library, I'm sure many people just left it as a 'whatever'
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by ehutch79 6y ago
It’s open source. I’m sure they’re accepting pull requests.
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by ehutch79 6y ago
For a blog page, especially something as simple as what's linked to, coding html and css by hand is very simple. It's a blog, not a full blown app.
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by ehutch79 6y ago
I'm very glad the author actually said this: ``` You don’t need Wordpress, or Hugo to put a blog online, or Angular, React or Next.js to put a web page online. Raw HTML and CSS do the job. That being said, you’ll need to pick up some t
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by ehutch79 6y ago
You can't be the only app doing this. Others must have been approved. How did they handle it?
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by ehutch79 6y ago
Your users will absolutely tap X. They will find your app is broken.
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by ehutch79 6y ago
Only if he also makes funny videos on how to pirate software? As noted above, that's a good chunk of videos on the channel that got removed
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by ehutch79 6y ago
I can't think of a worse idea than telling people their mobile app should be scrapping their desktop page for data.
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by ehutch79 6y ago
It's definitely unfair. But yeah, there's a lot of SPAs that are 1) not treeshaken, and 2) probably don't need to be SPAs. things like loading a whole mapping library, when it's used on one page that maybe 10% of users w
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by ehutch79 6y ago
on the front end i just hit that check_token endpoint every five minutes or so. I'm really not sure that a refresh token on the front end actually provides that much security. Also, this is all just one way of doing it.
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by ehutch79 6y ago
I'm definitely not questions if your doing things securely or not. Just if maybe needlessly complex. I'll describe what i'm doing, as the code is kind of old. * I have a token model that stores a uuid and the relevant user an
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by ehutch79 6y ago
It didn't for me either. He keeps talking about standalone installers. Not clear he's actually talking about delta updates?
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by ehutch79 6y ago
The article isn't clear that he's talking about delta updates from one version to the next.
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by ehutch79 6y ago
I would honestly question if you actually need JWT anyways. jwt is useful for independently verified auth tokens. i.e. service a auths the user, generates a token that says ' this is definitely my user with this data'. service b c
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by ehutch79 6y ago
Why would installing from source change things. Without finding/fixing the bug, you're just using the same compiled code as before
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by ehutch79 6y ago
That's kind of the point though? It's nuts, but you can still manage to do it. Maybe a handful of people would ever actually need to do it, so why would it be a default, or even an option people might accidently set?
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by ehutch79 6y ago
To be clear, my point here is that just because something is handed off, does not mean it's existence is reset or something.
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by ehutch79 6y ago
but the file was stuff generated with abbyy, even if you give it to someone else.
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by ehutch79 6y ago
Someone buys a bottle coke They shake it up a lot They hand me said bottle of coke I open it, and get sprayed by fizz THAT IS CLEARLY THE COCA-COLA COMPANIES FAULT!
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by ehutch79 6y ago
To quote: """But Apple didn’t tell me that I can’t upgrade to Big Sur when I use ABBYY"""
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by ehutch79 6y ago
How does it handle column and row based permissions?
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by ehutch79 6y ago
Yeah, but what is the use case here? I mean, the author pointed out that it's possible to do, but who needs to do this and why?
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by ehutch79 6y ago
Apple has a lot of shit they need to fix in macOS and the accompanying apps. That said, the author of this article is clearly an ass, and i have a hard time being sympathetic. Assuming the pdf is actually in spec, which it's probably n
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by ehutch79 6y ago
How do you think this transition has gone badly? For the average, normal human, they won't notice which platform they're on. Only someone with a niche need will have any issues. and those issues are being fixed rapidly. While ther
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by ehutch79 6y ago
I deploy on linux, but dev on macOS without a vm or docker or anything. If you're not doing anything OS dependant, which most web apps don't, you can run everything natively.

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