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by electrotype 8y ago
It's not a problem on your side. It happens on all sites with material icons... But thanks. I'm just trying to use the smart people on Hacker News to help me with my issue! :-P
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by electrotype 8y ago
I'm using Firefox and the "Material Icons" icons are never displayed properly... Any idea why? https://i.imgur.com/Y06PbsL.png
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by electrotype 8y ago
I'm not an expert, but what is the difference between a plain old ESB and what we now call an "API Gateway" or "API Manager" (such as Kong or WSO2) in the world of microservices? I know of some architectures where t
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by electrotype 8y ago
Can someone please compare both? Does the fact that Minizone is based on "async_hooks" make it more future proof? Less hacky?
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by electrotype 9y ago
I agree. Using classes for entities allows you to use libraries such as https://github.com/typestack/class-transformer And allows you to use "instanceof". User defined type guards for interfaces are hackish
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by electrotype 9y ago
That gets my vote too. JRebel works well, but we need an official and free tool.
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by electrotype 9y ago
It does : https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Using_CSS_v...
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by electrotype 9y ago
I'm still using Jquery and some of the millions js libraries available only when you do not bind yourself to a SPA framework taking control of the DOM. And it work pretty well I must say! My opinion is that for 80% of the websites out
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by electrotype 9y ago
Check https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzkRVzciAZg
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by electrotype 9y ago
Have a look at https://github.com/Aris-t2/CustomCSSforFx , it can do many things, even if it's not a perfect Classic Theme Restorer replacement.
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by electrotype 9y ago
I work at a place where our websites should definitely be about informations and accessibility. But the pression to use SPAs in order to "be cool" is so strong, almost nobody questions this decision. Most seem to think that if y
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by electrotype 9y ago
Please Firefox developers : always keep in mind that power users are loyal to Firefox for some specific reasons. One of those reasons is that Firefox is, by far, the browser with the most customizable interface. The "Customize..."
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Ask HN: How is HTML client-side testing done by big companies such as Google?
8 points by electrotype 9y ago|3 comments
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by electrotype 9y ago
I didn't know that, thanks!
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by electrotype 9y ago
As long as you start ConEmu with "-run {bash}", everything works very well, yes.
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by electrotype 9y ago
I had to test a couple of variations before being happy because the same colors are used in all types of terminal (I use regular cmd and Bash). Sometimes one color is great in one type of terminal but is clashing with another color, for a p
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by electrotype 9y ago
The problem with WSL is that it's young so some integrations are still not perfect. For example, the integration with VSCode : https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/25033 https://github.c
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by electrotype 9y ago
I use it with ConEmu and I like my colors... Everything is configurable. http://i.imgur.com/BHDxdOJ.png
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by electrotype 10y ago
> Makes a difference: Same people can maintain it without too much friction. For a very small team, I guess it makes sense. I would still prefere to be able to use Java/Kotlin/C# on the server and on the client then. Or even Da
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by electrotype 10y ago
But Javascript fans often also say the server should only be a REST API, consumed by the client side, and not bound to it. What that means is : 1) It makes no difference at all if is the server is implemented using a different language than
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by electrotype 10y ago
You can have a lot of interactivity with plain Javascript + some Ajax requests, without the need for the application to be a single page developed using an almighty framework. Classic websites are not synonym of "static documents"
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by electrotype 10y ago
This is a huge release for the Angular team, I'm happy for them and I don't want to sound like I'm "attacking" them with such question. Also, english is not my main language so maybe I don't understand perfectl
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by electrotype 10y ago
Serious question : Why are SPA frameworks so popular these days? When someone asks "What should I use for web development?", It's now all about React/Angular/Ember/etc. But when I look at how are built the site
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by electrotype 10y ago
Reminds me of Agile...
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by electrotype 10y ago
I've worked a couple of years with C# and, indeed, my love for "I" prefixed interfaces comes from there! In fact, Allman [0] is also my favorite indent style, but I've done much more Java than C# in my life, and I'm
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by electrotype 10y ago
Of course it's not. Still, there are a lot of people who don't really care about node.js and other trendy "tech of the year". We wrote about Java and the choices we made for Spincast here: https://www.spincast
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by electrotype 10y ago
https://www.spincast.org No comments at all on my "Show HN" thread! ;-) But it's not that surprising since it's a new Java web framework (and it's still in beta). The development goes very well though! W
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by electrotype 10y ago
Modern JVM based frameworks are far from being "monsters", and you have a lot, lot of choices! Many of them have an embedded HTTP server so they are very easy to develop and deploy. In case you want to investigate some: - https:&
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by electrotype 10y ago
A little bit off topic, but I would like to hear more about using Solr [1] instead of any "real" NoSQL databases. I don't have experience with MongoDb and such, but I've always asked myself why someone wouldn't use
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Show HN: Spincast – Java web framework(spincast.org)
2 points by electrotype 10y ago|0 comments

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