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elviejo
2y ago
Ever since I discovered Scroll notation (called particle notation at the time). I have thought that this technology looks very interesting to define DSLs. Butthe amount of technologies related to Scroll is overwhelming. It seems I'm no
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ScrollMasters: A Class on Scroll Techologies
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If you want a freeze as in freedom solution. https://jitsi.org/user-faq/
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Strong Startup Advice
(breckyunits.com)
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Parsers: A Language for Making Languages
(sdk.scroll.pub)
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elviejo
2y ago
This is a different way to make languages, beyond Yacc and Antlr.
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elviejo
2y ago
Some people like to feel superior to other people... those kinds will always gravitate to places with artificial latter's or levels were they can be at some place higher than the bottom. That includes teaching. Really great professors
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elviejo
2y ago
There have been 3 videos to develop this DSL. 1st the original idea: https://breckyunits.com/oneTextarea.html Then an implementation https://www.youtube.com/live/97T0TaYTYrw?si=_3MxIHaQ0HVWwMS4 And the
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Show HN: Scroll Forms
(hub.scroll.pub)
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Breck Yunits continues working in scroll. On this demo in the textarea you can see a code editor to submit a form. What makes it special is that DSL used to create the form is the same DSL used to send the form by email.
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elviejo
2y ago
As a youtube premium subscriber... since I'm already paying let me set my home screen only to my subscriptions. Also let me opt-out of the algoritm.
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elviejo
2y ago
Try josnata.org I have tried jq, jmespath, yq and Jsonata was the best for me.
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elviejo
2y ago
I agree when the datastructure is a Tree there is nothing better than xpath. That's why wheb working with Json I Love Jsonata.org And it's not surprise is that good the creator of jsonata is on the xpath and xquery commites.
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2y ago
But with GPL you are warranted the freedom to fork and even build your own company on top of that. Look at MariaDB. It was forked from MySQL once oracle decided they didn't want to invest heavily on a competitor from their product. In
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elviejo
2y ago
That is why Free(dom) software is better than "open source". Free software is committed to sharing values.
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The AGPL just means that any other entity (amazon) building a business on top of it, including just hosting the code must release their copy of the sofware and their modifications. They can charge for the software and hosting, they just mu
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elviejo
2y ago
This is the correct life hack. is approximate enough to give you an idea. and easy enough to do mentally
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elviejo
2y ago
Just imagine that is: - docker image - vscode preibstalled - and everything used the same programming language.
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elviejo
3y ago
Marcel, will you do an scheme and polymorphic identifier for webdav?
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elviejo
3y ago
Reality is a graph. We understand it as a multi-tree. But we write it in lists.
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elviejo
3y ago
I'm in the same boat. I've been looking at this space since (P)NaCL With a nagging question in my mind: What does this do that we couldn't do with Java Applets? So far the response is very few things and a lot less. On the f
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3y ago
Other team ask themselves that question and created WASIX. I'm looking into it. Because to me it seems only logical, to have POSIX that can work on the web.
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elviejo
3y ago
What you are looking for is: BPMN Sketch Miner. It's a domain specific language for creating BPMN diagrams. The syntax is very simple (deceitfully so). If you read their introductory book, you will be able to create process diagrams
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sarcasm doesn't translate well in text form.
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This is the link to watch live (I had problems finding it) And it seems the live player doesn't work on chrome. But I use the "mpv" player. https://emacsconf.org/2023/watch/gen/
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There is also Rash: Racket Shell that looks súper interesting. https://youtu.be/yXcwK3XNU3Y?si=XuABEBZReyfhraAh Haven't tried it though.
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Code complexity In software is measured using: - lines of code - ciclomatic complexity aka McCabe's complexity (branches) - dependency on external modules - Halstead metrics (volume of code). Go to Wikipedia for those concepts.
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Organice is org-mode but as react apt. they have pretty complete parser. https://github.com/200ok-ch/organice#background-information
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3y ago
That page is for the black and white version. They released that product a couple of years ago.
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3y ago
"The F-law of averages"... Is a great book to understand why averages are a misleading metric...
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