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   by endergen 9y ago

   Both of them have worked together a ton and been in the same circles. Of course they are going to work on similar problem spaces.
2. 62.▲
   by endergen 9y ago

   Oh and regarding your signing requests to ensure other processes can't peak at the server content. I haven't gotten to this, was definitely on the plate, more proving out the approach still. Wrapping various apps and thinking thro
3. 63.▲
   by endergen 9y ago

   Shrinkwrap is basically a local server that hosts a folder of static html/css/js content that is served through an app that is just a full window WebView element. You could use a similar trick of wrapping go code, but instead of a
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   by endergen 9y ago

   This is exactly what it does, wraps WebView. I don't do much Windows desktop programming these days, never have for Linux. I assume there are similar built in webviews that can be used for them too.
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   by endergen 9y ago

   This is exactly it. This is the trade off for smaller size. You could do this approach with node.js as the backend. There are no APIs like file APIs, those would be the first APIs to add for sure.
6. 66.▲
   by endergen 9y ago

   I'm not sure, I just wrapped the project: https://github.com/viliusle/miniPaint
7. 67.▲
   by endergen 9y ago

   Definitely makes sense to. Wanted to make more progress and play with APIs before going wider on platform support.
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   by endergen 9y ago

   I'v been experimenting with trying to make a smaller Electron like Javascript application wrapper. It's called Shrinkray, and only adds 60K of overhead to the size of the app. See: https://github.com/francoislaberg
9. 69.▲
   by endergen 10y ago

   Programming doesn't need automation to reduce a companies needs for programmers. Cloud computing, better open source projects, and basically anything we are excited about reduces how many programmers you need in order to build a set of
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    by endergen 10y ago

    I'd love to see something like what Expo is doing for regular React Native for VR. Even them doing it would be great, I assume that might complicate their branding, but still. https://expo.io/
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    by endergen 10y ago

    Have you guys seen https://runkit.com/ ? I suspect they are using something like docker for snapshot and replaying. I'm sure there are some tricks to be learned from them
12. 72.▲
    by endergen 10y ago

    I'd love to see work on how to visualize processes
13. 73.▲
    by endergen 10y ago

    TL;DR: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IGE
14. 74.▲
    by endergen 10y ago

    Brian Provinciano is a coding machine. Addicted to running things on constrained environments.
15. 75.▲
    by endergen 10y ago

    Any improvements coming for faster hoy module reloading? I get 2s + most of the time
16. 76.▲
    by endergen 10y ago

    This is going to get confused with Pixi, the more and more popular 2D rendering engine for Javascript: http://www.pixijs.com/
17. 77.▲
    by endergen 10y ago

    I think desktop tools with an easy to version control file format fits better with branch based app development. Use Electron and it's super easy. Automatic updates also
18. 78.▲
    by endergen 10y ago

    Or Vector Based Animation tool
19. 79.▲
    by endergen 10y ago

    This is awesome!
20. 80.▲
    by endergen 10y ago

    I've been playing with a real time visualization of various graph visualizations that have nice text DSLs. Current progress is open source and includes an Atom Package for editing and visualizing results on the fly, as well as a comman
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    by endergen 10y ago

    If you do, would love see experiments on that. I do wish NPM would start adding badges or some other meta data to packages that signify that a module has constraints like: - No native code - No module state (No multiple singletons, and ea
22. 82.▲
    by endergen 10y ago

    Addendum: If I recall, when I try GWT way back in the day, they had somehow made it so you can develop your webapps in a single process using a Java debugger.
23. 83.▲
    by endergen 10y ago

    I'd been meaning to try using Electron to debug/run both my node.js backend and my single page web app front end in the same process. With using redux, you'd have a time travel-able single process server and client debug work
24. 84.▲
    by endergen 10y ago

    Calc is programming.
25. 85.▲
    by endergen 10y ago

    This is basically serverless programming as per Parse, Amazon Lambda, Google Cloud Code, and etc.
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    by endergen 10y ago

    The elm lang style architecture is very condusive to games. Collision and global state related AI planning not with standing. Though I feel like if you take the idea of a single app data structure, and you make your code deterministic with
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    by endergen 10y ago

    No, Pixi.js is a better one for 2D games. Redux is sweet though.
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    by endergen 10y ago

    I have a game development background. Did 8 years of C/C++ games for PCs/Consoles. I then switched to web/server development. I've thought of doing something similar as I'm super into React/Redux, but.... Redux
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    by endergen 10y ago

    Git is an epic example of a relatively recent extremely impactful open protocol. OpenGL is another I can think of. I'm sure there are many more. In my opinion, we are in the golden age of open source, with the caveat that big companies
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    by endergen 10y ago

    Agreed. But possible and popularized are two different things.