ergo14

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   by ergo14 9y ago

   Interesting, i get 50kb gzipped in chrome, and 150kb gzipped in firefox.
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   by ergo14 9y ago

   Consult your accountant or lawyer instead of internet. Only then you will be sure.
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   by ergo14 9y ago

   Are you testing under firefox? They are serving some crazy HTML for it - chrome gets much smaller source... like three times smaller.
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   by ergo14 9y ago

   Sounds like a bug with feature detection (YT had a few like that in the past I believe).
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   by ergo14 9y ago

   https://github.com/Polymer/shop/tree/2.0-preview/src - you mean this?
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   by ergo14 9y ago

   Polymer is 35kb, and the markup in my applications has same size roughly that I do with react or angular 1.x. You sure you measured things correctly? That being said 1MB of DOM... It kind of looks machine generated - icon definitions seem t
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   Why TypeScript Is Growing More Popular(thenewstack.io)

   2 points by ergo14 9y ago|0 comments
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   by ergo14 9y ago

   I really wonder where you work then. It sounds really weird.
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   by ergo14 9y ago

   Yeah, sure that is the reason lots of big enterprises adopted it for their front facing products :-)
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    by ergo14 9y ago

    As few others mentioned here - look into Polymer. I used all three Angular, React and Polymer - and for me it feels very natural way to build applications. Companies like MCDonalds, General Electric, IBM, ING, USA Today (gannet), Electronic
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    LG reports best quarterly profit in nearly eight years(reuters.com)

    2 points by ergo14 9y ago|0 comments
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    Debian 9 “stretch” nears release – probably no secure boot support(lists.debian.org)

    7 points by ergo14 9y ago|0 comments
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    by ergo14 9y ago

    A pity - however I always disabled UEFI boot for my partitions... At least the good news is that the release is very near now.
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    More than 800 startups sign letter objecting to plans to kill net neutrality(theverge.com)

    219 points by ergo14 9y ago|148 comments
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    Developers of third-party tools for Elite shut down their tools to put pressure(reddit.com)

    1 points by ergo14 9y ago|0 comments
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    JS poweres new Menu Board software to every McDonald's store in the US(twitter.com)

    1 points by ergo14 9y ago|0 comments
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    Introducing GE’s data visualization framework for IoT(medium.com)

    2 points by ergo14 9y ago|0 comments
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    by ergo14 9y ago

    Heh, in my country we had state funded open source textbooks. Then right wing took over and they scrapped everything just like that.
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    For personal and company sources we use RhodeCode - so we have both Git and mercurial. I was mentioning github because it is the closest thing to social network for open source.
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    It never reached the mass that github has unfortunately.
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    So does Facebook... My company also uses mercurial - I know plenty of people that prefer it over git - but there is no github equivalent for it.
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    Lots of people use and prefer mercurial.
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    I've been using it for at least 2 or 3 years now :-)
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    Correct.
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    Ubuntu Gnome - here I come!
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    Polymer traction is looking good, over 7k people on slack channel, 750 elements on webcomponents.org. And they got first day on google IO this year, youtube main site is being rewritten in it, ING, IBM, GE are using it, so it gets quite a b
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    I like both Vue and Polymer. I've also tried react and while I get it works, I don't really like it. So far Polymer is my go to solution, but Vue is close second. I like the fact that everything (web components) is native to brows
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    I'm using Pyramid on a daily basis. I'm very happy with how everything performs. Things never get in my way and SQLAlchemy is awesome ORM solution. For me pyramid is the sweet spot between microframeworks and django. The team that
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    - FLAVOR: All flavors - HEADLINE: General polish + "good" defaults for non-technical users. - DESCRIPTION: Quite a few releases we had lots of new features, however they all shipped with a LOT of bugs, some small, some big - I wou
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    - Lack of speed? - speed is equal to vue/react in dbmon benchmarks (even with polyfills). - Tooling is quite good, polymer-cli, gulp, grunt support to name the most common stuff. - https://www.webcomponents.org/elements