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by ergo14 10y ago
Polymer already fills that nieche I believe, except TS (it uses plain ES6).
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by ergo14 10y ago
Looking at the docs this looks a bit like Polymer 2.0, except not using ES6 but TS. I like it.
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by ergo14 10y ago
Pyramid is feature complete as a framework in my opinion - with defaults requires less thinking vs. lets say flask - the resulting applications will be more elegant and better organized (partly because it doesn't use globals eveywhere)
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by ergo14 10y ago
You know that pyramid powers some of the most important infrastructure for python? Like new version of PYPI ( https://pypi.org/ )? And lots of big organizations use it - like Mozilla or NASA, sites like Reddit still use pylon
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by ergo14 10y ago
No - Polymer is not a web standard - Web components are ( https://www.webcomponents.org/specs ) - and are implemented as a standard (its not fragmented all vendors agreed on v1.0, chrome, safari, opera already ship with them,
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by ergo14 10y ago
I'd expect someone who is "in this game for many years" to know better.
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by ergo14 10y ago
If you like component approach, take a look at Polymer, I'm right now working with react, and while it is OK, I've found that web standards based approache to components is better. And web components can be used in react or other
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by ergo14 10y ago
> Where do these anti-React (anti-spa?) people come from Are you implying that react-way is the only way of doing SPA-s? > Do you think the web Peaked with Perl-based CGI-scripts I think your comment is just rude. There are plenty of
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by ergo14 10y ago
There are other solutions out there: polymer, skatejs, x-tags, vue, angular, aurelia. Some of them are more interoperable with others and can be use in multiple projects using different frameworks - I'd like this to be the norm.
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by ergo14 10y ago
At this point I have to use react more or less. It is a ghetto. React vs the world. I'd like to have more than one option to use here.
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by ergo14 10y ago
Why in the world everything needs to be made with react that makes it incompatible/hard to integrate with any other frameworks?
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by ergo14 10y ago
Go with what you like. Take a look at Polymer documentation - it is very easy to pick up and works like a charm. I prefer it to react and angular nowdays. You will still be able to use redux/whatever with it.
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by ergo14 10y ago
Yeah, I've been using polymer for quite a bit of time. It is very easly to pick up, small, fast and interoperable with everything else.
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by ergo14 10y ago
> Redux, React Golden cage then eh? Nah, I'd rather go with polymer instead which is much closer to DOM and is a small library indeed (It's not like redux is working only for react). And without polyfills I'm looking int
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by ergo14 10y ago
Still, use postgres ;) There are a few pure-python drivers you can use if you need that (oursql?).
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by ergo14 10y ago
Pick up Witcher 3 - it is excellend and fun game compared to Skyrim. Plus it treats you like an adult when it comes to choices you are given.
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by ergo14 10y ago
Same here... I tried to like Skyrim a lot (using SE edition), and its just a very boring sandbox.
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by ergo14 10y ago
Well, I'd say those are jerks that I would not want to work with in the first place. So because Uber made some mistakes it is OK to blame random workers board failings? Fuck logic. Google, FB, $INSERTWHATVER here can also make a mistak
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by ergo14 10y ago
> I think it's a common misconception that JavaScript isn't an elegant language. 1 + 'a' = "1a", I've seen more ellegant solutions, I'd love JS to be strongly typed at least (without typescript).
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by ergo14 10y ago
In Poland at least you have Physics and Math that you have to pass like on other engineering fields. And you have to create thesis work that you have to defend in front of jury to get your degree. I'd expect it would be similar in Fran
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by ergo14 10y ago
http://techrights.org/2017/02/20/article-about-microsoft-cul... - Really?
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by ergo14 10y ago
But are they still taking money from vendors over possibly bogus patent claims?
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by ergo14 10y ago
And I find it interesting that people suddenly claim MS is now the "good guy" and is friendly to OS community.
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The Polymer 2.0 Release Candidate is available and ready for use(polymer-project.org)
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by ergo14 10y ago
Microsoft also threatens lawsuits to Android companies if I'm not mistaken.
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by ergo14 10y ago
OR better yet - just install rhodecode, use Git/mercurial however you want + you get awesome code review.
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by ergo14 10y ago
Have you actually used godot? It has "read" 2d mode, that makes it interesting enough - and there are multiple commercial titles built in it. In general I agree with you - but saying that "you should use Unreal/Unity&quo
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by ergo14 10y ago
Nah, I'd rather stick to polymer instead + redux/uniflow :-) Or i'd go with vue/react as alternative - is the whole react ecosystem compatible with preact?
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by ergo14 10y ago
Try giving pyramid + sqlalchemy a shot. Way less magic, everything feels very pythonic and its a very mature stack that can scale really well.
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by ergo14 10y ago
I'm an experienced player using HOTAS setup and its not enough. You need eye/head tracking if you are doing complex manouvers, I run sometimes out of fingers/buttons :D

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