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by ergo14 10y ago
Yeah - well you can find multiple videos on YT that show you how it helps to position your ship against an enemy that tries to get on your tail using all the vectors that are not possible for planes :-)
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by ergo14 10y ago
I already updated my machine with the latest version. I think there is nothing better out there for users that use not only git but mercurial or legacy systems like svn.
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by ergo14 10y ago
My main problem is that ubuntu is not as reliable as it was few years before as a desktop distribution. I still use it but it has bugs, I would so love for them to just stick to gnome and focus efforts on that :(
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by ergo14 10y ago
For Elite dangerous multi monitor is not enough. You need vertical visibility too for dogfights - gives serious advantage over monitor only players.
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by ergo14 10y ago
I have serious doubts if the "one codebase" is really the best way to go - especially with javascript.
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by ergo14 10y ago
I mean things like chrome developer tools or download page. Polymer itself is developed by Chrome Team btw.
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by ergo14 10y ago
A nice article but neither. The future of the web are webcomponents. So today react/vue - after all they are component frameworks, but tommorow Polymer/Angular2 (or other native web component library) which already has most of its
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by ergo14 10y ago
They are YC company.
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by ergo14 10y ago
whats the problem with using bower (apart being "legacy"), it suddenly stopped working? Not all packages are on npm, i use mix of npm and bower without issues. When the JS community comes up with better npm will people stop using
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by ergo14 10y ago
Then you should look at Polymer. It is just DOM nodes (custom elements_, you can however compose complex applications with it without any trouble. I feel its very straightforward way to build applications and most parts of it are handled
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by ergo14 10y ago
Any chance you also evaluated https://www.nativescript.org/ ? How those two compare?
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by ergo14 10y ago
No as far as I can tell this is not possible - because web components with shadow dom do not leak implementation details. For example you have <video> tag - it has its own internal controls that are not part of the markup - same with
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by ergo14 10y ago
So... how long these batteries last? What about enviromental effect related to their recycling? That information is interesting.
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by ergo14 10y ago
You can also look at RhodeCode CE - supports git/mercurial/svn and has a really nice installer you can use to keep things up to date.
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by ergo14 10y ago
You never had a modern Latitude/XPS laptop in your hands then - every mac person I showed my laptops touchpad admitted that they are equally good. Gestures work perfectly, the cursor never jumps around either - unlike other laptops wit
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by ergo14 10y ago
I like trackpad on my Dell better than on my mbpro. But i think it is matter of personal preference. I like the friction it gives. But keyboard on my dell is leagues ahead of mbp hands down.
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Uniflow-polymer – A straightforward way to architect Polymer application(google.github.io)
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by ergo14 10y ago
Well if you want "big" cases you have Google Play Music, Youtube (gaming site, + the main one is being rewritten right now - you can force beta with some cookies), electronic arts sites like battlefield1 and others. Watch polymer
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by ergo14 10y ago
Look into polymer, its like vue (vue was inspired by it a lot), and it is really small in size (polyfills IF needed weigh only 20kb). And everything is a component - imo this is what Angular 2.x should have been. You just use pure javascrip
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by ergo14 10y ago
Just take information there with a grain of salt. The what to expect in 2017 section says that web components will never gain traction where in fact one of the biggest enterprises in their industries adopted them already: Github, Slack, Com
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by ergo14 10y ago
Well, people use them with angular 1/2 and aurelia so im quite sure it should work with vue/react. I did bundle my components into single file - even throwing in sass compilation so I think the problem is elsewhere ;-)
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by ergo14 10y ago
Weird, vaadin made a compat layer for polymer/angular and it works well. I would expect vuejs would also work reasonably well with proper compat. shim, there is one for vue 1.x.
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by ergo14 10y ago
Interesting - the benchmarks prove otherwise - it is as fast as other new solutions. So i think you never actually used it in production at any scale. If angular 1.5 was OK for thousands of devs over recent years then Polymer that is compar
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by ergo14 10y ago
Polymer elements are "normal" elements so yeah you should be able to do so unless vue does something weird. https://github.com/vuejs/vue-element - this might give some hints.
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by ergo14 10y ago
I would suggest Polymer. Web Standards based - has comprehensive library of elements and polymer itself is a tiny library. I've had very good experience with it - if you know html/JS you will feel at home. As for being "featu
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by ergo14 10y ago
Active shutters are crappy and IMO one of the main reasons why 3D never took of. If you can get a passive 3d 4k panel from LG - great experience and no "half res" problem that full hd lg panels had.
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by ergo14 10y ago
I have xiaomi Mi5 one of their best phones. It is a truly great device - I need nothing more from my phone.
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by ergo14 10y ago
I have lots of classes and method names that are descriptive but also make 80 chars harder to read. In past I've had to sacrifice readibility to follow strict 80 char limit rule it is a bad idea to enforce it. 99% of time you are not d
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by ergo14 10y ago
Yes, there isn't feature parity between pyramid and falcon. You have event system, security abstraction, all kinds of overloading helpers for views and internal machinery that falcon doesn't seem to provide at least from my cursor
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by ergo14 10y ago
Sure, as far as i can tell it was always being updated so far - even without written commitment.

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