ergo14

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   by ergo14 10y ago

   "Does the additional patent grant in the Facebook BSD+Patents license terminate if Facebook sues me for patent infringement first, and then I respond with a patent counterclaim against Facebook." No, unless your patent counterclai
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   by ergo14 10y ago

   Go on - tell us what is his agenda?
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   by ergo14 10y ago

   So, what do you use instead?
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   by ergo14 10y ago

   Cant say its "additional" but Polymer + it's material design components work great on both desktop and mobile.
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   by ergo14 10y ago

   Life support? They posted their numbers and they are doing great. New content is being added quite often.
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   by ergo14 10y ago

   Whats wrong with vulcanizing? The product is the same you would get with grunt/gulp and what people were doing for years building their js files. Is bower less reliable than npm? (I do more python work than JS)
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   by ergo14 10y ago

   Any article how they stopped the lawsuits?
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   Pattern Library – shared vocabulary of UI components(ux.contactlab.com)

   2 points by ergo14 10y ago|0 comments
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   by ergo14 10y ago

   Great - did they stop suing linux users yet?
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    But how can you be sure the problem is not in specific element implementation? DBMonster tests show that performance in rendering is ok. FWIW - I develop on firefox with shady DOM and then test in full shadow DOM in chromium - performance w
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    Have you actually benchmarked polymer in a non-chrome browser? It is much faster than Angular - somewhere around React performance. Polymer is picked up by big companies already whereas "no one"(big) is using angular 2.x for now.
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    Ofcourse, tons of "enterprises", ING, Comcast, Salesforce, IBM, General Electric, Electronic Arts, (Slack?) and Google (obviously). There are also tons of components to pick from, someone is obviously building them. We are rewriti
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    It is interesting how people are debating here, angular this, react that... Yet there is Polymer that just works, has a great ecosystem, awesome material design support and is a breeze to work with (+ its fast too). Right now there was 2.0
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    Big file support - this is important for asset management in game dev for example. First class windows support.
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    I love trackpoints :)
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    I got a 14 inch Dell e6470 with 4 physical cpu cores - its stellar machine, everything is working using OS drivers from kernel - I love it - you might consider that - I like this machine way better than the late 2014 macbook pro (13 inch) m
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    Quite a bit - its powered by c3.js - which is what we are using for AppEnlight - its quite powerful(and fast).
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    Polymer JS 2.0 Preview announced(polymer-project.org)

    7 points by ergo14 10y ago|0 comments
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    You know you can use IntelliJ with python (you get pycharm like experience)
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    All browsers lower than IE11 are NOT supported by microsoft and are a security risk. People should not support them, a lot of websites like youtube and others will not really function correctly in them.
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    Yup, lots of people, we are creating some new components for RhodeCode using Polymer right now. Whole team is very pleased in how nice it is to work with it. Companies like EA, IBM, General Electric or Salesforce use it in production. Works
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    Clearly you don't have children yet. I like my little one to have a safe green place to play and invite friends to. Or just enjoy some clean air :-) I'm not an American nor do I live there. There is a reason so many people like li
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    I'm not sure I'm convinced by "different problem explanation" - in both cases you produce a reusable component to use in your application. > WebComponents provide strong encapsulation for reusable components, while Re
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    I'm still puzzled people choose react over W3C HTML standards like web components. It just doesn't make sense unless you want to support IE9/10.
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    Postgresql 9.4/9.5 offers nice support for JSON type data structures, if someone wants to iterate fast - maybe they should start with that as a baseline.
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    Same here, hangouts is one of best working solutions for me and my family on variety of devices and operating systems.
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    > I just spent the last two weeks setting up a boilerplate Two weeks for setting up boilerplate? Is that normal for react?
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    Chrome 53 Beta: Shadow DOM version 1(blog.chromium.org)

    4 points by ergo14 10y ago|0 comments
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    Mozilla uses Pyramid, Django and Flask applications as far as I can tell.
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    It is quite scary for me to read that people have serious issues upgrading their frameworks, wouldn't it be better to use pyramid (or flask eventually) instead? It is very mature and well supported - and the upgrades are usually painle