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by ergo14 6y ago
You do have to maintain features, fix security issues, refactor surfaces get smaller, even unused - bitrotting code generates at least some work.
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by ergo14 6y ago
Interesting, maybe for english speaking only. At least in my experience google has better results and I'm forced to !g often.
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by ergo14 6y ago
Python PyPi downloads are also tracked https://pypistats.org/ . The data is public, nothing wrong with that IMO.
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by ergo14 6y ago
You can do that, I render web components with python. Treat them as black-box custom HTML tags in your server side template.
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by ergo14 6y ago
flash, g, redirect, render_template, request, session etc. Ideally request would be passed to view callables and would not be global. That is completely incompatible change so we will never see that I guess :(
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by ergo14 6y ago
Sure, just be sure to avoid threadlocals and pass them around explicitly!
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by ergo14 6y ago
And who uses react without JSX at any scale?
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by ergo14 6y ago
Send a PR to fix that, the devs will probably appreciate the help.
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Concourse CI 6.0 relased with updated roadmap(blog.concourse-ci.org)
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by ergo14 7y ago
That is an excellent idea!
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by ergo14 7y ago
Yeah, but it only makes sense to do so on a page that already is using react. If you are using some other JS framework it will add 140kb dep on react+react-dom - which might be a problem (or not depending on your use case).
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by ergo14 7y ago
That's not what npm stats show. Rich is good at marketing though.
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by ergo14 7y ago
With ransomware if you get hacked you usually fix your defenses.
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by ergo14 7y ago
And what prevents them from asking again next week. Or forging account ban regardless of ransom.
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by ergo14 7y ago
This is how HTML tags work currently. You are better off with something else if you want to sidestep this. At least for now.
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by ergo14 7y ago
That makes no sense, they are compatible with react, you just need to write more code to use them. https://custom-elements-everywhere.com/ I find it interesting that you blame WC not react devs for the fact they don't
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by ergo14 7y ago
I think you mean you can't have same element redeclared? Then yes this is still the case, and at least for now it will be - for any library that can output custom elements. Every component is a real interactable HTML element, imagine &
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by ergo14 7y ago
You can do that for preact,vue,svelte,angular and others. That should tell something.
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by ergo14 7y ago
And they all work together if you want. I see no problem here.
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by ergo14 7y ago
The link on HN is not a landing page. https://guacamole.apache.org/ - this is and it is very self explanatory to me. `Apache Guacamole is a clientless remote desktop gateway. It supports standard protocols like VNC, RDP, an
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by ergo14 7y ago
I just finished rewrite of big (400+K LOC) 10 year old pylons codebase to pyramid. We were able to share our models, services and 100% template code, and about 80% of view code was untouched. What you want to do is follow this recipe: http
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by ergo14 7y ago
This is the OS you see on LG TV's
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by ergo14 7y ago
I see no connection between WC's and messy code. Can bo good, can be bad.
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by ergo14 7y ago
You are correct, they are pretty low level. You want something like lit-element or stencil (or vue, svelte... etc) on top of them for a pleasant experience.
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by ergo14 7y ago
In fact it looks like it is also webcomponents. https://github.com/ChromeDevTools/devtools-frontend/blob/mas...
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by ergo14 7y ago
You know, chrome UI is also web components in many places.
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by ergo14 7y ago
Yeah, we are running about 400 celery processes over 30 queues and at this point I think I would have noticed :)
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by ergo14 7y ago
Why it still works, no need to refactor the code for the sake of refactoring if this is free work. Change to ES modules would be welcome though.
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by ergo14 7y ago
https://github.com/Pylons/pyramid_openapi3 https://github.com/ergo/pyramid_apispec I'm pretty sure all other popular frameworks have integrations too.
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by ergo14 7y ago
I'm using RhodeCode, and so far it has been working great for both git and mercurial repo hosting - paired with Concourse CI it makes for a great combo.

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