ex3ndr

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   by ex3ndr 6y ago

   I am saying about blocking native main thread not js one for sure. 90% of the time people saying it is not shutter are 1) use very simple ui that does nothing or 2) it shutter they just have low bar for Android in general.
2. 242.▲
   by ex3ndr 6y ago

   I stopped measuring sizes unfortunatelly, since nowadays you can cut heavy native part to pieces and deliver them separately and native part is out of my concern. We use webrtc anyway, so it won't be super light. I could recommend RN i
3. 243.▲
   by ex3ndr 6y ago

   Jeeez, i had zero issues with 3rd party libraries because of JS. 90% of a time it is iOS changed it's behavior or yet another bug on android.
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   by ex3ndr 6y ago

   This is so sad that i wasted time explaining something while you don't even know that typescript is statically typed language. That's the whole reasoning behind typescript. It is more powerful because it flexible because it's
5. 245.▲
   by ex3ndr 6y ago

   Our app is much better written in RN than the one i built in native code. RN doesn't have native bugs - they are worked around unlike pure native development when you have to live with them. Have you tried to customize UINavigationCont
6. 246.▲
   by ex3ndr 6y ago

   All Android API executes animations on main thread except for vector animations, but in reality you need transitions to be fast.
7. 247.▲
   by ex3ndr 6y ago

   I have an idea about an article unfortunately I can’t write in polite way about this issue, will try again soon.
8. 248.▲
   by ex3ndr 6y ago

   No problem, you write this code once and reuse everywhere and you fixing bugs for all apps instead of hacking all by yourself for each platform. After coding for more than 10 years RN approach is so much better than native one.
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   by ex3ndr 6y ago

   Very cool! I just really recommend to use our library ( https://github.com/openland/react-native-fast-animations ) for non interactive animations like appearing and disappearing. Since iOS and Android could block UI thre
10. 250.▲
    by ex3ndr 6y ago

    i bet you missed the times when uTorrent turned on uTP and almost everywhere in the world ISP hardware just failed because of x100 traffic.
11. 251.▲
    by ex3ndr 6y ago

    React is not a framework. Ant Design is also not a framework, as SQLAlchemy.
12. 252.▲
    by ex3ndr 6y ago

    I bet they could not. It will ruin whole internet with little gain since you still need application level pings anyway because issue could be in a broken server, not on TCP level.
13. 253.▲
    by ex3ndr 6y ago

    Aha, show me how i can access low level TCP stuff from JS. Browsers could do this, but they would not.
14. 254.▲
    by ex3ndr 6y ago

    Yes, but nats is dead simple
15. 255.▲
    by ex3ndr 6y ago

    No one cares about server side pings. On server it is not an issue at all - feel free to hold dead connections for a while. Networking issues are always on customer side, you have to detect it from the app otherwise it will literally freeze
16. 256.▲
    by ex3ndr 6y ago

    does developing for NATS is so much harder than for cloud provided pubsub?
17. 257.▲
    by ex3ndr 6y ago

    Good luck access this from browser.
18. 258.▲
    by ex3ndr 6y ago

    99% of time i want to be able to connect device anywhere. For example, give it to customer, friend, family to check out. It is to much hustle to hardcode this to a device while i literally just want to be able to configure this on first run
19. 259.▲
    by ex3ndr 6y ago

    Yes, they are just not implemented anywhere. Even MDN is not mentioning it: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/WebSocket
20. 260.▲
    by ex3ndr 6y ago

    In 99% of cases you don't have an api to do so.
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    by ex3ndr 6y ago

    The biggest issue with TCP is that it can randomly freeze and you have to restart it in pretty much any network. You CAN NOT rely on socket closing on any side, you have to maintain connection by yourself. I am super puzzled why something l
22. 262.▲
    by ex3ndr 6y ago

    I really hope some of such images are providing some user-friendly in field WiFi setup just like any smart home devices.
23. 263.▲
    by ex3ndr 6y ago

    I was puzzled finding a good linux board for cheap device. Decent linux is like 10$ price minimum and you probably need something better. It could easily sky rocket to 30$ and this is out of budged of almost any devices. 30$ makes your devi
24. 264.▲
    by ex3ndr 6y ago

    It could take much longer. Ping between US and EU is ~100-150ms. If TLS is an old one with 3 round trips it is a full second.
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    by ex3ndr 6y ago

    How does this visualisations are done? How it could "decode" incorrect image and display as a demo in various articles? I do not believe that video codecs are able to decode over "encrypted" data and produce some video s
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    by ex3ndr 6y ago

    Insertable streams are not going to help much since if it encrypts every frame this would mean that every frame will be encrypted and therefore couldn't be compressed. It doesn't make sense actually since you could just encrypt RT
27. 267.▲
    by ex3ndr 6y ago

    We tried to sell to Planning Department of SF. They literally told us: we are not going to buy anything that shows our weaknesses.
28. 268.▲
    by ex3ndr 6y ago

    How they made scalable webrtc end-to-end encrypted? I guess it is not scalable (~5 members max).
29. 269.▲
    by ex3ndr 6y ago

    We are small team startup and i am personally annoyed about pricing of a clouds. I have a 3 smallish VM for build server + managed SQL. It cost 500$/mo. It doesn't make sense. Having my own VMs on ESXi makes everything very differ
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    by ex3ndr 6y ago

    Isn't parodies are explicitly excluded from requiring to hold copyright to an object of a parody?