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by fatiherikli 11y ago
DoveCote was a hackathon project. Here is an introduction post on Medium: https://medium.com/@dashersw/introducing-dovec%C3%B4te-f9383...
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Show HN: DoveCôte – Microservices-as-a-Service(dove-cote.co)
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Introducing DoveCôte: Microservices as a Solution(medium.com)
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by fatiherikli 11y ago
Making smooth transitions is really hard with React's Virtual DOM implementation. Because in every state update, the VirtualDOM abstraction calculates something between DOM and State. Instead of, I'll update (reflect) objects manu
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by fatiherikli 11y ago
This is an implementation issue about react-designer renderer. I'll implement custom renderer for instant dom updates. Virtual DOM is not efficient to handle this. Thank for your feedback, I'll try to fix it.
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by fatiherikli 11y ago
Yep, you're right. Virtual DOM abstraction is not good for smooth transitions. I'll implement reflectDOM method for every object type. Thanks for your feedback!
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Show HN: React-Designer – Editable Vector Graphics in React Components(fatiherikli.github.io)
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React Designer: Editable vector graphics in your React components(github.com)
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Argument: The government should be required to use open source software(en.arguman.org)
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Argument: Static typing is better than dynamic typing in programming languages(en.arguman.org)
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Argument: Deleting A.I. is murder. Copying an A.I. is as abhorrent as cloning(en.arguman.org)
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Argument: Computer Science is not actually Science(en.arguman.org)
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by fatiherikli 11y ago
I added this and mentioned you in the source: http://en.arguman.org/functional-programming-is-not-useful/1...
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Argument: Functional programming is not useful for most apps(en.arguman.org)
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Argument Map: Bug-free software is possible(en.arguman.org)
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Show HN: Graph Commons – a platform for collaborative network mapping(graphcommons.com)
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Argument: React is killing Angular(en.arguman.org)
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Argument Map: Vim is better than Emacs(en.arguman.org)
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by fatiherikli 11y ago
Also arguman's source code is available on github: http://github.com/arguman/arguman.org
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by fatiherikli 11y ago
Argument mapping is producing "boxes and arrows" diagrams of reasoning, especially complex arguments and debates. Argument mapping improves our ability to articulate, comprehend and communicate reasoning, thereby promoting critica
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Show HN: Arguman – Argument Analysis Platform(en.arguman.org)
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New list interface for complex arguments(en.arguman.org)
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by fatiherikli 11y ago
The source code is available on github: http://github.com/arguman/arguman.org
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by fatiherikli 11y ago
Also source codes available on github: http://github.com/arguman/arguman.org
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Show HN: Argument Analysis Platform(arguman.org)
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Fil now supports permalinks(fatiherikli.github.io)
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by fatiherikli 11y ago
Yes, source code is re-evaluating for every change now. It may be improved in the future.
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by fatiherikli 11y ago
Currently supports Python, Ruby and Brainfuck. Guide to adding new interpreter: https://github.com/fatiherikli/fil#adding-new-interpreter
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Show HN: A playground for in-browser interpreters(fatiherikli.github.io)
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Fil: Live coding in your browser (Redux App)(github.com)
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