fraktl

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by fraktl 7y ago
It's great there's yet another UI framework on its way. Choice is awesome. I'm a frontend guy (among other things) and for past 2 years I've been using Nuxt (app server, node.js) and Vuetify (material UI framework for Vu
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by fraktl 7y ago
Awww, straight to the point and bullseye :) I'm glad someone wrote what I had thought :D
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by fraktl 7y ago
> Let me ask you this: wouldn't make more sense to publish a rfc for a more strict JOSE It would, I agree 100%. Less options and less standards we have - the better. I support your notion here.
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by fraktl 7y ago
From your two comments, it's clear you skimmed the text you're trying to discuss here. How can your opinion be regarded as relevant in any way? You highlight that author is not familiar with something (he is, he's actually we
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by fraktl 7y ago
This will be unpopular but I don't care - I see nothing shady. They're promoting their product. In the era when we're lied to at every corner of internet, I see nothing wrong with Microsoft promoting their new and AWESOME bro
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by fraktl 7y ago
> Additionally, I've generally found that the .NET framework and libraries written against it tend to be of much higher quality, are more secure, and are more production ready than most I've worked with in PHP land Unless you&#
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by fraktl 7y ago
- $_SERVER contains server and execution environment info - $_REQUEST contains request input parameter values (regardless of http verb) That's it. It's not a lot. They're 2 super simple arrays. PHP can also work from command
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by fraktl 7y ago
This is exactly one of my points - and don't get me wrong - you're to blame here. Let's dissect your post a bit: you had to google how to send GET/POST/PUT TO PHP or FROM PHP? Regardless, PHP doesn't care what
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by fraktl 7y ago
Swoole hijacks network I/O from Zend Engine. Thus, it's capable of performing async I/O while keeping the userland code the same. What the benchmark shows is what happens when there's non-blocking I/O when speaking
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by fraktl 7y ago
Erm.. no. It's the opposite for me. I've used semicolons for over 2 decades. I can type pretty fast. Removing one character under the guise of "but I type faster" is just pure BS. Without semicolons, I can't work. T
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by fraktl 7y ago
Agreed. Personally, I hate annotations. This is the reason why I never bothered with any tool in PHP ecosystem that relies on annotations. It looks ugly, it feels ugly, it doesn't fit with my mental model - I avoid it entirely.
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by fraktl 7y ago
I know about appserver.io and I would strongly advise against it (I have used it, along with every other project that tried to use pthreads or bypass PHP-FPM). It's not scalable. It also achieves "performance" by having the s
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by fraktl 7y ago
Judging by comments I saw and what I had my own clients tell me over the phone/mail, it would appear that there's stigma associated with PHP, mostly due to one super-popular blog post called "PHP - a fractal of bad design&quo
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by fraktl 7y ago
There's an async framework for PHP in form of an extension, called swoole (www.swoole.co.uk). It turns all of your I/O into async code without any control structure such as async/await. The performance gain is incredible. I e
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by fraktl 7y ago
takeda summed it correctly. I'm not contradicting anything.
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by fraktl 7y ago
I would. It's not Protonmail who's to be blamed for the potential attack and deaths. There are series of events that lead to people deciding to be terrorists. I'd focus on those reasons rather than hotfixing stuff by exposing
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by fraktl 7y ago
I agree, I never click on such clickbaits. Judging from the comments, it was (yet again) a good decision..
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by fraktl 7y ago
Why do you need to be forcefully locked out? From what you wrote, you seem capable enough to... put the device down and avoid touching it.
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by fraktl 7y ago
This is awesome man, exactly what piqued my interest!
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by fraktl 7y ago
No, many DO get the point. Point is that decision-making isn't binary. If I have a form and UI that collects the data, of course I won't try to use enums and weak maps or "the fastest client side framework" to succeed in
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by fraktl 7y ago
Open source maintainers have a hard time - especially when they're under criticism and receive zero positive vibes. Author mentions it, here's the excerpt: Be a maintainer of large open source project is not a fun task. You alway
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by fraktl 7y ago
Open source authors should be getting more "thank you" messages rather than constant barrage of issues and complaints :) Have an excellent day and successful year!
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by fraktl 7y ago
I'm one of those skeptic people who always criticize just because I'm a negative person. However... I LOVE THIS PROGRAM! I really, really, really love it! I don't care if it's been done before. I don't care if &lt
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by fraktl 7y ago
But that's not the premise. It's your interpretation. I get the whole hate vs employer and capitalism, but then again - if you're after biohacking yourself for whatever reason - overclocking machines always comes with a cost,
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by fraktl 7y ago
Here's something from my experience, it's not based on any research or someone's book, it's literally entirely subjective so who knows if it's even helpful: for me, intermittent fasting had effect when it was entire
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by fraktl 7y ago
This. Here's the story - I'm a dev, I discovered GitLab ~4 years ago, been using it since, we paid for Enterprise plan immediately and are self-hosting it (for internal use). I work with code. I can't context switch between a