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   Haxe for Docker(github.com)

   2 points by gagege 12y ago|0 comments
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   by gagege 12y ago

   I'm no language designer either, but I would guess that since Crystal wants to be 100% type inferred, they feel that having to type "var" or "let" is just boilerplate.
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   by gagege 12y ago

   Yep, same with the keyboard problem. I've never had that problem in my apps because I always use the attribute that lets you scroll a view if the screen is too small to show it all.
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   by gagege 12y ago

   I just made my browser window smaller in agreement with your comment.
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   by gagege 12y ago

   General not-so-tech-savvy consumers are scared of their data getting stolen if it's in the cloud.
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   by gagege 12y ago

   Now... if only I can convince the higher-ups to move our sensitive data to Azure where it will likely be more secure than out self-hosted solution is now. That's becoming a hard battle to fight with all the bad vibes people have abou
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   by gagege 12y ago

   That's cool. I didn't know that. That'll be good to remember if I'm ever on Jeopardy. :) What led to that admission was all the built up stress of trying again and again to have fun while writing. Eventually I didn&#x2
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   by gagege 12y ago

   I used to think I wanted to be a writer. I wanted to write novels and wonderful fictional worlds. The idea of crafting stories that people would eventually enjoy was very exciting to me. I tried and tried for years, but I could never write
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   by gagege 12y ago

   A WPF like framework for each platform would be very nice. Code the interface three times and share back end code between them. I also like Xamarin.Forms' way. Describe, in general terms, what you want the interface to look like, and i
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    by gagege 12y ago

    Nor Windows, nor Linux. I know that. The OP didn't specify a platform.
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    by gagege 12y ago

    The C++ and Xamarin stuff is native. Take a look at Xamarin.Forms. It looks very nice.
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    by gagege 12y ago

    Android and iOS development in VS will be done via Xamarin, Cordova, or C++. That's why you don't see Maven or Gradle support anywhere, there's no Java involved.
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    by gagege 12y ago

    I bet you a million dollars he uses Xamarin.Forms ;)
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    by gagege 12y ago

    ReactOS seems mostly meant for supporting old Windows applications (a very noble effort). So... nothing?
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    by gagege 12y ago

    "Don't call it a comeback." IMO, it never really went away. It's still huge in enterprise.
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    by gagege 12y ago

    Nice bevels.
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    by gagege 12y ago

    I have to switch between both at my job, and hardly ever notice when I do. Sometimes I'll start to write an If wrong and get squiggly red lines, but that's about it.
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    by gagege 12y ago

    The claps are half notes.
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    by gagege 12y ago

    Java more sane than Lisp? I guess it's a matter of opinion, but I'd much much much rather write Lisp syntax than Java syntax.
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    by gagege 12y ago

    ClojureScript already exists! So do Elm, Funscript, Purescript, Haxe, and a bunch of other things which transpile (might as well just start calling it "compile" now) to JS.
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    by gagege 12y ago

    I do like these colors.
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    by gagege 12y ago

    Did anyone else not see Amazon in that list of apps?
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    by gagege 12y ago

    Yes, and that's actually an activity I (and probably many others) enjoy.
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    by gagege 12y ago

    Yeah, would be nice if this launched a little web server on your device with a temporary url for people to connect to. I feel like this is how social networking should work too, but that's a whole nother story.
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    by gagege 12y ago

    That does look very similar. Thanks for sharing. What's really different about these is that you don't need all the ceremony of designing routes and controllers for anything other than navigation. Need to add a phone number to a c
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    by gagege 12y ago

    This looks super interesting. I don't think I've ever seen anything like it. At first I thought it was similar to Classic ASP or JSPs, but after looking at some the examples, it's more like a JS framework in that it generates
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    WebSharper: Make web apps in F#(websharper.com)

    128 points by gagege 12y ago|83 comments
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    by gagege 12y ago

    Thank you, thank you, thank you. Even I, (young, unseasoned) know that criticism, admonishment and even a little "I told you so" do not equal hate. Ugh, that word.
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    by gagege 12y ago

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6iUm_Cqx2s Here's a demo they did a while ago. I think it kind of explains what he intends to do with Eve, at least as a concept. On an older blog post he said that it has changed a lot
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    by gagege 12y ago

    I don't even use Emacs, and what you just described sounds like Emacs. That said, LightTable is a lot more noob friendly than Emacs.