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geordee
9y ago
Chrome user from the early days of Chrome. I tried switching to Firefox/Safari multiple times. It was Chrome Devtools which was holding me back in the end. Now I use Safari for most of the browsing. Getting started with Firefox for eve
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A cohesive web application framework developed for the Crystal language
(ambercr.io)
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Vue.js 2.4.0
(github.com)
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9y ago
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geordee
9y ago
I guess I'll try DuckDuckGo for a while (annoyed by AMP).
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geordee
9y ago
I've always felt that React is a constantly churning ecosystem. The patterns keep changing too fast for me to settle down or catch up. That way Vue.js has done an amazing job. Sort of reminded me of Rails. Today I'm happy with Vue
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Material design for Vue.js using almost the same API of Angular Material
(vuematerial.github.io)
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10y ago
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Found – Another React Router
(github.com)
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geordee
10y ago
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Ruby Front-End Framework – Component, Router, and Store
(inesita-rb.github.io)
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geordee
10y ago
Now we need a formatter/linter too
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Machine Learning with JRuby and Weka Gem
(sitepoint.com)
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Hyperloop – The Missing Ruby Front-end Library
(ruby-hyperloop.io)
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geordee
10y ago
I stopped getting answers in SO. These days I see that the answer could be there in SO, Github, Gists, blogs and Google is the first place I go to. A few years back, I could go to SO for practically anything to do with coding. And I was doi
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geordee
10y ago
It is good thing to have options. Let the community decide the adoption.
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geordee
10y ago
In my opinion Amazon helped Flipkart grow. If there wasn't any worthy opponent the growth would have been less aggressive. Now that the aggressive growth has plateaued, it makes sense to grow smarter.
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The kik Ruby gem. Would this be next?
(rubygems.org)
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geordee
11y ago
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Aurelia Interface
(blog.durandal.io)
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geordee
11y ago
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Identification, Discovery and Distribution of Apps
(linkedin.com)
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11y ago
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geordee
11y ago
Try Talend
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Show HN: Has.Menu – A service and API to discover food online
(dubai.has.menu)
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11y ago
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geordee
11y ago
I used to use Dimensions (paid, I was reminded just now), but the latest Chrome Dev Tools made the space very competitive.
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geordee
11y ago
Entanglement is a game I considered buying. I have bought only Postman so far. In fact, I find the "native" desktop software for REST API testing less friendly than Postman.
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geordee
11y ago
Postman is the only Chrome app, I have spent money on. Personally I did not find enough reasons to buy anything else in the Webstore.