gianlucaguarini

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   by gianlucaguarini 9y ago

   I am glad it works for you and you are happy with it I get your point and I agree with it. In this post I don't shout against React.js I just wanted to tell you my experience with it without the need of convincing anyone about using an
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   by gianlucaguarini 9y ago

   Of course the same thing applies to Angular.js and Google but luckily I never had the chance to work on a project with it until now.
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   An experienced Javascript developer’s account of learning React(medium.com)

   170 points by gianlucaguarini 9y ago|153 comments
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   by gianlucaguarini 10y ago

   Ok with this it should be possible https://github.com/GianlucaGuarini/allora/pull/3
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   by gianlucaguarini 10y ago

   At moment it's not possible and it does not make any sense to use a setInterval with a promise in return. But I will think about a simple solution to clear the timer functions
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   by gianlucaguarini 10y ago

   you got it, there are many libraries on npm doing the same but none was build with less than 50 lines of code
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   by gianlucaguarini 10y ago

   the amount of code and the technology used ;)
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   by gianlucaguarini 10y ago

   foo will be called only once (see my answer above). I am working on another script to achieve event streams using es6 generators let's keep in touch
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   by gianlucaguarini 10y ago

   See my answer above :)
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    by gianlucaguarini 10y ago

    Yes you are right, mine was just a proof of concept and it works properly for callbacks that must be triggered only once. I am working on another script to make an event streams api from native functions a bit like Bacon.js or fx.js already
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    Allora – Use promises on any JavaScript object(github.com)

    46 points by gianlucaguarini 10y ago|23 comments
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    Javascript benchmarks to compare some popular reactive libraries(github.com)

    1 points by gianlucaguarini 10y ago|0 comments
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    by gianlucaguarini 11y ago

    wow cool can you post the link? I am curious
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    by gianlucaguarini 11y ago

    I am one of the contributors. I am really happy you liked it's making my dev life a lot easier and the new upcoming release 3.0.0 will be awesome ;)
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    by gianlucaguarini 11y ago

    Good I would say https://github.com/riot/riot#demos
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    by gianlucaguarini 11y ago

    thanks for the constructive hint I will try to do my best
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    by gianlucaguarini 11y ago

    Ok sorry I thought the question was referred to me :) There are many pub/sub modules for go but I made this one because I was missing in some case the asynchronous callbacks that I can use with other languages ( node for example ) but
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    by gianlucaguarini 11y ago

    I am not reinventing the wheel here I have just tried to add a pattern I really like in other programming languages that I was missing in Go. You can use it however you want, and if you don't like it just use something else. > Have
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    by gianlucaguarini 11y ago

    Let's say you want to publish a library that for example logs the global keyboard events. If you want to simply notify any keypress in a really simple manner you can just use myLib.On("keypress", func() {}) and no matter wher
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    by gianlucaguarini 11y ago

    pull requests and issues on the repo are really welcome!
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    by gianlucaguarini 11y ago

    Ok thanks I will try to add some performance tests
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    by gianlucaguarini 11y ago

    A call to Trigger does not call start go routine https://github.com/GianlucaGuarini/go-observable/blob/master... . I agree it can be nice to add a check to skip Trigger calls on non-exsisting channles. I don&#
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    Golang script to send and receive events with a tiny simple API(github.com)

    40 points by gianlucaguarini 11y ago|27 comments
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    by gianlucaguarini 11y ago

    Probably because the have not yet used my script :)
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    by gianlucaguarini 11y ago

    I kind of agree, but since there will be clients requiring this feature we can not do a lot! I have tried my best to get a script enough flexible that will help me (and I hope other devs) wasting hours to configure a smooth parallax site
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    by gianlucaguarini 11y ago

    Another user reported completely the opposite https://twitter.com/syropian/status/645735377291096064 But I have tried my best I swear ;)
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    by gianlucaguarini 11y ago

    Thanks your feedback is really helpful for me, I opened an issue on the repo hoping to verify it soon https://github.com/GianlucaGuarini/parallax/issues/2
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    by gianlucaguarini 11y ago

    whatever this means...
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    by gianlucaguarini 11y ago

    hmm.. it's strange, it works in Chrome 45 on Mac and on Windows 10, 8, 7 (even windows xp) Unfortunately I can not test it on Ubuntu but at this point I doubt the problem is the OS. Sure you don't have any Chrome extension install
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    by gianlucaguarini 11y ago

    Does this happen also if you reload? Maybe rawgit.com was down for a while