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by gregplaysguitar 6y ago
Isn’t mercurial pretty much dead? I know Bitbucket dropped support for it last year. I’ve also found it no more intuitive than git personally.
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by gregplaysguitar 6y ago
We’ve had a couple of similar issues with AWS WAF recently, in one case it blocked any request body containing :// (i.e. any URL) claiming it was a file system path. In the other we had a 3rd party cookie containing `= null` and t
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by gregplaysguitar 6y ago
To be fair, they’re not explicitly saying to alias it as `git` this time. At least with a different name the distinction is clearer
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by gregplaysguitar 7y ago
Check out postgraphile, and graphile starter - https://github.com/graphile/starter Combined with graphql-codegen you can essentially generate react hooks from a Postgres schema. It’s awesome - and all typed if you’re u
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by gregplaysguitar 7y ago
My experience is the opposite. One of the best things about TS is yhe refactoring experience - change a function signature for example and TS will tell you all the places you need to update. In a fast moving greenfields project with various
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by gregplaysguitar 7y ago
The inference though is that the million dollar land _was_ worth that much because it was next to a (now-condemned) shopping centre, and the cheaper land was next to nothing; the new subdivision means the values have changed dramatically. E
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by gregplaysguitar 7y ago
We use https://graphql-code-generator.com/ in combination with some scripts which update the graphql schema at build time - works great. Using Apollo on the front end. Having types straddle the client/server divide is