isoos

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by isoos 8y ago
Portuguese people in this thread mention an alternative narrative to the events. I'm curious: is there any English-language site that you'd recommend to follow about Portugal?
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by isoos 8y ago
I'm using DartVM on the server side for server-side data-processing projects since 2016 (mostly web crawling, data-extraction and specialized search). (disclaimer: I'm an ex-Googler with lot of Dart experience). The pro side: - Da
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by isoos 8y ago
With CockroachDB, I was able to create a cluster with three commands, one command on each node (docker run ....), one port on each node. It can't really get more simple than that. With YugaByteDB: I needed to think about master and tse
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by isoos 8y ago
Several months ago, setup of a Citus Cluster seemed to be a not straightforward, while at the same time I was able to setup and run a CockroachDB cluster in less than half hour with docker. I've checked YugaByte documentation about set
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by isoos 8y ago
Could you please re-share the link? I have seen the original text of your post, thought that this is an interesting topic and I'd like to find time to watch them.
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Ask HN: Simple administration of a Postgresql HA cluster?
1 points by isoos 8y ago|1 comments
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by isoos 8y ago
About two and half years ago I've been using Dart as an interview language for several companies (even though their stack did not include it). Except for one python shop (who were really looking for a hard-core python dev), everyone
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by isoos 8y ago
Across several industries and in different companies, my experience was that learning Dart was measured in hours and not weeks. One company started to train their HR employees to code in Dart (being their first programming language that the
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by isoos 8y ago
I'm surprised that nobody mentioned cratedb (crate.io) in this thread. It is built on top of Lucene (and IIRC ElasticSearch), provides similar scalability, and fully supports SQL (both for inserts/updates and queries). They got a
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by isoos 8y ago
A similar tech is flatbuffers: https://github.com/google/flatbuffers
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by isoos 8y ago
Dart has database drivers, and I'm using the Appengine and the Postgres one in server-side Dart apps. But Google's Dart team is not actively involved in developing e.g. the Postgres driver, it is done by an independent company who
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by isoos 8y ago
> dart on the server is not officially supported It is more nuanced: Dart on the server side is supported, but the development focus is on the client-side stories (Flutter and Angular). Google's Dart team develops e.g. the Dart VM w
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by isoos 8y ago
There are many ways that one can define a custom, narrow interface for a service, and automatically generate client code, server stub, and for many cases even database access codes. GraphQL is one of them, it may be one of the not-too-lame
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by isoos 8y ago
I was very interested about build a fullstack GraphQL system, but early on, I've got the feeling that if you are using a strongly typed language, which has its proper data binding layers (to the DB or to the UI components), then there
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by isoos 8y ago
Your argument is noted, we just happen to disagree. I've mentored high school students for a couple of weekends to help them build their mobile app. Java (Android): struggle with the bloat. JavaScript (React Native): shoot themselves i
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by isoos 8y ago
I have got to know a few small teams in my local area, developing in niche languages (including Haxe and Dart), and they do not talk about it on forums or on meetups. They are busy developing their product, and the platform's the quali
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by isoos 8y ago
Disclaimer: I've been working with Dart for 5+ years now, I'm running several small server-side Dart apps myself, and I also contribute to the Dart app that is behind pub.dartlang.org The Dart VM itself is great for server-side, h
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by isoos 8y ago
A few years ago I've used Phabricator as an example for "You can write reasonable code in PHP too." I haven't checked it recently, but at that point it was readable, well structured and commented code. Unfortunately I ne
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by isoos 8y ago
Flutter?
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by isoos 8y ago
Compile-to-JS exists, and there are good ones out there. E.g. you can develop in Dart for web, server and mobile, and it is a solid alternative in every segment (the language and tooling is anyway).
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by isoos 8y ago
How does it compare to CockroachDB or TiDB?
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by isoos 9y ago
PWAs are far from being cross-platform mobile apps, Flutter (or React Native) is much better for that. Dart has PWA support, see https://pub.dartlang.org/packages/pwa
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by isoos 9y ago
Dart has great client-side support for both mobile (Flutter) and web (compiles to JS, has many differently flavoured web frameworks, AngularDart being the most prominent one). The article talks about it in great detail, check it for yoursel
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by isoos 9y ago
I believe that the distinguishing property is not what the event/data/codata is, rather how you are accessing it and when you process it. In a "push" model you provide a callback that will receive events and it has no wa
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GitBucket 4.20 supports Squash Merge
2 points by isoos 9y ago|0 comments
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by isoos 9y ago
Cascade operators are really nice in Dart. If you are lazy to click on the article: var something = new Person() ..firstName = 'John' ..lastName = 'Doe' ..address = 'unknown'; Althoug
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by isoos 9y ago
I think a photo editing app is thought, no matter what technology you are using. As the question is rather vague, would you mind listing a few specific case where react native couldn't help you?
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by isoos 9y ago
I understand your frustration: in an ideal world, we should be able to easily reward people who contribute to the greater good, and open source developers are certainly in that category. However, this reward may not always be money: communi
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by isoos 9y ago
Having spent some time developing a Flash-based application with a framework I fail to remember (which included forms, database views and other stuff), I know what you are hinting here. However, the difference is stark: the Flash-based UI w
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by isoos 9y ago
Except that paying into ICO is not investing, more like donating, with very little legal action if anything goes not as expected (e.g. the ICO "founder" parting with all of the money).

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