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isoos
9y ago
So, I've ended up using guacamole close-to-nightly with xvfb+x11vnc, and the experience is great, I can only recommend it.
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AngularDart 4
(news.dartlang.org)
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9y ago
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Ask HN: Good remote developer workstation setup?
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9y ago
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isoos
9y ago
Ha, somewhere around 15 years ago I've implemented an e-mail routing system that forwarded the incoming e-mails (typically complaints or questions) to the corresponding official in a small-town government office. It was able to learn f
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isoos
9y ago
> Is Dart 10x better than Kotlin For many, it is. The consistency and the well-thought out API and syntax is a huge boost, and while they have similar roots, Dart is much better in these regards. Disclaimer: developed in Kotlin only for
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isoos
9y ago
I have found isolates easy to work with and useful at scale (number of isolates close to the number of CPU cores), with much better experiences than multi-threaded JVM applications (with all of their locking and starvation issues). I'd
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isoos
9y ago
> hope hot reloading will follow Which hot reload? (1) reloading the web page on change, (2) reloading the Dart source in the VM. For the later there is this: https://github.com/dart-lang/sdk/blob/master&#x
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9y ago
https://flutter.io/ (non-web, cross-platform, Dart)
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isoos
9y ago
I believe as long as a technology is truly open source, you can fork, build and use it independently, your risk is minimal - be it Dart or any of its alternatives. Worst case: you have a stack that can operate for several years, long enough
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9y ago
disclaimer: ex-Googler, on-and-off developing in Dart in the past 5 years (mostly on). I had a choice last year where I could have chosen any stack for a new independent product. I've done an exhaustive research, did everything to deto
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Dart and Flutter talks and codelabs at Google I/O 2017
(news.dartlang.org)
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9y ago
As a former remoter at Heap, I can only recommend them: great team, good focus, promising product. Good luck Matin & team!
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isoos
9y ago
Couple of things are mixed up here. 1) You may instruct a developer that they should clear their caches in Chrome DevTools. Good luck telling that to my father, who will have no clue what you are talking about. Cache invalidation is not onl
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isoos
9y ago
The code seems generate to generate a very simple service worker that enables offline more for the web app: it puts the static assets in a cache that serves them if the network is down. While it is a great start, and nothing wrong with that
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Happy Engineers Ship Better Code More Quickly
(code-slinger.com)
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9y ago
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isoos
9y ago
This matches my experience, although I was lucky that I stopped doing "Agile transitions" gigs early enough. My question is: how do you discuss this with a customer? At one point I had a talk with a director of a smaller bank, and
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Making a Dart web app offline-capable: 3 lines of code
(news.dartlang.org)
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10y ago
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Typed JSON, a binary-encoded serialization of JSON-like documents
(github.com)
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10y ago
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Monero is a secure, private and resilient digital currency
(monero.how)
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10y ago
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From GWT to AngularDart: a case study with source code
(medium.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
I wasn't aware that bitcoin ATM is a thing, thanks! It happens that there is one in my city, which is a great option. Any suggestion on how to approach business/merchant accounts (where lack of privacy is less of an issue)?
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Ask HN: How do you buy your first BitCoin (or altercoin)?
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10y ago
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Google Maps with AngularDart
(medium.com)
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Zero to One with Flutter
(medium.com)
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10y ago
Yes, Dart has similar constructs (kernel for low-level parts, and AST and analyzer for high-level parts).
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10y ago
Some of my earlier notes are in this thread (it is more about the day-to-day feature I actually use and like, and less about the fine details of the type system) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13371009 Personally I do
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10y ago
Your worries about being locked in may have been valid 2-3 years ago (1), but things have changed a lot since: Dart has an ongoing project (Dart Developer Compiler) which has a goal, among others, to produce readable, idiomatic EcmaScript 6
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10y ago
Looks like alternative facts have reached the tech world too? You can take as hard look at Google as you would like, but choosing Microsoft over Google (one for-profit company over another), while not caring how the technology, the licensin
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isoos
10y ago
It is actually easy to implement GA-like functionality in JS, send the event data to the server, and process it e.g. daily. You can start slowly, e.g. track only clicks (make it sync), visit time and scroll (both async). Of course my homegr
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Valiantly fighting procrastination (3 tips for indie game developers) [slides]
(docs.google.com)
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isoos
10y ago
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