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by jasfi 4y ago
The htmx library is a good way to do that: https://htmx.org
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by jasfi 4y ago
I'm thinking of starting a jobs site where it's easier to find a job that matches who you are and what you're looking for. Does anyone else feel the need for something better?
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by jasfi 4y ago
Yes the view layer of Django is templating, but it's still a view layer. For Nexus the view layer is very flexible. You could use Nimja for templating or DocUI which I still plan on releasing. This doesn't mean there's no cod
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by jasfi 4y ago
I just went with what I knew. I started this project a few years back and it's been evolving slowly. Web routes will be configured via YAML, so I actually think I could make the lower-level web framework pluggable. So you could use Jes
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by jasfi 4y ago
Django is a great MVC framework. It might be overkill for a blog as another poster wrote, but it's still a good way to learn Django. If you ever want to learn Nim, please consider Nexus ( https://github.com/jfilby/n
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by jasfi 4y ago
Faster software will always save you time, money and effort.
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by jasfi 4y ago
Then you need a faster web framework or CMS. Nexus is made with Nim and is designed to be fast ( https://github.com/jfilby/nexus ). But most problems like that can be solved with caching no matter which tech you're
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by jasfi 4y ago
There's still the annoyance of wanting to hang on to some tabs, but not others. Bookmarking extensions are typically the answer, but there seems to be a problem with out-of-sight, out-of-mind. So once you've bookmarked a tab and c
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by jasfi 4y ago
Virtual desktops sounds like what you want. Just press Win+Tab.
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Show HN: Nexus Development Framework (Nim)(github.com)
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by jasfi 4y ago
One of the great things about print statements is that you can easily copy and paste them. Also searchable, as another poster has already commented on.
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by jasfi 4y ago
I agree, we need to adapt to a world increasingly powered by AI. Trying to stop or ban AI is just putting off planning how to adapt, and will make the world worse, not better. Also, an AI ban would likely be implemented unevenly around the
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by jasfi 4y ago
Mental math is great for training your brain to stay focused. Also, do whatever you can to be healthy. That's quite a broad topic.
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Automated trading could help even the big players it seems.
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You'd probably struggle with learning anything working so many hours. You need more rest. Related brain training to complement leet code could help you, like mental math. Get your diet and exercise on the right track, those are probabl
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by jasfi 4y ago
You could use nocode to build a prototype, use that as the platform to get initial users, then get funding and rewrite with code as the userbase grows if the nocode solution can't keep up.
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by jasfi 4y ago
That's really cool, unfortunately you have to sign-in just to view a thread. But my real criticism is that it's really slow. It could be that this is because the creator of Reggit is in a free or low-tier plan.
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by jasfi 4y ago
Nim is fast and highly productive to code in. I'm nearly ready to release my Nim Dev Framework (for web apps, web-services and console apps). It has an ORM and the web/view part is getting there. Should be released in the next mon
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by jasfi 4y ago
I don't think any one trait is useful on its own, so the question is really just to make you think. But resilience is quite important.
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by jasfi 4y ago
I think new languages are often picked for completely new projects. Status.im chose Nim, for example. It's the perfect time to try something new.
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by jasfi 4y ago
I'm nearly ready to commit the first code for Nexus. Your comment gave me extra motivation to get it done! I've actually written a lot of code and have used it for my own projects for some time, just need to get the release out no
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by jasfi 4y ago
A lot of new code is being written for crypto projects.
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by jasfi 4y ago
Nim is another option if you're wanting a language faster than Python, but with high productivity. The ecosystem is not quite there yet though. Nexus dev framework should help somewhat: https://nexusdev.tools
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by jasfi 4y ago
Flutter Web works well for web apps, that's the only target I've tested so far with DocUI. The only drawback is an initial load time of about half a minute (depending on your internet speed) that would be unacceptable for a websit
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by jasfi 4y ago
I'd be tempted to use DocUI which uses Flutter for the UI, and represents the UI with JSON which can be built from any language-supported SDK. It lacks real-time data refresh for the moment though. An Open Source release should be avai
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by jasfi 4y ago
I was indeed thinking of C++.
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by jasfi 4y ago
This looks similar to what I'm doing with DocUI, which sends JSON over HTTP to a Flutter engine. https://nexusdev.tools I'm working on getting a release out in the next month or two (Open Source).
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Keep in mind that you only have to use a subset of a language if you want to.
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Make time to cleanup and remove things that are unnecessary. Schedule this to make it a habit. You can clean up a surprising amount of unneeded/unnecessary things in only 30 minutes.
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by jasfi 4y ago
Heavy metal works for me, for upbeat productivity.

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