jbergens

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by jbergens 10y ago
I think "nanoservices" would have been a better name.
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by jbergens 10y ago
Look at the tests for inferno, it is close to js + dom for some things and inside 2x factor for bascially everything if I remember correctly. The main thing is development speed anyway, fast enough while still easy to write and maintain cod
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by jbergens 10y ago
Probably finding the right place of the dom to change and keeping track of what to change. React basically says "make it like this" and takes care of a lot of things. jQuery code is well known to be hard to maintain when it change
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by jbergens 10y ago
I think Finland is the exception, almost all other countries including Sweden has data caps.
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by jbergens 10y ago
They did a couple of months ago so I assume they still do.
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by jbergens 10y ago
If a large percentage of your users have IE/Edge you might want to tests these early on, or even develop with them.
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by jbergens 10y ago
An interesting question is why Google did not start to use Haskell and promote it. Did they also think it was too hard or did they not see the benefits of it? Or something else
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by jbergens 10y ago
Depends on the parents and the kids. Some kids love to play on their tablets and others prefer 3DS or similar. You can't say that no kids (or teenagers or adults) play on tablets.
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by jbergens 10y ago
That one actually crashes in my atom installation. I get a warning that it cannot show me where the multiple empty lines are.
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by jbergens 10y ago
I had to do that, the MacBook Pro is very heavy
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by jbergens 10y ago
Agree. But it is strange that the law limits the power and top speed (or top speed with the motor helping). I should be allowed to have 750w motor on my bike as long as it is not helping after 25 km/h. I do think they should lift the r
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by jbergens 10y ago
I never used to start 100+ normal apps. It would have dragged my old computers to a crawl.
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by jbergens 10y ago
They are mostly done in order to free the ui "thread" to avoid getting ui freeze. The event loop is fast enough for most concurrency things in js client applications as long as you divide the tasks into smaller things.
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by jbergens 10y ago
And funnily enough mercurial is today the most scalable of the two. As an example Facebook uses it for it's monorepository. Not sure about the scalability of of git-helpers though. What features were you missing, by the way? Mercurial
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by jbergens 10y ago
You do remember that Windows is the dominant os for end users? Almost all ui's would have to be created for Windows, and possibly for the other operating systems also. That's probably a lot of extra work.
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by jbergens 10y ago
Google Nearline seems to be $0.01 / GB / month which would be about $24 / year for you. Sounds good since you can retrieve data whenever you want without any extra cost. I would probably use that for my backups if I ran out
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by jbergens 10y ago
Funny that people complain about js performance. In this benchmark it was 3 times as fast as php7 and about 7 times as fast as java 8. Have not checked the details of the benchmark yet.
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by jbergens 10y ago
SQL Express is free in itself. You do have to pay for the Windows OS on all servers though but that has little to do with the application.
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by jbergens 10y ago
Have you tried riot? Or mithril? Small and simple. Regarding react I don't think there is anything in react itself that says that you have to use es6 and an advanced module bundler (like webpack). Just use es5 code, place everything in
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by jbergens 10y ago
Are there any specification for ReST? With tests that confirm if a parser works? Otherwise it will be harder to get more tools.
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by jbergens 10y ago
You might have to define which platforms you want or need to target. There is a difference between just writing a desktop application that should work on Windows and Mac, an app that should work on iPhone and Android and a solution that ne
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by jbergens 10y ago
Electron only works for desktop applications and probably needs a js-framework to work good. I think that React + Electron looks like a nice combo and then you can use React Native to create Android and iPhone apps also, probably sharing a
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by jbergens 10y ago
Often when people mention provably correct software what they mean is software that don't crash and always produces output for correct input. It usually doesn't mean that the output is correct...
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by jbergens 10y ago
People often compare programming language popularity using Google Trends. It could be interesting to analyze those queries more deeply.
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by jbergens 10y ago
yes it is good to adapt to your target audience. If that is linux users a makefile might be the best. For a lot of other users like javascript web developers npm might be better. For end users on windows an msi or exe installation file is p
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by jbergens 10y ago
I'm a .net developer too but I think we would hear something if a lot of companies (like 25% or omore) around use switched to haskell. I know what language almost all of my developer friends are using regardless if they are doing enter
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by jbergens 10y ago
Another way is using npm-install-changed for the "npm install" problem and fix everything else with other npm scripts like npm-run-all. Use make if you like it but if everything else is npm you can solve most problems using "
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by jbergens 10y ago
It doesn't always take time. The javascript/npm ecosystem has grown very rapidly. Probably because the language is simple to learn and use and there were already many developers who knew some javascript.
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by jbergens 10y ago
Depends on what you mean. There are databases that are mostly handled by the hosting firm. MS Azure can be used in failover mode and you can scale up to more powerfull "servers" without taking the application down. Sql databases a
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by jbergens 10y ago
I think you loose flexibility with sql. If the usage changes slightly and you need to index one or two more fields you would have to do an alter table and read through 200 GB of data deserializing all blobs to put the values into the new fi

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