jcmontx

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by jcmontx 4y ago
This guy sees the matrix
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Ask HN: How to Move Out of Gmail?
2 points by jcmontx 4y ago|5 comments
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by jcmontx 4y ago
I upvote anything that can be interpreted as opposition against SPAs. From something as naive as a new Django release, to the HTMX manifest, and even an article literally saying "I hate SPAs".
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Second-guessing the modern web (2020)(macwright.com)
2 points by jcmontx 4y ago|0 comments
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by jcmontx 4y ago
> ASP.net core recently, and I think that boring razor pages Came to a similar conclusion lately. It's a superior, cleaner alternative to traditional MVC controllers. Currently building a side project with Razor Pages + HTMX.
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by jcmontx 4y ago
This fellow had higher emotional IQ at age 17 than me at age 27. Great read!
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by jcmontx 4y ago
Why not just creating a bigger DB instance in another region for a few months? Sure, you'll take a performance hit, but 99% of users won't notice or care
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by jcmontx 4y ago
Go, C#, Java, any of those have the benefits you mention (some, at least) without sacrificing that much early productivity
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by jcmontx 4y ago
I don't get the downvotes. What you say makes sense to me. A web-first programming language. Wasn't that the origin of PHP?
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by jcmontx 4y ago
The big three of productivity: Django, Laravel & Rails. Second tier, a bit higher performance, yet somewhat less productive: ASP.NET Core; Spring Boot; Node/Express/Nest; maybe Go
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by jcmontx 4y ago
Nice project. A couple questions: is it EF Core compatible? Can I save the DB file/files to azure blob storage?
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by jcmontx 4y ago
Now take the tech and apply it to the next gen of Formula E!
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by jcmontx 4y ago
I probably agree with some of the points of the article. However, when you're in a management position, you need some kind of measure that gives you previsibility. Not the best, not the worst. Serves a role.
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by jcmontx 4y ago
About time
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by jcmontx 4y ago
It makes me so happy to see FOSS providing cutting edge tech for all of us :) This is absolute gold for indie game devs.
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by jcmontx 4y ago
How come anti-trust laws aren't being applied yet? Is it corruption or a political decision?
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by jcmontx 4y ago
> Factorio That's like recommending cocaine to stop smoking marihuana.
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by jcmontx 4y ago
Excuse me, but what the hell? This guy belongs on the chair.
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by jcmontx 4y ago
> if someone comes up with a good programming language for modern Web-style applications that compiles down to Wasm That's exactly what Blazor is all about
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by jcmontx 4y ago
I might be interested in this. Saved!
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by jcmontx 4y ago
> the final domino would be currently well funded private companies such as Airtable, Notion, Loom, and possibly even Figma How can you make such claims? These are great products
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by jcmontx 4y ago
This is awesome, I will give it a try
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by jcmontx 4y ago
In my experience, Azure is a must for .NET applications. Everything is just so well integrated together. You can setup a web/api that's deployed via Github Actions with just a couple clicks. Same goes for webapps build with React&
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by jcmontx 4y ago
Yeah, I have the M1 2020 with 8gigs and 512ssd. I encounter some issues when I use it for development.
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by jcmontx 4y ago
Happens to me too. I bought this Mac last year and I wonder if it was the right choice. Sometimes I love it, sometimes I hate it.
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by jcmontx 4y ago
This might be what I was looking for
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by jcmontx 4y ago
Can anyone point me in the direction of any SPA framework well integrated with a backend framework that can make me as productive as Django, Laravel or Rails?
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by jcmontx 4y ago
I like IdentityServer4 even though is not supported anymore
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by jcmontx 5y ago
> The 1967 Arab-Israeli War was the first conflict since World War II that saw the large-scale employment of tank formations on a mobile battlefield Anyone with a mild knowledge of history knows about the huge tank battle that took place
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by jcmontx 5y ago
I remember reading articles like this since 2016 or 2017. How come nothing has changed in so many years? Is this issue not important enough? Or is the solution just to expensive/unpractical to implement?

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