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jehna1
4y ago
Yeah, quite a coincidence! According to my git history it took me 2,5 weeks to release this project.
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Thank you, great to hear! I'm also planning a full native mobile app to reduce the startup time even further.
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Hey! This is a side project I've been working on for a while. It's a free webapp that you can install to your phone's home screen to make it behave like a proper app. The app's design has prioritized: - Mobile first desi
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Show HN: Calc-o-pad, a notepad with calculator (mobile first webapp)
(calc-o-pad.thejunkland.com)
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miro.com works great for this kind of thing. Edit: Or if you want an open source alternative, check out ourboard.io
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4y ago
If 1kb websites interst you, check out the https://js1k.com that has awesome Javascript demos within 1kb!
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5y ago
DNS level blocking worked quite well for me. It’s about making it hard enough to start the bad habit again.
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My tech predictions for 2022 (and beyond)
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Proving Simple Theorems with TypeScript
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A Million Dollar Red Pixel NFT
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6y ago
I created a modern alternative for creating user interfaces in Javascript. Longwood can be summarized with these three principles: 1. It's just JavaScript This view library does not invent a new syntax for templating — you can use trad
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Longwood: A simple user interface library
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6y ago
There's also VerbalExpressions library that's been ported to 30+ languages: https://github.com/VerbalExpressions/JSVerbalExpressions
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6y ago
It's other way around: create-react-app pulls too many dependencies because React is bloated. They could have made React lighter and require no compilation. But instead they created a scaffold and fought complexity by adding more compl
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6y ago
It's not part of Javascript, so you'll always need Babel (or similar transpiler) as a dependency and some kind of build step. It's additional complexity when you could have solved the same issue by using better design on the
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6y ago
I'd argue it depends on what you're used to. Coming from React you could argue Reagent is not readable. Coming from Javascript you could argue that Objective-C is not readable. But it's more that you need a moment to get used
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What React Gets Wrong
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Anyone looking for a non-Java implementation: This library has been ported to 30+ languages, and you can find a list of them at http://verbalexpressions.github.io/
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6y ago
It already is. In 30+ of them. You can find them on: http://verbalexpressions.github.io/
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6y ago
Team always shares the responsibility. We do a ton of work to establish trust inside a team so you would share things that are affecting your work instead of trying to hide them so you don't get sacked in performance review. We also ma
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Currently working as a developer for a company that organizes itself in small groups without bosses and I must say I could not think about going to work for a company where I would have a boss.
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6y ago
I think a very good metric would be the number of maintainers of a package and how well funded they are. E.g. React has a huge resource pool and people are getting paid for development, while some (most?) packages are single dev with no fun
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6y ago
The first time you did this your browser asked for a permission via browser's native permission modal
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6y ago
Hey HN This is my hobby project I've been working on. At the moment there are 15231991 pages in English wikipedia, and a whopping 671872114 links between them. This project uses custom-built Rust parser to parse through the data (in 15
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Show HN: Website that finds least amount of clicks between two Wikipedia pages
(wikigolf1.herokuapp.com)
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Ok, the first thing in my mind is how to share passwords with your teammates. Sending a password: echo 'hunter2' | openssl bf - | curl -X POST --data-binary @- https://patchbay.pub/mysecretpasswordhandle Rec
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7y ago
I've been recently using @grammarly/focal for state management and reactive flow programming. It also uses rxjs behind the scenes, which I really like has gained some ground with Angular lately.
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Have you seen bad OOP code? It's an unreadable mess of ObjectManagerFactory classes where everyone mutates everything. Have you seen bad functional code? It's an unreadable mess of monads, flatmaps and partial composition where yo
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Premature optimization comes in many forms, and at least these three cases are doing more harm than good: 1: "It's good practice" For example: Wrapping every function implementation in a memoize function may seem like a good
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8y ago
"Respects your freedom" badge seems to be hardware-related. This is exactly what we'd need for the software products too!
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