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Sueable open source(github.com)
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Man v. Food(imdb.com)
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Batch-reduce: A tiny package for reducing a list in batches(npmjs.com)
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by kapv89 8y ago
Have you seen MobX https://mobx.js.org/index.html
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by kapv89 8y ago
You might like my ORM, tabel: http://tabel.fractaltech.in/
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by kapv89 8y ago
True that Node.JS didn't have, and still doesn't have a 2 liner to pop an sqlite db. But what it did have(a few years after its launch) was a pure-JS sqlite client which can leverage V8's event loop and libuv to make parallel
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by kapv89 8y ago
"SQL database usage is still an ongoing bummer, though." ... have you looked at Typeorm ( http://typeorm.io/ )?
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by kapv89 8y ago
Want to try the best of both worlds? Right now, you can experience ide-level autocompletion and type-checking in vim if you are working with typescript and have typescript-vim plugin. Just do one decent sized software with typescript+vim. E
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Worker “threads” in Node.js v10.5(nodejs.org)
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by kapv89 8y ago
I'd disagree. React is very much a "Shakespeare" of javascript frameworks. It has solved UI dev by making even the most complex types of UIs predictably programmable. (Note: not including redux in this, which no developer who
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by kapv89 8y ago
You need to be a genius to use two languages well in a single software while at the same time working on figuring out how to solve the constant barrage of new business problems that an enterprise software product needs to solve in the early
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by kapv89 8y ago
Thanks! And by the way, using python for training is a must right now(though JS is going to become an alternate for this in a few months, as tensorflow.js is being ported to node with bindings to actual tensorflow's C++ layer). Using t
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by kapv89 8y ago
On 2. If you have that requirement, I don't think you can use any scripting language. If you have to use one, JS is probably the best option out there.
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by kapv89 8y ago
My bad. By the way, I didn't think of you as a noob, I just wanted to see if you have explored JS to the point of being able to use it predictable while managing a few developers. In my defence: I haven't worked on webGL or facial
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by kapv89 8y ago
Agree with you on this one. Module systems are kind of a mess in JS land, and from the looks of it, will remain so for a few years. However, from a purely pragmatic point of view, not a deal breaker for early stage companies.
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by kapv89 8y ago
From this comment, I'll make an inference that you aren't comfortable in writing complex JS apps. Am I right?
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by kapv89 8y ago
1. Can you give me an exam of something that is trivial in another lang, but requires "sailing to Africa and back" in JS? 2. What sort of scalability issues related to Node.js are you talking about? Isn't node.js (thanks to V
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by kapv89 8y ago
For me, as a founder of a young startup, the overarching benefit of being proficient in modern JS and sorrounding tooling is that I can use the same language for my whole stack(servers, web, Android, iOS), and spend more time thinking about
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by kapv89 8y ago
For me, as a founder of a young startup, the overarching benefit of being proficient in modern JS and sorrounding tooling is that I can use the same language for my whole stack(servers, web, Android, iOS), and spend more time thinking about
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The Paved PaaS To NodeJS Microservices at Netflix [video](youtube.com)
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by kapv89 8y ago
Node.js is pretty good in this sense. Except for the very hard parts, because of node's async nature, you can introduce good amount of concurrency in your code by default, resulting in a decent amount of IO being concurrent. You have t
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by kapv89 8y ago
You are talking about their implementation. It's done in an old-school way(by extending HTML), and it would be very hard to build any sort of complex UI on this implementation. However, the idea behind this project is pretty interestin
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by kapv89 8y ago
You'd love working with DigitalOcean.
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by kapv89 9y ago
We JS folks just need 1 good deep-learning system in JS. I really want that system to be propel as it leverages the work that has gone in on tensorflow. Let that piece fall into place, and just watch as the last bastion of python gets overr
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by kapv89 9y ago
I think you are talking about TJ holowaychuck, the guy who build http infrastructure for node.js
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by kapv89 9y ago
Glad to see twitter doing good financially. Out of all the social media platforms I use, it is by far the best.
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by kapv89 9y ago
If you are planning to use node.js with PostgreSQL, I want to pitch in my ORM, tabel: http://tabel.fractaltech.in/
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Tabel ORM – An ORM that'll break you out of MVC thinking(tabel.fractaltech.in)
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by kapv89 9y ago
Few years back, I was brushing up on some topology I studied in college. One thing lead to another and I came up with the idea that there are 5 dimensions of the absolute nature of our natural universe. Wrote it down as a medium post last y
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Arbitrary precision integers in JavaScript – tc39/proposal-bigint(github.com)
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