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by ksubedi 5y ago
I feel like something like Blitz.js is a better comparison instead of Next.js. Next.js is still very frontend focused and does not have a lot of key components needed by a full framework like ORM, Authentication etc.
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by ksubedi 5y ago
Vercel, and a lot of other companies using AWS are down.
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by ksubedi 5y ago
Seems like you are basing your opinions on some misconceptions. Let me try to clear that for you. "CSS modules still seem to solve every problem Tailwind solves, and better." - Not necessarily true. Unlike css modules, tailwind re
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by ksubedi 5y ago
You are right. Sounds like they need to sponsor him!
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by ksubedi 5y ago
They do have https://flareact.com/ and although it is still early, it is very promising. They have used patterns from Next.js so it is easy for developers to migrate.
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by ksubedi 5y ago
Well that strategy works, till it doesn't. There is a difference between being rich and being wealthy, and that is sustainability of wealth. You can live your life and still contribute to long term wealth growth. What if you need to pa
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by ksubedi 6y ago
Genuinely surprised that the price is only $29 (or $25 if you get 4) coming from Apple.
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by ksubedi 6y ago
While that makes sense, Apple's recent changes with the iPad Keyboard case adding a trackpad makes me think that they might have something else brewing for the long term. Time will tell, but I would love to see more MacOS applications
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by ksubedi 6y ago
It's overkill since most iPadOS apps are not optimized for more memory.
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by ksubedi 6y ago
Does anyone know if the automatic color calibration tool they mentioned is coming to existing Apple TV's?
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by ksubedi 6y ago
How long before MacOS and iPadOS have enough feature parity that they get merged?
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by ksubedi 6y ago
Hey "This guy" here, any suggestions on how to style them better? My blog is still a work in progress, but I am always looking for ways to improve things.
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Experience with Apple Silicon M1 MacBook Pro as a Software Developer(subedi.co)
46 points by ksubedi 6y ago|86 comments
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by ksubedi 7y ago
Photography is art. It is not meant to be a realistic as-is interpretation of the scene, rather a representation that the artist (photographer) wants you to see. It has always been like this, even before computational photography was a thin
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by ksubedi 7y ago
I will guarantee you that an expert C# developer could write the same system in same or less amount of time than Elixir with Blazor or even SignalR. C# ecosystem is so big and robust at this time that almost all big problems have already be
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by ksubedi 8y ago
The surface book touchpad hardware itself might be as good as the trackpad in Macbook's but the software support in windows is not even close. Almost everything but UWP apps and some other first party windows apps have jittery scrollin
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by ksubedi 8y ago
after seeing what they did with xamarin, i would not be surprised if they did. but unlike xamarin, open sourcing github wouldnt help them gain more developers on their platform and i do not see any other business benefits. i would love to s
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by ksubedi 8y ago
I have not tried x1 carbon but literally all lenovo laptops I have tried have horrible trackpads (palm rejection issues on linux, weird tracking). MacOS is a good OS because it has a very human centric UI and it makes me very productive. Vi
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by ksubedi 8y ago
Like someone else said in another comment, the grass is not green on the other side. I tried every windows flagship option out there from Asus convertibles to XPS 15 (still have this) and my experience was not even close to what I had hoped
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How Microsoft Made Me Love .NET Core and C# Again(kaushalsubedi.com)
2 points by ksubedi 8y ago|0 comments
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by ksubedi 9y ago
You are right, i was confusing asp.net core with .net core.
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by ksubedi 9y ago
As .net core is a full rewrite, all these optimizations are .net core specific, so porting them isn't going to be a easy thing.
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by ksubedi 9y ago
Denver tech center, Broomfield or Boulder
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by ksubedi 9y ago
But if you think about it, the use case for almost 80% of the people out there that use laptops or desktops is for web browsing and office work (text editing etc) which phones should be able to handle well.
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by ksubedi 9y ago
People are satisfied because they need to justify their purchase. If the airpods costed much less, im sure we would have people complaining about audio quality and other minor issues, but when you pay that much you overlook the little thing
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by ksubedi 10y ago
Laravel actually was great at form validation, route management and templating, probably one of the best, however performance is what made me move away from Laravel. With Spring and Asp.net Core, I got the best overall development experienc
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by ksubedi 10y ago
I am not sure about the situation of dependency management on Go atm (havent used it for a few months), but in my case if I had a pre-compiled binary, I could just fire it up without having to worry about compiling from source. I was not a
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by ksubedi 10y ago
I don't think that is the only reason to use ORM's. They definitely help me be more productive while building apps where super-high performance is not an issue.
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by ksubedi 10y ago
This. After using Go, Nodejs (Express, Koa), PHP (Laravel), Java (Spring) and C# (Asp.Net Core), I realized that nothing beats me in productivity when I am using Spring or Asp.Net core when building a web app. Little things like form valida
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by ksubedi 10y ago
Probably an unpopular opinion but I don't think pre-optimization is a bad thing specially in use cases where you will need to optimize the application later, as refactoring things for optimization later is much more time consuming. Tha

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