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by lf-non 5y ago
I didn't know about this one. Frankly this looks a lot more than interesting than VB revival.
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by lf-non 5y ago
Yes, being possible and being performant are two very different things. What I intended to convey in my previous comment was that using strategies like pre-compilation (eg. Spring EL) it is possible to get good performance even for dynamic
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by lf-non 5y ago
IMHO interest in ruby (irrespective of implementation) itself is declining. A lot of people have realised that dynamic typing hinders maintenance of long lived projects and the tooling and dev experience with type safe languages have also g
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by lf-non 5y ago
I am curious what library was this and what was it doing. We used spring expression language for dynamic evaluation of (user-defined) expressions in our code and for most cases we could compile and cache the expressions after first usage an
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by lf-non 5y ago
This is surprising. Last I checked performance was better than node. Are you taking into account JVM warmup time ? Also does the JVM have adequate memory (thinking of GC thrashing)?
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by lf-non 5y ago
Interesting to see Kotlin getting more adoption in distributed systems space. Using kotlin on the server-side has been such a great experience.
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by lf-non 5y ago
For people interested in creative coding and data driven visualizations there is also the thi.ng umbrella [1] which provides a large collection of modular micro utilities. Many of them are clojure inspired and are written in functional-styl
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by lf-non 5y ago
+1 for marp. Tried it a few months ago and it has now become my defacto choice for presentations. One particularly great side-effect of being based on VSCode is that not only you can create presentations in VSCode, you can also present them
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by lf-non 5y ago
I found effector[1] after I started looking around for a state manager which: 1. Either supported multiple stores or provides a way to subscribe to individual branches (as opposed to the entire store). 2. Had an action/event abstractio
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by lf-non 5y ago
This name is somewhat misleading as the Rust compiler itself has worked on windows for quite some time. What is being released (as preview) is a "windows crate" which [sic] lets you call any Windows API past, present, and future u
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by lf-non 5y ago
Butterfly [1] by alibaba has a vue wrapper (along with a React one) over a framework independent core. It is not as well documented though. [1] https://github.com/alibaba/butterfly
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by lf-non 6y ago
We have been using liquibase[1] in a variety of java & non-java projects and it has proven to be a really flexible & powerful open source solution. It shines really well when you need to manage not just tables and views, but also st
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by lf-non 6y ago
Not quite. You are able to extend VSCode using TS/JS for sure, but it is not even remotely customizable to the extent that emacs is. There is definitely ample room for a hacker-centric text editor with a minimal core where every aspect
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by lf-non 6y ago
There has been a lot of research and implementation work around gradual typing since erlang was initially conceived. Using a type-system as a linter (with a few escape hatches whenever dynamic behavior is needed and without any impact on ru
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by lf-non 6y ago
Yes. Teal'c is a fictional character [1] from TV Series Stargate SG-1 [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teal%27c
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by lf-non 6y ago
Not quite. Emotion doesn't do the atomic splitting - ie. one class name per style rule. This splitting results in ugly looking HTML but if two components are using some common subset of CSS rules they will partially reuse the same css
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by lf-non 6y ago
They use a java compiler plugin [1] (hence the need for IDE plugin). So you are writing java syntax but the code is not really java. They are rarely used in java ecosystem and have a reputation for being fragile - I haven't tested whet
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by lf-non 6y ago
The V language seems to be exactly this combination: https://vlang.io . It is not as stable/mature - but well, its open source.
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by lf-non 6y ago
Just search for isometric in the search box in the sidebar. They have a isometric edge/cube/square available there. Also, when you are creating a new diagram, they have a couple of examples in the cloud section.
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by lf-non 6y ago
I may be missing some context but can't it be done similar to how we handle data from outside world in TS ? A runtime type guard that asserts that the shape of data conforms to a particular type and from that point forward compiler wil
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by lf-non 6y ago
Not opposed to server rendering or backend heavy sites, but a lot of people are able to get much better Lighthouse scores for fairly complex sites through a combination of webpack code splitting, service-worker based caching, and CDNs. So,
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by lf-non 6y ago
Not taking seamless CJS interop into account was IMHO the biggest failure of TC39 till date. Given the widespread popularity of CJS they should have prioritized CJS backward compatibility over things like better support for circular depende
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by lf-non 6y ago
Very correct. In addition, it becomes a real pain when using generics with constraints in TS. TS doesn't support either type classes or module/namespace level generics so you end up duplicating the same constraints applied to gene
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by lf-non 6y ago
I'd recommend caution when adopting redux-toolkit in large & rapidly-evolving projects. I recently (2 months back) moved a medium sized project (~240 branch reducers, ~600 actions) away from redux-toolkit. My primary complaint is t
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by lf-non 6y ago
This is built using stencil which supports server-rendering https://stenciljs.com/docs/hydrate-app
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by lf-non 6y ago
Haha, I have spent my fair share of time procrastinating over what a type-safe JSX alternative would look like for React. The most ergonomic solution (well, atleast for me) has been their old factory API upon which I layered a set of conven
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by lf-non 6y ago
I don't use coffeescript anymore (primarily because I have grown to appreciate benefits of type-safety in larger projects) but miss it every other day. It is especially tragic that despite the really awesome class syntax in Coffeescrip
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by lf-non 7y ago
I recently converted a spring project to use ktor+konform+exposed after frustration with the number of errors that were not getting caught at compile time. Having mostly eliminated decorators & code generation I find my development expe
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by lf-non 7y ago
Thanks for clarifying on this. This was not the message I inferred by browsing through the README and the examples. The wording in the README says that Alpine "offers you the reactive and declarative nature of big frameworks like Vue o
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by lf-non 7y ago
I didn't mean to imply that everyone should start using SPAs or people should eschew server-rendered pages. While search engines have gotten quite better handling javascript, but that was not the point of my comment. I was mainly outli

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