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by lf-non 2y ago
In the same vein, Go+ is also interesting, and its being actively developed. https://goplus.org/
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by lf-non 2y ago
This approach is quite interesting. I have used pgtyped for postgres, and missed not having something similar for sqlite. This library seems to perfectly fill the gap.
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by lf-non 2y ago
I have come to believe that select * should only be used in exploratory SQL and never in application code. I know a lot of devs treat database schemas as sacrosanct and try not to modify the schema much once created. However, I do like bein
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by lf-non 3y ago
In editors like vim/emacs it is possible and common.
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by lf-non 3y ago
Yes, purely from a user pov, the way fake stack traces are reported to point out the failing construct is quite nice.
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by lf-non 3y ago
Plain CF sucks because it doesn't really provide any kind of abstraction capability. So in any kind of real world application the yaml gets humongous that is very hard to review. I would have been perfectly happy to use CF if they adde
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by lf-non 3y ago
I use bluestone, it supports inline previews: https://github.com/1943time/bluestone
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by lf-non 3y ago
I tried this out. I think this app will benefit from a clear identification of purpose and target user base and tailoring its features around that. Eg. If it is trying to be a generic markdown file editor, I wouldn't want it to insert
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by lf-non 3y ago
Butterfly can export to pdf/svg and is quite feature rich. https://github.com/LinwoodDev/Butterfly
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by lf-non 3y ago
I'd generally agree with you. DBeaver interface is quite discoverable. I reach out for it whenever I need something more visual than pgcli - esp. things like ERD, inline editing, easy cross table navigation etc. However, I'd also
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by lf-non 3y ago
Ok, this is interesting. I'll try this out in a small project.
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by lf-non 3y ago
Are you actually using this in a non-trivial application? The recurring complain I hear about scala are the bad compile times. I haven't used the language much, so not sure if this only applies to libraries that heavily use compile tim
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by lf-non 3y ago
This is very interesting, but I don't see any section in the docs about JVM interop. I am curious what is the effort needed to use a library written in java (and potentially other jvm languages) in claro.
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by lf-non 3y ago
Full fledged BI tools like Superset and Metabase are amazing for their intended use cases. But they may be an overkill if your primary use case is to infrequently build semi-interactive reports for non-technical end-users and your use cases
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by lf-non 3y ago
This may be culture specific but I wouldn't consider the cold shoulder response to be impolite.
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by lf-non 3y ago
The new direction seems very similar to what evidence has been doing for a while https://evidence.dev
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by lf-non 3y ago
Interesting. Thanks for sharing.
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by lf-non 3y ago
Tangentially related, and agree with the complexity and churn that Next introduces, but curious: If am building a product where SEO matters, does SEO still really suffer in absence of SSR? Sure TTFB (& potentially other web vitals) are
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by lf-non 3y ago
why would you call them a former dev if they are actively contributing huge features ?
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by lf-non 3y ago
Interesting tool, but may not be a great choice for new users: All support and development halted in 2016.
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by lf-non 3y ago
I formed a similar impression. I tried using their graphql plugin only to discover that there was no way to pass a context to the graphql handler (at the time) which was surprising. I went back to yoga after that.
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by lf-non 3y ago
Yeah, I like Hono, but it was surprising to see a react alternative from them. I am not sure why they are trying to compete with preact/atomico.
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by lf-non 3y ago
Oh pico looks very nice - and something I am likely to actually use. concrete is a bit too minimal for me. I like the concept of classess css but most of the solutions I looked at (before pico) were just not very pleasing oob.
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by lf-non 3y ago
Not to take away anything from this project (which looks pretty cool), but for folks using KDE on Linux you have a similar launcher built in called Krunner (Try Alt+F2). It is pretty well integrated and has a nice ecosystem of plugins. Post
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by lf-non 3y ago
It is also convenient to use a unique symbol for the brand (declare const brand: unique symbol). Then we can combine multiple brands in the same type and if we don't export that symbol type, we simply dont have a way to access the bran
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by lf-non 3y ago
It doesn't have to be an either-or proposition Yes? People are free to experiment with alternative cli utils which are not burdened by backward compatibility while nushell also remains easily adoptable by users who are accustomed to co
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by lf-non 3y ago
That's great to know. Will be looking forward to what you come up with. Kotlin recommend ksp [1] but underlying platform's reflection is also available. I am not sure it (or something similar) will be a great fit for gleam but hav
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by lf-non 3y ago
Interesting project but last release was seven years ago.
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by lf-non 3y ago
Yeah its there by default but then there is nobody forcing the consumer to use it. So in theory we could get the raw body, and then use something like Jackson's ObjectMapper.valueToTree to get an untyped object hierarchy and then conve
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by lf-non 3y ago
Yes. Joplin supports this (although sync gets slow when the number of notes is large). Syncing the encryption keys is your responsibility. I transfer them over the wire to devices I use without sharing them with a third party service.

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