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by lorean_victor 3y ago
Yes it is a big hurdle. However, I think content discovery is generally a big part of any content platform, way broader than discovering "who have reacted to my content". Now if you want to solve the problem of content discovery i
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Can we get more decentralised than the Fediverse?(gist.github.com)
108 points by lorean_victor 3y ago|137 comments
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by lorean_victor 4y ago
[Yeah me too, but nevertheless, I thought this result might be interesting to some people so it doesn't hurt sharing it] Thanks a lot! Yeah the original idea was from "rxjs-autorun" basically, and I think the idea got subsequ
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Show HN: Imperative Reactive Programming in JavaScript(github.com)
5 points by lorean_victor 4y ago|3 comments
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by lorean_victor 6y ago
An example of using local state is on the first page (the last example). It might seem unfamiliar because it does not use components, and that is simply because "local state" in Callbag-JSX is simply a "local variable" i
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by lorean_victor 6y ago
For context: this Callbag-JSX, a dead-simple, super predictable front-end library that closely resembles React in style. The core idea is to use explicitly reactive literals (in this case, callbags) and just allow embedding them in DOM (tha
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Show HN: React without the magical anti-patterns(loreanvictor.github.io)
5 points by lorean_victor 6y ago|3 comments
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Show HN: TyFON, zero-config RPC for TypeScript(github.com)
1 points by lorean_victor 6y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Render-JSX, tools for building JSX-based libraries and frameworks(loreanvictor.github.io)
3 points by lorean_victor 6y ago|0 comments
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Coding.blog public issue #1: interesting recent articles about programming(coding.blog)
1 points by lorean_victor 6y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: RxDeep, Fast and precise deep state management using RxJS(loreanvictor.github.io)
1 points by lorean_victor 6y ago|0 comments
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How coding.blog JAMStack blogs became effortlessly fast(coding.blog)
18 points by lorean_victor 6y ago|0 comments
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Rate Limiting APIs and Reactive Back End Programming(eugene.coding.blog)
1 points by lorean_victor 6y ago|0 comments
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Why Medium Doesn't Work for Programmers(eugene.coding.blog)
2 points by lorean_victor 6y ago|0 comments
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Coding.blog Update #1(coding.blog)
1 points by lorean_victor 6y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: An Experimental Mashup of RxJS and Express(loreanvictor.github.io)
1 points by lorean_victor 6y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Coding.blog, a blog platform about coding. no paywall, no ads(coding.blog)
5 points by lorean_victor 6y ago|0 comments
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by lorean_victor 6y ago
Thanks a lot!
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Show HN: Codedoc: Easily create beautiful docs/wiki for your software projects(codedoc.cc)
8 points by lorean_victor 6y ago|2 comments
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Show HN: RxLine, simple task (build) pipelines based on RxJS(github.com)
2 points by lorean_victor 7y ago|0 comments
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A Pragmatic Approach to Software Architecture(medium.com)
3 points by lorean_victor 7y ago|0 comments
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by lorean_victor 7y ago
you can find one here: https://connective.dev/docs/invoke it is not featured on the main page since the atomic process is not essentially different (neither from RxJS nor from any other library you might want to use to
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by lorean_victor 7y ago
I fully agree, the (meta) point here being a reflection on the environment where quoting wikipedia's description of a disney character can legitimately feel politically charged and facetious.
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by lorean_victor 7y ago
> Svelte 3 does a better job of making it intuitive. It might just as well be the case. Svelte is going is towards traditional reactive programming languages, which for example because of the implicit change propagation, typically bare t
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by lorean_victor 7y ago
thanks a lot. if you found any issues and/or had any questions while using this, there is a gitter chat room where you can ask them: https://gitter.im/connectv/community
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by lorean_victor 7y ago
yeah thats an "artistic" choice ;)
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by lorean_victor 7y ago
that is an interesting thought. I have not worked with Rx.NET, whats specific features does `ObsevableCollection<T>` have?
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by lorean_victor 7y ago
well it used to be, but that battle seems to have been largely won on some level too, at least all involved parties now realize the value of open-source (though some may just treat it as a PR asset rather than a platform for inclusive innov
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by lorean_victor 7y ago
is this a good thing or a bad thing? like is it "The API looked pretty normal and understandable to me..." or is it like "The API does not seem to have anything special at all, why does this exist"?
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by lorean_victor 7y ago
I would beg to differ. The FRP aspect of a spreadsheet is not the aspect that is widely used. It is actually a pretty uncomfortable one for even many programmers, though for really simple cases it is possible to get used to it. Actually, fo

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