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by ludwigvan 7y ago
For me, not viable on macOS until they implement pinch to zoom. https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=688990 Edit: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/addon/multi-touch-z... seems
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by ludwigvan 7y ago
rjsx-mode has been around for a few years and handles jsx fine. coupled with prettier mode, I don't have any complaints. have you given those two a try?
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by ludwigvan 7y ago
Not multiple sites perhaps, but Facebook uses React's unstable versions on production.
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by ludwigvan 7y ago
I know the interval is configurable, but please make the default to somewhere around 30-50 mins. 10 mins is ridiculous and will make people ignore your product.
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by ludwigvan 7y ago
Right, he has multiple honorary doctorates according to Wikipedia.
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by ludwigvan 7y ago
I think he means that Clojure is a dependency (a JAR) that lein installs. npm, pip etc require node or python, they don't bootstrap. Perhaps it doesn't make a huge difference in practice, but it might help in getting everyone on t
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by ludwigvan 7y ago
Emacs is the ultimate example of free software. You really do feel free in emacs, experimenting, tweaking. Free as in breathing, free as in drinking water. Code is such an integral part of life that it is unthinkable that we cannot have con
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by ludwigvan 7y ago
> But it's called a toast because that's what many UX people have called it for years, because it pops up and toast pops up. Thanks for this, it hadn’t occurred to me why they chose this name
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by ludwigvan 7y ago
This library is also quite minimal: https://github.com/f/graphql.js
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by ludwigvan 7y ago
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=TFA
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by ludwigvan 7y ago
It can be done, but it is usually uglified. No need to give the plain source to outsiders.
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by ludwigvan 7y ago
Also if you are a front end developer and are on an insecure WiFi (coworking space or public WiFi) make sure you only bind to localhost. Otherwise other people on the network can see your frontend code which you are probably compiling with
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by ludwigvan 7y ago
Tacking a custom header to the response is a nice trick! Could be particularly useful for GraphQL apps where every response is a big opaque answer from `/api/graphql`: Add the GraphQL operation name to the response header. This wi
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How I Navigate Hundreds of Tabs on Chrome with JXA and Alfred(medium.com)
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by ludwigvan 7y ago
There is a difference bt. building an app/software and building a business. If you enter a field with existing businesses, you have to treat it like a business, otherwise your app will generate zero revenue. Talking unfortunately from
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by ludwigvan 7y ago
And I think I had read that Whatsapp used Erlang because Facebook Chat was using Erlang and they thought Facebook knew what they were doing and decided to use the same tech. What a twist
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by ludwigvan 7y ago
He explains in the article that he couldn't do it with History API since it is throttled by the browsers.
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by ludwigvan 7y ago
Some modes I like: - use-package: Download & enable all packages automatically on new machines. - super-save-mode: Save files whenever focus changes - projectile: Switch bt. projects, open files in a project - helm: Better fin
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by ludwigvan 8y ago
So both of these routers are written by Ryan Florence? Interesting, what was the reason behind this? Freedom to experiment in one repo while keeping the other stable?
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Autodesk Founder John Walker's “Information Letter #14” (1991)(fourmilab.ch)
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by ludwigvan 8y ago
I recently wrote an article about how storing code in plain text files is a local maximum we need to overcome as the software industry. The db based file system in OS400 fascinates me, though I have little experience with it. https:/&
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by ludwigvan 8y ago
> For (1), how does the parent know whether those components will actually be rendered? Well, usually parent decides whether the children will be rendered or not.
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by ludwigvan 8y ago
- Editor integration. VS Code integration is easiest nowadays I guess. Most programmers hate leaving their editors and dealing with text entry boxes on browsers. In my projects, we have a wiki and a knowledge_base.md Guess which one I put r
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by ludwigvan 8y ago
Well, the idea that most people forgot or didn't realize (including me) is actually StackOverflow is a wiki so you can edit and fix other people's answers. You might need some reputations points before you can do that though. The
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by ludwigvan 8y ago
See datasette that turns any csv or sqlite to an API and a web site instantly and allows the end user to write sql queries. - For permissions: the db is readonly. - For performance: there is an execution time limit for each query. https:&#
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by ludwigvan 8y ago
> Something in the air has definitely changed recently - Type inference becoming commonplace is an important factor. Previously it felt kind of silly in statically typed langs to supply some of the things compiler could figure out. - Str
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by ludwigvan 8y ago
I meant honeysql, but iPhone corrected it. :) https://github.com/jkk/honeysql/blob/master/README.md
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by ludwigvan 8y ago
Spring Boot is pretty good actually. It doesn’t match some of Django’s features, but if I were to use JVM now, either Spring Boot or a standard Clojure stack with Ring (coupled with Honeywell) would be good enough. (Of course finding Clojur
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by ludwigvan 8y ago
Because it was internal and undocumented for a while and was properly exposed as an API only a few releases ago.
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by ludwigvan 8y ago
Thank you, I will have a look. How mature are those currently?

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