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by martinsnow 2y ago
I've never used SSR and i have quite a few react apps under my belt. Why would you need to introduce it as a full stack app?
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by martinsnow 2y ago
Who's using Heroku these days? The rug pull they managed back in the day akin to Travis ought to have lost them any goodwill.
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by martinsnow 2y ago
Admin panels may do that. Say for example deleting a bucket with a million rows. In that case I'd fire off a job and tell the user, yeah sure the delete is successful. But check the logs to be sure.
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by martinsnow 2y ago
I'm sure the people will miss her
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by martinsnow 2y ago
What good is thousands losing their jobs?
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by martinsnow 2y ago
That may change in the future if the populist parties gain more traction in the eastern EU.
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by martinsnow 2y ago
Given the code quality of projects like nextcloud. Suggestions like this makes the head and table transmugify into magnets.
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by martinsnow 2y ago
That is true and neither platform is free from their issues. But NativeScript, Capacitor, Ionic and at last... Cordova. Has each of ther own oddities. NativeScript has a really awesome typing translation of the native apis to typescript. Th
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by martinsnow 2y ago
Explain to me why rendering html in javascript in wasteful? GNOME and Edge does the exact same thing for ther shells.
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by martinsnow 2y ago
When you're using expo you cannot bundle your own native extensions. At my previous job we used pjsip. This extension uses JNI and native calls in iOS via objective-c. You can't bundle native extensions when using expo. You'r
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by martinsnow 2y ago
I was pointing out the needlessness of your original comment. Why post it in the first place....
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by martinsnow 2y ago
Reddit has a lower barrier to entry, which will invite lower quality comments. Sadly product officers are starting to flow into HN and other people with no programming experience, so the quality of comments are as such. If there was a fizzb
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by martinsnow 2y ago
Congrats. You added nothing to the discussion.
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by martinsnow 2y ago
Should we also complain at the amount of bootstrapping your OS had to do before your browser could show said site?
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by martinsnow 2y ago
In my opinion no. Capacitor has the same pitfalls like NativeScript. They're both clunky and lacks proper integration between the native layer and the emulated javascript world.
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by martinsnow 2y ago
Reddit is a better place for non technical discussions.
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by martinsnow 2y ago
That doesn't make sense to me at all. When you delegate heavy workloads to native view engines, both rendering and interfacing with native media/sdp will undoubtly be faster. The only issue i can see is if you install a lot of web
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by martinsnow 2y ago
I love that you asked this question. As someone who has created a few react native applications in the past, non expo environments has felt as an afterthought. I hope the react native team will improve the documentation and encourage the na
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by martinsnow 2y ago
If you're willing to take on such an economical risk, why don't you pony up the money and start serving the content?
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by martinsnow 2y ago
Nah random outages because the RDS instance you were on decided to faceplant itself, or the weird memory to bandwidth scaling AWS has chosen will make you pull your hair out on a high traffic day. It's just different problems.
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by martinsnow 2y ago
What a moron
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by martinsnow 2y ago
Apple does many things right but things like Mail.app got thrown to the side for years. There's still many odd utilities here and there that have not seen any love like grapher.
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by martinsnow 2y ago
That's an unfortunate decision
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by martinsnow 2y ago
Nobody wants it outside of a tiny hobbyist segment.
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by martinsnow 2y ago
That's not a different version. The only different version that is known is the Chinese edition of windows, every other sku are as they're listed.
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by martinsnow 2y ago
Googlers don't use Android
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by martinsnow 2y ago
As soon as private information (e.g. an email) is opened on that machine, you're in violation of workers rights and gdpr.
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by martinsnow 2y ago
Ew.
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by martinsnow 2y ago
The end result is fragmented projects, worse developers and less activity. Congratulations. You got your social point across to the detriment of everyone.
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by martinsnow 2y ago
Why do these people always have to ruin good projects?

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