masterofmisc

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by masterofmisc 6y ago
Cool. Does that mean I can use this in a C# Console app?
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by masterofmisc 6y ago
Gee, Slashdot. That brings back memories
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by masterofmisc 6y ago
tumbleweed...
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by masterofmisc 7y ago
Not sure if it fits your use-case, but if you just want to just throw a couple of react classes on your page, without having to go through all the hassle of setting up a react app (without NPM or WebPack), you could just live transpile reac
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by masterofmisc 8y ago
He asks the question "But should you use it for your large scale app development project?" I thought that was literally the reason TypeScript came to be. Microsoft were having lots trouble wrangling Bing web app and internal MS de
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by masterofmisc 8y ago
I think Blazor might have a bright future in the Electron space. Its seems to me the stars are all aligning from that point-of-view. Microsoft have had great success with Visual Studio Code and are now the custodians of Electron since they
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by masterofmisc 10y ago
Thanks for your insight and reply.
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by masterofmisc 10y ago
Does anyone know how this compares to http://www.ractivejs.org ? Ractive looks like a simple no fluff framework
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by masterofmisc 12y ago
Lastpass here! - Been a user for a few years and havent looked back
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by masterofmisc 12y ago
Its nice to see that C++ has evolved to the point where COM code can be represented with nice easy-to-follow vanilla C++ without making you want to throw up!! (and theres no stupid ^ (hat) symbol in sight) It looks like Kenny Kerr has a sit