matmo

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by matmo 10y ago
Awesome, I'm glad to hear that. I still use the current mobile app despite my criticisms, but I'm definitely looking forward to the new one(s)!
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by matmo 10y ago
That is definitely a plus, but the mobile app(s) for mattermost are pretty bad. I'm guessing it was built a long time ago on cordova or one of those other "write once, run everywhere" frameworks where they just run everything
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by matmo 10y ago
I think I read briefly somewhere that Microsoft already stores foreign emails in foreign data-centers in order to comply with foreign laws better since they target enterprise customers that have those types of absolute requirements. I guess
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by matmo 10y ago
>Gulp, Grunt, WebPack... What are we doing Once you've accepted that JS is here to stay in browser-land (for now, at least), what alternatives are there for build tools? As a younger dev, when I look at makefiles, I see the same lev
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by matmo 10y ago
Ok yeah, I suppose I haven't really pushed Slack to that limit either. Only using a team or two myself.
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by matmo 10y ago
>My current main work laptop (a pre-TouchBar generation MBP) can only barely run a "heavy" JS-application like Slack and something like IntelliJ at the same time. Is this hyperbole? I run both of these with IntelliJ memory sett
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by matmo 10y ago
I see. Yeah, Angular probably doesn't target environments where it isn't the main/driving DOM/context.
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by matmo 10y ago
How are you going to embed an app in another app/DOM without using an iframe, and how is creating that iframe going to be any harder to accomplish depending on the technologies used inside of it? I'm not sure what you mean about c
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by matmo 10y ago
Only some of these are percieved advantages over Angular. Alot of them are advantages over AngularJS, meaning AngularJS 1.x I'm obviously biased, but using Angular (2+) with typescript and ngrx (observable based redux, essentialy) has
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by matmo 10y ago
IntelliJ for everything. My only complaint is that when I'm writing front end code, it has to do do more guesswork for the autocomplete suggestions, which takes more time, so I have to purposely stop typing for a second to let it find
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by matmo 10y ago
The worst part for me was going from being a "rockstar developer" on the team to having to explain why I suddenly can't meet the overly ambitious deadlines handed down from above due to anxiety, depression, panic attacks and
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by matmo 10y ago
>In the absence of evidence, invention and speculation don't really help In the same vein, until I see actual evidence (and not just "Mr. SoAndSo said so-and-so is true), I'll factor in the claims of the US government and
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by matmo 10y ago
Almost seems like an attempt to shift the dialogue from "Republican vs. Democrat" to "USA vs. Russia". Why put out this article now, instead of when this first became public "knowledge"? I get the feeling this
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by matmo 10y ago
Doesn't babel (ES6 --> ES5) solve this issue or is there more to it?
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by matmo 10y ago
I think the two main solutions are pipes and shared memory.
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by matmo 10y ago
Better title: 6 generic questions answered by someone who should be answering much more pressing questions
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by matmo 10y ago
What is OData? The website does a poor job of explaining it from a high level. The only discernible feature I see is adding "functions" to url's (ex: http://services.odata.org/V4/TripPinServiceRW/Peo
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by matmo 11y ago
Can you override the autogenerated setters and getters in Kotlin?