matthewmueller

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   by matthewmueller 9y ago

   Let me attempt to clarify a few things with fresh eyes: Javascript doesn't have threads, so true coroutines not really possible (w/o webworkers). If you lock up the event loop in one of Joy's goroutines, the other's won&
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   by matthewmueller 9y ago

   time. never enough time ;-)
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   by matthewmueller 9y ago

   Awesome! I thought about it a little more and I don't think there should be an issue. This project is a compiler, not a language – Go is the language. It's analogous to Javascript and Babel.
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   by matthewmueller 9y ago

   Heading to bed now. I'll be back on this thread tomorrow to answer any lingering questions. Feel free to open an issue on github with any additional questions or ping me at twitter.com/@mattmueller. Thanks everyone and good night!
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   by matthewmueller 9y ago

   Unfortunately there's a bug: https://github.com/matthewmueller/joy/issues/53 Will fix it in the morning but I need to sleep now. Zzzz... Thanks for the kind words and please try it again tomorrow :-)
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   by matthewmueller 9y ago

   No JSX – VDOM would mean things what JSX turns into e.g. `React.createElement(...)`
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   by matthewmueller 9y ago

   Exactly that – I think there will be great opportunities to use both depending on what kind of code it is. WASM is on the radar though: https://mat.tm/joy/#faq-webassembly
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   by matthewmueller 9y ago

   Weird, maybe a DNS issue? Can you try again?
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   by matthewmueller 9y ago

   Thanks for the kind words. Yah I think you're right that I should make the current state more clear, not just where it's headed. FWIW, there's some more information on that lower down the page: https://mat.tm/
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    by matthewmueller 9y ago

    Hmm, good catch. Let's see how it plays out :-)
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    by matthewmueller 9y ago

    Thanks :-) You can read more about my personal view here: https://mat.tm/joy/#why
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    by matthewmueller 9y ago

    Haha wow good catch – updated!
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    by matthewmueller 9y ago

    Hey sorry for the oversight there, I'll be documenting this in further in the next few days, but for now you can head over to: https://github.com/matthewmueller/joy/issues/56 to read more
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    by matthewmueller 9y ago

    I was a heavy Typescript user and a big fan. I personally found Go's type system and overall ecosystem to be much easier to grok, especially when it came to interacting with 3rd party packages. If you read through https://ma
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    by matthewmueller 9y ago

    It's my top priority :-)
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    by matthewmueller 9y ago

    Thanks for the kind words of encouragement!
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    by matthewmueller 9y ago

    Thanks! Not yet, but I'm planning to make some videos very soon :-)
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    by matthewmueller 9y ago

    Hey folks! I've been hard at work building this compiler for the last few months and I'm very excited to finally be able to share it with you. I'll be here to answer any questions you might have!
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    Show HN: Joy – a Go to JavaScript compiler(mat.tm)

    201 points by matthewmueller 9y ago|98 comments
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    by matthewmueller 9y ago

    I built Standup Jack (standupjack.com) to give you a chance to think thoughtfully about your current and upcoming tasks before sharing them with your team.
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    by matthewmueller 10y ago

    Definitely worth experimenting with some more. I have some 15+ user teams that think it's worth it though :-)
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    by matthewmueller 10y ago

    Good catch!
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    by matthewmueller 10y ago

    thanks!
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    by matthewmueller 10y ago

    Yeesh – I'll get that upgraded. Thanks for the heads up!
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    by matthewmueller 10y ago

    https://standupjack.com is a side project I started earlier this year on my own. It's making more than $1k/mo now :-)
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    by matthewmueller 10y ago

    There are 3 ways for people to buy your course: 1) Direct marketing - Udemy drives a ton of traffic to their website, so people just naturally see your course(s) and buy it. 2) Affiliate marketing - Udemy advertises your course(s) via thing
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    by matthewmueller 10y ago

    I really appreciate the kind words and thanks for spreading Jack!
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    by matthewmueller 10y ago

    4 months. I built a Slack bot called Standup Jack ( https://standupjack.com ). It's a ton of work upfront but if you launch early, keep an open dialog with your users, iterate on their feedback and keep your costs low, it&#x2
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    by matthewmueller 11y ago

    not yet! but i'm planning on adding admin options soon :-)
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    by matthewmueller 11y ago

    Large organization support will definitely need some work. I think the solution will be multiple standup channels for different teams inside the company. I love your idea. It could also work for aggregation: "What did @john say this we