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by mhoad 6y ago
I feel like lit-element is one of the most underrated libraries out there right now on the front end. I'm so excited for the new stuff coming up in the yet to be released version here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3y
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by mhoad 6y ago
Google is another big one. Isn’t YouTube for example largely built upon a Polymer fork? Chrome dev tools are web components and lit-element as a project is genuinely exciting example of where they are taking them.
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by mhoad 6y ago
I don’t know if this will continue to be true forever. Dart is actually an awesome language to work with generally and is only continuing to get better. I think it has HUGE potential on the server side but there is a chicken and egg problem
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by mhoad 6y ago
What are you talking about? I am responding to someone calling Apple a hero. I did nothing other than to point out the fact that like many things in life, it's not that simple. There is no attempt to help Facebook or whatever you had i
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by mhoad 6y ago
I don't know why people are like this. You can be pro human rights and also not dedicate your entire life to supply chain audits. I'm making a point that the largest company in the world not only does so but actively took steps to
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by mhoad 6y ago
You know it really isn’t that obvious to me at all and I think Facebook is a genuine cancer on society. But everyone seems to conveniently forget about the absolute moral nightmare that is Apple’s supply chain. Remember when they had to put
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Crunchbase and Angular: Why We Made the Transition(about.crunchbase.com)
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by mhoad 6y ago
My original comment might have given the impression that I was some gRPC guru when in reality I’ve only played with it very briefly. What are the versioning problems with it? I was under the impression that it was actually designed from the
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by mhoad 6y ago
Just for a point of reference here is Google’s take on the exact same topic. It has a bit more of a gRPC background but still is very REST friendly by default. https://cloud.google.com/apis/design/resources Also a
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by mhoad 6y ago
It seems pretty solid as an approach. The messaging I heard in an e-book they just released on it says this is everything we learned so far internally at Microsoft but also from our consulting services with other enterprises. From what I’ve
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by mhoad 6y ago
Thanks for the link. I just took a quick look and it seems like you’ve done a nice job tackling a lot of other parts that Dapr hasn’t.
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by mhoad 6y ago
I believe it’s kind of like a plug and play approach to things like Kafka. My understanding is that you have a set of core functionality that is entirely optional so you only run what you want and need. These features are defined at a high
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by mhoad 6y ago
I only just came across this today but it looks amazing and I can’t wait to go kick the tyres on it. It fits an interesting use case for me as well. I have a new project coming up where I want to basically move as much as possible in the di
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Three North Korean Military Hackers Indicted in Wide-Ranging Scheme(justice.gov)
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Clubhouse in China: Is the data safe?(cyber.fsi.stanford.edu)
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by mhoad 6y ago
I appreciate your ability to walk into the middle of the bee hive to knock it over with this comment. It was amusing to read and I don’t disagree with what you said but I don’t feel super qualified to judge either. I’ve only seen that silic
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by mhoad 6y ago
I mentioned this more in my other commend on this thread but I should mention that I think the bar for when people reach for an SPA framework like Angular is probably a lot lower than is reasonable. Angular in particular is designed for ent
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by mhoad 6y ago
I mentioned this in another comment above but for anyone feeling this way which I think is entirely reasonable and healthy even there are two options I would point them towards both at totally different ends of the spectrum. The first one i
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by mhoad 6y ago
I don’t know if this is even an option for you but you might want to take a look at Angular especially if you already have an OO language background on the backend. Basically everything is standardised, you are mostly just writing classes t
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by mhoad 6y ago
I feel like we are at an interesting place here with the WORA dream that everyone has been collectively chasing for a long time now. It was obviously the main selling point for Java for a long time but it never really had a good story for t
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by mhoad 6y ago
I remember in the earlier days of Dart there was an initial push to ship a Dart VM natively inside browsers. I so often wish that idea actually ended up getting some real traction because I think it could have moved web development in gener
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by mhoad 6y ago
You wouldn't happen to have an example Dockerfile you could share at all would you? The examples I have come across online so far did't look super straightforward.
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by mhoad 6y ago
I've been doing some playing around with dev containers for a while now and am loving the experience so far. The one thing I am not super clear on however is doing end to end browser based testing in Web Apps. I didn't find a lot
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by mhoad 6y ago
The current generation of social media offerings are so horribly broken, I don't know that they can be fixed. All of the the incentives that underpin their business model seem to be be misaligned with actual social cohesion. I think th
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by mhoad 6y ago
Throwing this into the mix as another source on basically the same topic https://www.ncsc.gov.uk/collection/end-user-device-security/...
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by mhoad 6y ago
The report goes into detail about what his path towards radicalization was. The posting of the manifesto is not what I am talking about here. The argument was that had he not had such easy access to well organized hate communities who would
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by mhoad 6y ago
The case for free speech absolutism has never looked more questionable than it does right now. Every online platform that has tried to market itself as a “bastion of free speech” has become overrun with the absolute worst of society and as
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by mhoad 6y ago
The strategic importance of what was specifically stolen and where it came from paint the most textbook picture of an intelligence operation that you are likely to see in a news headline. This isn’t at all like the collapse of the Soviet Un
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by mhoad 6y ago
There is only a very small group of people with the skills, resources and motivations to do something like this and I am positive none of them happen to be random freelancing criminals.
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by mhoad 6y ago
Railscasts sadly is no longer but now the two big ones that operate in that space are GoRails and Drifting Ruby. Some other non-screencast resources I like however are Boring Rails and Playbook Thirty Nine (ebook of tips and tricks from the

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