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Based on my casual browsing of the code I assume that it pushes small HTML fragments via WebSockets whenever the backend state changes on a given ActiveRecord model. It covers things like automatically updating the state of a model on a pag
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Depending on your patience you can go and take a look at a real life implementation of it at https://app.hey.com since they enable source maps. What the actual developer facing API is going to look like however is another questi
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It's a really nice time to be a Ruby / Rails developer. Rails itself has made some really nice improvements with this release and there is also the "NEW MAGIC" should be following in the next couple of days which is curr
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6y ago
I know that for a lot of people the report ended up getting reduced down to a handful of 2-4 sound bites but there isn’t a single word in the parent post that is incorrect. The reality is that the report was almost 500 pages of nuance. This
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Google is opening Fuchsia OS development to the public
(9to5google.com)
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Rails 6.1 RC2 Horizontal Sharding, Multi-DB Improvements and More
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Catalyst: A new web components framework from GitHub
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This is basically exactly what I get out of writing web components. I get the best of every possible dimension I care about. I can write short neat little snippets of code that encapsulates my HTML, CSS and JavaScript in a single place. I c
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Warning: Incoming Hot Take... Facebook is probably one of the single most hated companies in tech at the moment and it seems unlikely that is going to change anytime soon. I can't even remember the last time I heard someone mention tha
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I wish AngularDart got some more love while it still had a chance. In fact I would say that about Dart in general. It's actually an incredibly nice language. It's easy to pick up, it runs literally everywhere, it's fast, it h
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6y ago
I don’t know you do I’m not going to pretend to understand your beliefs based on a couple of comments in this thread. Instead I wanted to try and reframe this in a way that is a lot more inline with how many people on the left talk about th
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A very clear majority of Americans support universal healthcare every time they are polled about it. This isn’t the radical agenda that you seem to be claiming it to be, it’s about bringing the US system to be closer in line with what every
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Let’s not pretend that Facebook isn’t ALSO involved in a lot of “technically not illegal but clearly unacceptable to the majority of society” tax avoidance strategies. They aren’t unique in this sense but it’s just loophole after loophole a
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It was literally the fourth most desired framework in the 2020 StackOverflow developer survey and was third the year before. https://insights.stackoverflow.com/survey/2020
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Everything is static by default unless you explicitly opt to declare a variable as dynamic for specific use cases. Also worth noting that Dart now also includes fully sound null safety https://dart.dev/null-safety
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6y ago
There is indeed an official path for full linux support or at least in the sense that is outlined here https://medium.com/flutter/announcing-flutter-linux-alpha-wi...
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That isn’t true and hasn’t been for a while. It’s nowhere near “web native” still but it is yet to even get a non beta release so I will give it some slack. But I think Flutter is probably the best hope out there right now for the ever elus
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I genuinely don’t get the Dart hate, especially when TypeScript is the alternative. They are so similar. But this is exactly what happened to Angular. There is a TypeScript version (fairly popular) and a Dart version (barely used outside of
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Allow me to reframe this. Considering they are both now considered groups posing a terrorism threat according to the FBI we would hold a platform like YouTube to the same standard on QAnon that we do on ISIS. You can’t host propaganda from
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I'm not sure why you are getting down voted. That is 100% a true story unfortunately.
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Is this down for anyone else?
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Ditching REST with gRPC-Web and Envoy
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“People With Access to More Information Less Likely to Trust Blindly“ seems like an odd takeaway without also talking about the firehose of misinformation that is social media.
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It is hinted at right at the bottom of the post but most of the issues outlined in here are no longer a factor as of just a couple of weeks ago I think. I’m basing that information almost entirely from this video from one of their product m
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Your single-page app is now a polyfill
(itnext.io)
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I agree with most of what you outlined there. The only thing I wanted to highlight was the antitrust arguments against tech and the culture war arguments are most certainly different things even though many of the partisans like to talk abo
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I would agree that in this hyper partisan hellhole that is 2020 it is hard to feel like many involved in this investigation might at best be said to have ulterior motives and at worst should be under investigation themselves with this parti
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I feel like you are fundamentally misunderstanding their entire business model here. The fact that they happened to have popular products is somewhat secondary. They both got to the size that they got by data mining PII and selling it to th
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Really excited about this. Seems to address one of the main problems that the “use the platform” crowd have faced in recent years.
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FinCEN Files show trillions in tainted dollars flow freely through major banks
(icij.org)
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