mickael-kerjean

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by mickael-kerjean 9y ago
There's a guys who wrote an integration with trello for the todo feature. It's working great :) Sure you have to pull and push manually but still it's awesome
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by mickael-kerjean 10y ago
> As someone who has worked on a truly large React project, I can assure you this is not true. there's no such things as the best approach for all needs. React brings you load of advantage but it assumes stuff you might not be ok wi
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by mickael-kerjean 10y ago
GitHub has become the best place to find all sort of sensitive information. From root password, access to companies network, Api keys, everything is available from a search box, you don't need to be a genius to do serious damage, spyin
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by mickael-kerjean 10y ago
Did you consider emacs with org-mode? It fits all your points but come with agendas, tags, can export into a crazy amount of format and a whole bunch of useful things I use on a daily basis. It's already cross platform (without relying
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by mickael-kerjean 10y ago
Great to see I'm not the only one using Jenkins to look after crown jobs! However, it's to me way more than simply auditing & auth. The main advantage I found with Jenkins are: - you get a central place for all the cron jobs.
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by mickael-kerjean 10y ago
I don't really experience what you're saying about speed and response time at all (I'm in Sydney) I just come back from Thailand and I was amaze how fast and reliable is browsing the web in Australia in comparison. Trying the
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by mickael-kerjean 10y ago
To give a few numbers out of nearly 12000 subscribers with one newsletter a month we used to do between 2,5% and 4.2% of people actually clicking a link. I have no idea about the average but if you get those numbers weekly its actually bett
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by mickael-kerjean 10y ago
Any plan to support webgl in the future as mapbox gl does? From a user perspective the difference is huge
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by mickael-kerjean 10y ago
Yes I do and from a user perspective its much better as it tends to be lighter in term of network request and smoother as you don't need to load new tiles for every single level of zoom. I just hope leaflet will be there one day with s
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by mickael-kerjean 10y ago
I used to be heavy user of leaflet but the lack of webgl support is a non starter anymore comparing to mapbox gl. any plan to support this in the future?
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by mickael-kerjean 10y ago
A lot of things aren't correct in the article Rxjs isn't a drop in replacement for promise. Rxjs is about stream, promise is just a way to avoid callback hell. Promise can be replaced by rxjs but not the other way around You don&#
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by mickael-kerjean 10y ago
A nice and convenient shortcut for: tmux list-sessions tmux ls
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by mickael-kerjean 10y ago
You should try wikidata for any type of query that can't be answer using google and where all the information itself is already on wikipedia. it's way faster (if you know about sparql) and way more powerfull and flexible. It onl
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by mickael-kerjean 10y ago
That's quite funny, I've spent the last few days achieving pretty much the same thing but with Angular2. If some people are interested about it I might write a few things about it as well
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by mickael-kerjean 10y ago
There is some solutions to run a SPA in real browser even in a headless environment The trick is to emulate x11 with xvfb and control it with selenium web driver. Phantom isn't the only choice, just the one most people talk about As fo
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by mickael-kerjean 11y ago
That's a small step for man, giant step for emacs kind!!! Never really like any other editor and was waiting for that day to come since years!!!
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by mickael-kerjean 11y ago
Except that you ll have a lot of fun trying to share and migrate your one note to whatever else
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by mickael-kerjean 11y ago
Amazing thank you!
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by mickael-kerjean 11y ago
Can't agree more
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by mickael-kerjean 11y ago
Sounds great. Will definitely give a try !