midrus

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by midrus 6y ago
I'm already ordering a Thinkpad.
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by midrus 6y ago
LOL. I want to go back 10 years then. Or just use dokku. We've gone crazy guys.
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by midrus 6y ago
I already did. Couldn't be happier.
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by midrus 6y ago
Unpoly https://unpoly.com/
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by midrus 6y ago
Agree over the java part. But Python is still orders of magnitude more productive, being it because of the ecosystem, available libraries, frameworks, or almost any other metric. The only advantage over python is performance, and maybe stat
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by midrus 6y ago
It is a great alternative for things that otherwise you would build with C++,C or Java. Not so much for things you would otherwise build with python, ruby, etc.
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by midrus 6y ago
I do! Usually together with Unpoly for ajax stuff and tailwind for styling. Also, I prefer jinja2 templates because with the "macros" feature you can do easy to reuse components.
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by midrus 6y ago
I used to prefer (and by a lot) Vue more than React because of its simplicity and completeness (router + store + everything you need). After trying to use v3 for a new project and trying out the composition API, I've gone back to React
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by midrus 6y ago
Same for me...another awesome React SPA... so cool...
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by midrus 6y ago
And I assume you mean all of this is easier to do, safer, takes less effort, has more documentation, is more tested and proven and will be easier to understand by a new joiner after the one that wrote it left than using an existing, popular
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by midrus 6y ago
Tell that to the Django ORM. I've used it in really big projects, for really big companies and it never failed on us. As I said in another thread, the problem is not writing the SQL. The problem is everything else after you have writte
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by midrus 6y ago
Because to me, long running transactions are not something that should be done so lightly. A transaction is expensive for the database, so interpolating transactions with requests to external systems, other databases, etc is a bad idea from
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by midrus 6y ago
>I find that most of the production features you mentioned are actually more difficult using a fat ORM. Prisma doesn't look like the traditional ORM to me. In fact, the library from the OP uses classes, which prisma and Knex do not
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by midrus 6y ago
Agree, it's pretty simple writing them. The problem is deciding which ones to apply for a given version of your application, when, running them automatically on each of your developer's laptops, your testing environment, and autom
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by midrus 6y ago
All these things fall short the moment you need real "production" features, such as reliable migrations (writing them by hand? no thanks. Outsourcing to another library like knex? no thanks), transactions, community support, relat
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by midrus 6y ago
That's Prisma [1] for me. Coming from Django, I've found prisma even better than the Django ORM, despite not yet as complete. [1] https://www.prisma.io/docs/understand-prisma/why-prisma
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by midrus 6y ago
Yes, Mac touchpads are light years ahead of any other trackpad. I believe this is because they control both, the hardware and the software side of it. For me this is the only reason holding me from moving too.
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by midrus 6y ago
Oh, and by the way, the reason I'm not using keystone either is because it doesn't support sqlite (for real).
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by midrus 6y ago
I'm also coming from Django. I've found Keystone to fit my brain a lot better than most alternatives. Tried strapi and it looks good for basic stuff but the documentation is just absolutely terrible, and once you get out of the re
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by midrus 6y ago
https://xkcd.com/927/ Finally! A standard for managing dependencies in Python.
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by midrus 6y ago
If getting an MVP out of the door is the priority and the future of the company/project depends on timing, then yes. Definitely. Forget about react and go with django and the provided template system. Drop in turbolinks and stimulus or
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by midrus 6y ago
Tell this to Reddit developers
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by midrus 6y ago
It is unfair to compare the careless jQuery spaghetti that was pretty common time ago with a client side framework such as React regarding maintainability. If you put some effort (which I'm convinced is a lot less than the effort we pu
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by midrus 6y ago
Ohh God, can't upvote this enough. I feel the same. I work as a frontend dev and I just can't believe the amount of stuff we do in the user's browsers just because it's convenient for us, developers or because asking bac
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by midrus 6y ago
Me and my team manage many services and web apps at work. We only used it in production on just one of them and it works very well. The most difficult part is convincing a bunch of pure frontend guys without much backend experience to use i
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by midrus 6y ago
The secret to building side projects fast: * Django https://www.djangoproject.com/ * Unpoly https://unpoly.com/ * Parcel https://parceljs.org/ * Heroku https://www.heroku.com&#x2
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by midrus 6y ago
We use it at work. Many teams of 5-8 people. We love it.
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by midrus 6y ago
Why do you think my comment he anything to do with politics? Your country is not the only country in the world. I'm not even from your continent.
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by midrus 6y ago
Because that 1% of people are lives that still matter??? WTF... I can't believe this.
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by midrus 6y ago
As I said, I doesn't work like that for me nor for some other engineers I know of. There are definitely people which are only interested in money and that's the main motivator for anything in their life. They're definitely tr

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