midrus

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by midrus 5y ago
I love the fact that rails also provides a solution/opinion to the frontend part. Django sounds like nowadays can only be used for backend.
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by midrus 5y ago
Looks like the typical naive person that would critique the admin UI, the ORM, the documentation, the template system, etc and would then opt for doing his own thing in pure python and just flask and this other library and end up with a ter
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by midrus 5y ago
Don't waste your time reading this.
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by midrus 5y ago
Done. Thanks!
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The Single-Page-App Morality Play(baldurbjarnason.com)
207 points by midrus 5y ago|131 comments
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by midrus 5y ago
My email is the same as my username at the usual proton mail domain. Sorry for my dumbness, but not sure what a repost invite is. Something good I hope XD. Thanks.
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by midrus 5y ago
I'm worried about that auto import thing. Hopefully I'm not getting it right but sounds to me like more compiler/macro magic breaking all tools and editors (i.e: cmd click to go to definition, etc...)
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by midrus 5y ago
As with everything else, setting up things is not the problem. The problem is maintaning them.
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by midrus 5y ago
From my experience, trying to boot up the entire platform on developer's laptops (or remote cloud servers) for each developer is something doomed to fail and cause pain, whatever you use. My best experience so far, has been to start se
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by midrus 5y ago
This guy's site is not netflix nor facebook, nor is he 10k developers to support those architectures. If this guy were pragmatic, a Ruby on Rails/django app in heroku would do wonders. If he wants to promote React because that&#x2
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by midrus 5y ago
Ruby On Rails
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by midrus 5y ago
Kubernetes is a low level tool which should be used only at large companies with large teams to support it and build all the required tooling around it. 80% of companies building on top of kubernetes should just pay some provider to do it f
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by midrus 5y ago
Just imagine all the newbie and junior devs following the ideas this person puts in their heads. That's how you land a new job just to find out the landing has more engineering than the Mars Rover.
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by midrus 5y ago
This is just advertising for a framework you have to pay for if you want to use.
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by midrus 5y ago
Totally not. You have to be careful about the use case. A company I worked for went crazy on i, and redux and rxjs, redux-form, etc for a mostly CRUD app and it was a total mess. A team of 6 devs couldn't keep up with the complexity of
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by midrus 5y ago
Probably this works for a large team of tens or hundreds of developers. On a team of 4 or 5 people, where people go sick, take vacations, leave the company, new members join... each of these events has a big impact on those metrics. Which a
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The Single-Page-App Morality Play(baldurbjarnason.com)
2 points by midrus 5y ago|0 comments
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by midrus 5y ago
Probably you would have had this problem with any other platform you were not familiar with. Tests can be written properly and in a very reliable way in any platform, and a mess can be made in any platform too.
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by midrus 5y ago
Node and JavaScript are extremely popular (used by a ton of people). Being popular means you get a lot of criticism. Same happens to java, PHP, and any other popular language.
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by midrus 5y ago
After having used RxJS, redux-rxjs, and some other "Rx" related libraries I don't remember their names anymore, I'm not touching Rx[anything] ever again. I still have nightmares.
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by midrus 5y ago
This sounds very naive to me. Maybe it works for your specific use case but it is never that easy most of the times. What happens if the user has your application on two devices? What happens if you want the server to update this data? What
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by midrus 5y ago
Has anyone tried PrimeFlex [1]? I was thinking on using it for a side project, in combination with PrimeVue[2]. Any experience with it? [1] https://www.primefaces.org/primeflex/ [2] https://www.primefaces.or
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by midrus 5y ago
I like I can build almost anything with it, from web applications to command line to desktop applications, to embedded scripts in almost any service. I love it is asynchronous by default (and thus all its ecosystem is as well). As someone t
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by midrus 5y ago
I really appreciate the work and innovation you are doing, but these other alternatives exist because not everyone is starting a project from scratch, not everyone is able to rewrite their project, and not everyone is building a team with t
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by midrus 5y ago
Exact same experience. A kanban board with clear priorities was my best experience so far in my near 25 years of career in this field. This was thanks to the big bosses which were pretty chill in regard to when things would be ready, as lon
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by midrus 5y ago
I don't know about Agile but I'm doing SCRUM by the book at my new job and I want to kill myself every other second.
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by midrus 5y ago
I've built a few small projects with just backend rendered views in Node.js, and then did all the dynamic "SPA" like features with Unpoly. Turned out a lot better than I thought. Things such as authentication being a lot easi
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by midrus 5y ago
Even if not using the SSR part of next, it is still a great build tool, with sane defaults and possibilities of static generation. What would you use to "simplify" things? Your own webpack config?
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by midrus 5y ago
Love Unpoly for this https://unpoly.com/
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by midrus 5y ago
I've been a backend developer for many years, and for the last 6 years I've been doing frontend. I can assure you those developers mocking frontend devs can't even do backend if taken outside their big ass framework (django,

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