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by migueloller 7y ago
There’s been a lot of discussion around Kustomize recently. I’ve found the new official documentation on kubectl extremely helpful and pragmatic. It goes over kubectl features by use case and presents different strategies for different engi
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Kubernetes App Customization with kubectl and Kustomize(kubectl.docs.kubernetes.io)
2 points by migueloller 7y ago|1 comments
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konfig – reference Kubernetes configmaps and secrets stored in GKE clusters(github.com)
2 points by migueloller 8y ago|0 comments
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What We Learned from the Recent Mandrill Outage(mailchimp.com)
2 points by migueloller 8y ago|0 comments
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by migueloller 8y ago
Here's for watching with cURL curl https://asciitv.fr
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TypeScript 2.8: Conditional Types(blog.mariusschulz.com)
1 points by migueloller 8y ago|0 comments
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by migueloller 8y ago
We do something similar to this but with server-side rendering. We build our apps with React, then we use React Router to match routes on the server and send down CSS and HTML as needed by the current route. Client-side environment variable
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by migueloller 8y ago
It does at the moment based on the manifest, but after exploring the source, it's clear that this can easily be changed.
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by migueloller 8y ago
Discovered Slate last night while evaluating Draft.js for building the rich text editing experience of our WYSIWYG editor. After running into some issues with Draft.js’ [1] Flow types, and going deep into the GitHub repo looking for solutio
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by migueloller 8y ago
The core actually doesn’t rely on React at all, allowing interop with any front-end framework, or even vanilla JS. The current plugins provided officially are React plugins, but other plugins can be built for Vue, Angular, etc.
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Slate JS – A customizable framework for building rich text editors(docs.slatejs.org)
420 points by migueloller 8y ago|113 comments
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by migueloller 9y ago
> SSR throughput of your server is significantly less than CSR throughput. For react in particular, the throughput impact is extremely large. ReactDOMServer.renderToString is a synchronous CPU bound call, which holds the event loop, whic
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Ex-Apple execs take on Twitch with launch of new social broadcasting platform(techcrunch.com)
1 points by migueloller 9y ago|0 comments
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by migueloller 9y ago
It might be because it requires transpilation [1]. [1] https://github.com/bendc/animateplus#browser-support
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New Twist on Venture Capital Taps a Well-Connected Village(wired.com)
2 points by migueloller 9y ago|0 comments
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by migueloller 9y ago
"It may even let people who wear corrective lenses comfortably use VR without their glasses." If just for this, it's a move in the right direction.
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by migueloller 10y ago
There's some early work for Ubuntu here [1]. You can also currently use React to share code across iOS [2], Android [3], UWP [4], macOS [5], web [6], VR [7] and a bunch of other stuff that is there mostly for fun (like React Hardware [
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by migueloller 10y ago
> If you want to use JS and react to make a native app, try react native instead. Given the discussion of the recent ReactXP thread, I'm guessing most people don't realize you can do this today . React Native supports macOS [1
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by migueloller 10y ago
Please see my comment here: [1] [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14068458
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by migueloller 10y ago
You can use React Native for Web [1]. [1] https://github.com/necolas/react-native-web
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by migueloller 10y ago
Take a look at React Native for macOS [1]. [1] https://github.com/ptmt/react-native-macos
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by migueloller 10y ago
This has been possible for a while now. See my comment here: [1] [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14068400
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by migueloller 10y ago
I'm a bit skeptical this is needed at all. I would've much preferred if Microsoft contributed to the already popular React Native for Web [1]. React Native already supports iOS, Android, and UWP. To add browser support all you nee
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by migueloller 10y ago
Why is there a "Google Docs & Spreadsheets -- Web word processing and spreadsheets." link all the way in the footer of the page?
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by migueloller 10y ago
Just took a look at gRPC. Thanks for the great recommendation!
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by migueloller 10y ago
Next.js is entirely open source and is separate from the product the company offers. Their command line tool is one of the interfaces they provide to use their product but is not needed to use Next.js.
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by migueloller 10y ago
I wouldn't say it's the top benefit but it is a benefit indeed! You don't have to worry about setting any of those up unless you want to customize them. You shouldn't have to because they come with sane defaults (i.e., B
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by migueloller 10y ago
We recently used Next.js to build out an MVP. It was a pleasure to work with. For those wondering what this is, it's basically a slightly more opinionated Create React App [1]. Here are some of the benefits: - No need to setup complica
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by migueloller 10y ago
His comments with regards to the lack of compile time checking of the interfaces between microservices couldn't help me but think of GraphQL. Using GraphQL as the layer between microservices could alleviate this issue. Specially if the
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by migueloller 10y ago
The article says: > What this means is that the sentences, “This is a car”, and, “This is the car”, would both be, 「これは車です」. There is no differentiation. This is not always true. The latter could be 「これが車です」. The は and が particles are ve

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