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norman784
5y ago
About webgpu > The WebGPU API gives developers a low level, high performance, cross architecture way to program GPU hardware from JavaScript. > GPUs allow programmers to make some numerical algorithms highly parallel. This is useful b
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5y ago
It seems that swc is gaining more traction than esbuild, deno is using it, nextjs hired swc dev and rome is using swc too. Also one limitation by design of esbuild is lack of customization, you cannot hook into esbuild and do your own thing
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5y ago
Cargo from rust does more than npm and IMHO it does very well.
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5y ago
Isn't all about revenue, I hope one day we will have native apps again, now also desktop apps are Chrome (electron), IHMO in this case I think Apple is right, push more for native apps (not wallet gardens), The web browsers for sure ar
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5y ago
Workona works for uses cases like you, the only time that gets annoying is when you are using firefox containers. So I appreciate the new UI (didn't tried it yet) but seems that somehow fits my current workflow.
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6y ago
I really don’t share your point of view, but I understand it, for me feels like we as developers are getting worse and worse with the time, we get every year more powerful machines but our software is getting worse every year, who cares abo
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6y ago
IHMO the Explorer from Windows XP (this is the last Windows I used before Windows 10) was better, did the job and was simple, now it seems bloated for me and too mouse dependent, I like to use the keyboard whenever possible, other big featu
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6y ago
Today a lot of projects looks like simple apps but uses a ton of abstraction layers (that help them to deliver in no time a complete app, but at the cost of performance and optimizations, I'm looking to you electron apps), also there&#
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10y ago
cool, learned something new
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10y ago
The think about using async/await its to write less code, make it much simple and makes also easy to try/catch errors. The think I don't like about promises its that you need to write a lot of lines that you could avoid with
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11y ago
I tried React a year ago and was only using js, but jsx its a mix of js and html only, it feels almost normal to me, in my case was not so difficult to accomplish my goal with React, maybe it will take a few days but thats all, and there is
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11y ago
I tried VSC on mac and was a bit slower than Sublime when open the app, in my case not worth to change the editor right now.
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11y ago
IMO if is only component based your site/web app its better Polymer or React, Angular is mv-ish, when the 2 first you can use as you want, never tried Polymer but seems cool (its from Google so don't expect something that is easy
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11y ago
Found a weird how the screens animations (maybe b/c know that is react and it works different than Android framework app). Need to check when comes it out, hope isn't like reactjs b/c din't like it.
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11y ago
oh! will add ground then to my laptop don't know about the skype, maybe, but this happen sometimes only, seems to be random
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11y ago
oh! I see, having this issue, sometimes my skype rings on my external display while using headphones, was quite annoying. also don't know if my mbp retina hardware or software, but sometimes my display blinks, it also happen with my ol
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11y ago
I like Atom, was using for few days and I'm quite happy, also seems much like Sublime Text experience when first launch after Textmate "dies"
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11y ago
I will love to see how Android apps will be written in Swift, not because its an Apple language, just because I didn't like Java at all (don't know the Oracle Java but the Java supported by Android lack of some features of an actu
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11y ago
feedbacks are wellcome, also if have any doubt about ir, ill answer without problem...
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Baxel.js framework, trying to keep simple
(medium.com)
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11y ago
Yeah, everybody likes food. And oriental food are better IMO than our fast food (more vegetables and less fat)
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11y ago
+1 for having the real top story on their site
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11y ago
do you think that Elm is in the good track? if you are involved with Elm, why I must using it? give me good reasons ;)
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11y ago
So Unity in general hasn't a good design overall? I mean on the development perspective, and UE its much free of those kind of design pattern seems, didn't know exactly how it works either, so you can adopt the pattern that fits b
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11y ago
Its simple but got an issue, you need to hack your html. IMO the best approach will be the angular one, just add params to elements, so your designer that is brain less and only knows html can see your template after you put all the logic.
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11y ago
If I'm not wrong unity3d uses this approach, right?
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11y ago
Will be hard to compete with those big libraries like angular and react, b/c they have yet a large community, IMO I like angular on top of react (didn't like the way you create DOM with javascript, tried it 2 years ago, maybe it e
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11y ago
In my opinion there is none, it was focused on flash developers, IMO now we have tools much better like Unity3d and UE, b/c I see haxe as a game development tool, don't know others usages right now of haxe