notthatharda

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   by notthatharda 7y ago

   Well, if you make the energy argument, theres a lot more to cut then. How about high resolution displays? And bit depths? We can perfectly work on a 1024x768x256 colors screen. Imagine how much CPU/GPU cycles that would save.
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   by notthatharda 7y ago

   Only if by users you mean people living in the terminal. Yeah, those people hate GUIs, compositing desktops and anything more than monospaced text. Just whisper "Emoji" in their ear and witness the Wrath of Khan unleashed. I would
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   by notthatharda 7y ago

   I knew basic JavaScript/HTML, but it was 2006 level, when I played a bit with jquery, so I knew about ids/classnames from back then. My SPA does use HTTP/WebSocket, it's served with nginx, uses a postgres database, but t
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   by notthatharda 7y ago

   Except Android/iOS, everything you listed is dead or dying. No sane person would pick anything but Electron for a desktop app today, unless you are in a particularly high performance domain (CAD/Graphics/Video/...)
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   by notthatharda 7y ago

   Good default, general industry consensus for best option if you have no particular needs.
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   by notthatharda 7y ago

   As a long time systems/backend C++/Python programmer it took me 6 months to get very comfortable with this TypeScript/NPM/Vue/Vuex/Bootstrap/Webpack/Linters/Formatters stack and create a pretty c