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   by octref 10y ago

   That's really nice, but I didn't find any examples of TS + Vue in all three repos though. Guess I'll play around with it in the weekend.
2. 62.▲
   by octref 10y ago

   I hope it has first-class TypeScript support. Having worked in large TS codebase I can't imagine going back to a JS codebase of the same size. Angular has TS and React has Flow, but most of Vue projects seem to use neither. This is fin
3. 63.▲
   by octref 10y ago

   It's written in Flow, not TS.
4. 64.▲
   by octref 10y ago

   We are working on it. [0] [0]: https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/12163
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   Debug Electron App with VSCode(code.matsu.io)

   2 points by octref 10y ago|0 comments
6. 66.▲
   by octref 10y ago

   I'm glad there are people who don't care anything you mentioned while offering something users enjoy using.
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   by octref 10y ago

   Operator[0] [0]: http://www.typography.com/blog/introducing-operator
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   by octref 10y ago

   I really like Zach Holman's comment on this one. --- [0]: https://github.com/holman/ama/issues/698#issuecomment-118547... I can't remember who said it initially, but my favorite sentiment on all thi
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   by octref 10y ago

   More and more I feel the best data visualization for most scenario is just bar, line, and pie charts. They need no explanation and communicate information effectively. Too many visualizations that are fun and fancy but convey ideas poorly.
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    by octref 11y ago

    I hope Medium have stayed invite-only. It's really hard to keep the content high quality when a lot of people flood in. The atmosphere changes, and that changes the culture and everything. And I'm really sad that Signal v. Noise h
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    by octref 11y ago

    I have a mixed feeling as a NeoVim user and long-time Vim user. On the one hand, great to see such a huge release for Vim that brings so many features people have been begging for. Especially Async IO and JSON. On the other hand, I hope Vim
12. 72.▲
    by octref 11y ago

    Ironically this page typesets Prof. Kernighan's email in a <pre> tag so mobile users could enjoy scrolling left and right 100 times to read it.
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    by octref 11y ago

    Why don't people just use lodash? https://lodash.com/docs#padStart It's well-tested, well-maintained, performant, with good documentation and has custom-build to leave out functions you don't need.
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    by octref 11y ago

    Isn't that exactly what he's not aiming for, namely "15 files and 900 lines of configuration that seem completely overkill"? This seems to remove complexity but it just hides the complexity in the dependency. When someth
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    by octref 11y ago

    The worst thing I feel about hackathon is that it instills a bad culture of software development into young programmers. People spend a weekend writing crappy code and wiring APIs together, expecting to get money and fame. In the real world
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    by octref 11y ago

    I'm working on one and expect to be done around May. Just wondering, what kind of features do you want most?
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    by octref 11y ago

    I feel this one is more well-written and complete: https://codewords.recurse.com/issues/two/git-from-the-inside...
18. 78.▲
    by octref 11y ago

    > iTerm2 has been updated for the modern Mac OS X "flat" look and is stunningly beautiful. It does look very polished! Just two things: When you choose "No title bar", the rounded corners and drop shadows all disappea
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    by octref 11y ago

    What's needed for Webpack 2: better documentation.
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    by octref 11y ago

    Dropbox also ruined one of my favorite mail client on Mac: Mailbox. Somehow they did an update from 0.4x to 0.7x which made the client orders of magnitude uglier, crash more often, have dozens of rendering issues which never happened in 0.4
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    by octref 11y ago

    I'm a junior college student doing some side projects[0] while taking 21 credits, jogging daily, going to mandatory club events, etc. Those except side projects take more than 40 hrs/week so I guess I have even less time for side
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    by octref 11y ago

    I think he's complaining about this page sometimes registers your slight scroll-down as scroll-up and goes up a screen.
23. 83.▲
    by octref 11y ago

    In another comment[0] I also mentioned using Shadow DOM for modularizing CSS. However I got a comment "Shadow DOM is not the solution for CSS isolation for components." and the commenter referred me to css-modules. I'm wonder
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    by octref 11y ago

    Hey Wes. You mentioned there is a student discount. How much are the packages after the discount?
25. 85.▲
    by octref 11y ago

    Maybe Typora[0]? [0]: http://typora.io/
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    by octref 11y ago

    No I wouldn't mount each component into a Shadow DOM. For example if I have a React App with 2 major parts developed by 2 teams, I would just mount them onto 2 Shadow DOMs so each team don't need to worry about CSS classes collisi
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    by octref 11y ago

    Really like this as a React dev. Recently there is a trend to use inline CSS to do CSS modularization in React, but I feel it's not really a clean approach. With Shadow DOM you can mount the whole React App onto a Shadow root and have
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    by octref 11y ago

    Thanks a lot for your input. I think I'll stay with ES6 and flow.
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    by octref 11y ago

    Did you also consider Flow[0] as an alternative? I'm now using ES6 with Babel to build some small side-projects and it has been a great experience. But as the codebase grows, I'd appreciate to add some Flow type annotations. Types
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    by octref 11y ago

    Just to provide some information, as the linked page is in Chinese: The company in question is NetEase. A lot of Chinese people use NetEase's products and have a NetEase account. Many also use the NetEase email to register for other in