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by optevo 7y ago
The code changes continually. Also the background moves when you tilt the phone.
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by optevo 7y ago
If you were targeting a Lisp you could do this as a (macro) library
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by optevo 8y ago
Indeed. I don't want to sound flippant as obviously a lot of hard work has gone into this but I would have thought that a lisp and a parser should be able to achieve the same no? Some even come with Turing Complete type systems and pro
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by optevo 8y ago
I really appreciate this article. CSS grid has a lot of moving parts and it's great to have some simple and practical best practice guidelines. Well done!
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by optevo 8y ago
Hi Chetan, Disclaimer: I work for OutSystems :) On the SPA front, I believe there will some movement on that front this year. Look out for "Modern Web Apps" as a new application category. For multithreading, I take your point and
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by optevo 8y ago
https://www.outsystems.com/home/GetStartedForFree.aspx
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by optevo 8y ago
At least this story was written deliberately in a style that brought you in, even if you didn't know where you were going, and you were happy to come along for the ride. OTOH there are quite a few articles in HN like "Update 2.1 o
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by optevo 9y ago
You need a hypergraph database!
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by optevo 10y ago
The only people who might comment on this are those who already know how to program so no longer see the complexity as a problem. However, the level of incidental complexity in programming languages, libraries, frameworks, environments is a