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   by osener 5y ago

   Another example of this is SharedWorker. Here it is in the standard: https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/workers.html#dom-shar... Safari/Webkit removed it in 2015 (edit: maybe even earlier!) and never reintrodu
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   In JavaScript “export default foo” is different to “export { foo as default }”(jakearchibald.com)

   2 points by osener 5y ago|0 comments
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   by osener 5y ago

   Do you have a link for this library?
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   by osener 5y ago

   Ugh, this one hits close to home. Language Transfer is an amazing project that I recommended to multiple people in my family and they loved the Turkish lessons. I hope this doesn’t discourage them, you’re providing a truly generous resource
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   2D vector graphics library in a shader(shadertoy.com)

   1 points by osener 6y ago|0 comments
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   by osener 6y ago

   I haven't updated markup.rocks in 5 years, glad to hear it is still useful for others! Reminds me to update Pandoc and switch to https, likely sometime next month. Maybe I can try compiling it to wasm instead of JS this time around. Le
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   WaFlash – A WebAssembly AS2/AS3 Flash Compatible Player(vidkidz.github.io)

   1 points by osener 6y ago|0 comments
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   by osener 6y ago

   opam-repository-mingw does need Cygwin for development, but the resulting binaries won't depend on it. I was able to port a CLI application with a lot of dependencies without much trouble. Alternatively, Esy supports Windows and might
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   by osener 6y ago

   That looks very similar to MessagEase keyboard available for Android and iOS. It is pretty cool, I was an avid user when I had an Android phone and I was barely making any typos. It’s very customizable and I particularly enjoyed clipboard i
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    by osener 6y ago

    I'm not plugging the language, but I've come to appreciate OCaml's module system with no imports and (mostly) globally unique module names. No circular dependencies allowed either. You can have multiple modules within a file
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    by osener 7y ago

    Absolutely. Objects in OCaml is useful for structural typing, but I reach for classes way less often than I initially thought I would (read: never). It turns out modules are indeed a better solution for, well, modularization. OCaml is multi
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    by osener 7y ago

    More like Elixir for OCaml perhaps? It makes the good stuff in OCaml more readily available to developers with different expectations such as syntax (JS) and package management (npm).
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    by osener 7y ago

    This is the PR to follow: https://github.com/facebook/reason/pull/2487 Plans for this feature morphed into support for OCaml's new programmable let binding syntax. With the PR above merged, you'll b
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    by osener 7y ago

    Reason language development is happening at https://github.com/facebook/reason/ Like huy-nguyen said, this is a tooling & ecosystem effort on top of OCaml ecosystem, and the language syntax is a small part of
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    by osener 7y ago

    I've been writing a lot for Reason and OCaml last few years, but the majority of it target BuckleScript and React. My front-end bias alone means it's a better stack than any other alternatives mentioned in this thread (and I even
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    by osener 7y ago

    Reason/OCaml is truly a secret weapon, beating the averages and all. The reach this language has is incredible. Whether you work on React UIs, REST/GraphQL servers, desktop apps, Unix systems programming, or even unikernels, it ne
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    by osener 7y ago

    Depending on what you're building, you can even go with https://hasura.io/ and focus on the user-facing parts of your application! It still makes it reasonably straightforward to implement custom logic, and you only ne
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    by osener 7y ago

    Look on the bright side: in 10,000 years Python dependency management will be in a better shape and they'll have a fighting chance of running your software.
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    Show HN: Wring – CLI web scraping with CSS Sel, JS, XPath, written in PureScript(github.com)

    11 points by osener 11y ago|0 comments
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    by osener 11y ago

    Yeah, in my experience the problem is not about Google ignoring search keywords. It is just that their recent updates made it much less apparent that what I'm looking for is not in their index. Their new algorithm seems to drop keyword
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    by osener 11y ago

    Interesting tidbit: Anki's predecessor was also an Emacs mode http://ichi2.net/flashcard/
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    by osener 11y ago

    I can vouch for awesomeness of Org mode, I've been using it for all my note-taking needs for more than half a decade. I've created http://markup.rocks for a quick way to read my notes stored on Dropbox when I'm ou
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    by osener 11y ago

    I've been using Emacs for the past decade and I switched to Spacemacs after declaring my second .emacs bankruptcy sometime last year after it got support for regular Emacs keybingings, (setq-default dotspacemacs-editing-style 'ema
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    by osener 11y ago

    I've been thinking about this a lot lately and I think you might be right. I've been using ClojureScript professionally for years, shipped some stuff with TypeScript, used GHCJS for some side-projects, and not feeling satisfied wi
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    by osener 11y ago

    SEEKING WORK - Istanbul, Turkey. Remote preferred but I can travel to affordable cities. I'm a full-stack developer with years of experience as lead developer of various web applications. I've worked on both front-end and back-end
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    by osener 11y ago

    Location: Istanbul, Turkey Remote: Yes (I can adapt to your timezone) Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Node.js, React, Clojure, Haskell, Python, Postgres, Redis, RethinkDB, Socket.IO, Git, Docker, NixOS Résumé/CV: https:/&#
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    10 zsh tricks you may not know(chneukirchen.org)

    1 points by osener 11y ago|0 comments
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    by osener 11y ago

    This is something I've hacked together to learn how to develop client-side apps with Haskell. I've used GHCJS to compile Pandoc into JS (which is the reason for the huge app size, though I'm working on bringing it down) and b
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    Show HN: Edit and convert between Markdown, Org, HTML and more in your browser(markup.rocks)

    21 points by osener 11y ago|4 comments
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    by osener 12y ago

    It's been a couple of months since the last time I tried it but it didn't work for me out of the box. Since I didn't have the limitations of Heroku the simpler haskell builpack fit the bill perfectly, but DigitalOcean deploym