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by pdoub 3y ago
Except for politicians and VCs (that each have their very own agenda), airtaxi enthusiasts give me the same vibe as "crypto enthusiasts" (not: the overly sales-y type) - I get and agree that the general, naive value proposition is
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Nuxt releases Nuxt UI Pro v1.0(ui.nuxt.com)
1 points by pdoub 3y ago|0 comments
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by pdoub 3y ago
`It does not allow hosting.` as in "you are not allowed to provide others with oCIS instances and ask them to pay for it"?
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by pdoub 3y ago
IIRC I've payed it via Paypal (you need an account with the official national railway provider though, which kinda makes sense for a subscription service) and it was available instantly as a QR code
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by pdoub 3y ago
While I'm also unhappy it's not being offered as a physical ticket, I can say from roughly 10 trips between 200 and 500km and a lot of local metro/bus riding that the frequency with which your ticket is actually checked shoul
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OwnCloud infinite scale back end (Go and Vue.js) officially released(github.com)
6 points by pdoub 4y ago|1 comments
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by pdoub 4y ago
Interesting for everyone looking for a self-hosted file synch&share / productivity suite. The new generation brings the benefit of better resource management and a single binary deployment story. Disclaimer: Former ownCloud employe
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by pdoub 4y ago
Boy you'll love e.g. "My Uncle Oswald" - I've only consciously discovered Dahl while looking for dark humored books in my teens and then was surprised to find out he was the author behind a lot of very well known childre
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by pdoub 4y ago
For anyone wanting to dig deeper, I think the term "flat file CMS" has been coined quite a while ago (and is what the author is aiming at with the Git-based flow). I'd agree that "lack of options for (accessible) visual
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by pdoub 4y ago
I've reported them to abuse@sendgrid.com hoping that - given enough complaints - some action is taken from their side. From my understanding I can't delete myself from their sendgrid campaign/list since they only allow to un
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by pdoub 4y ago
Also highly recommended is https://acoup.blog/2020/12/11/collections-that-dothraki-hord... , a blog by a military historian
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by pdoub 6y ago
Chosen by the (female) initiators and developers of the project, aiming for an open and playful approach to the topic (I guess).
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Open source, client-storage only Period Tracker app(gitlab.com)
1 points by pdoub 6y ago|2 comments
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by pdoub 6y ago
Hey, feel free to check out https://github.com/matestack/matestack-ui-core and see if that's your jam :) Rails+Vue.js pretty tightly coupled!
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by pdoub 6y ago
Seconded that in another comment in this thread. Lots of "fullstack JS saves you money since you can hire the same devs for web, backend & mobile" in Berlin, with varying success
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by pdoub 6y ago
A lot of companies I'm speaking to (mostly Berlin/Germany based startups) have drank the "we have to use JS on the frontend anyways, and by going fullstack JS we can reduce our payroll since we can focus on only hiring JS dev
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by pdoub 6y ago
You're always welcome to ask, of course! Regarding choice of FE framework: Back when Jonas started the prototyping (late 2017), Vue.js seemed to fit our needs perfectly due to its simple-and-leightweight-component architecture, I gues
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by pdoub 6y ago
Fair point I guess, we seem to have made the tutorial less discoverable over time...thanks for the feedback, we'll improve this! For anyone looking at this right now, here's the 10-step-guide: https://docs.matestack.io&
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by pdoub 6y ago
As someone who's been involved with the project from day one, I'm genuinely interested in what other suggestion you have for making a living while wrinting OS software. There's a lot of discussions around sustainable open sou
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by pdoub 6y ago
Technically yes, we're abstracting away complexity and as always, this comes with a price and has the potential to fall on your toes down the road ;) In my eyes the available core components get you quite far already, and then, once yo
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by pdoub 6y ago
Thank you for the feedback! As someone who's been involved with the project from the very beginning, this is immensly valuable to hear. Could you elaborate on how we could've gotten you to tell us? :) (I get that GH issues is prob
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by pdoub 6y ago
If you're looking for something similar (in terms of fullstack Ruby, but without Opal) go check out https://matestack.io - recently published v1.0, small but motivated team and under active development!
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by pdoub 6y ago
Location: Germany Remote: yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Javascript, Python, Ruby Looking for a role in product/project management. I thrive at the intersection of business implications, software engineering, people and desi
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by pdoub 6y ago
Anyone doing/thinking about Rails in 2020 should give matestack a try :) reactive user interfaces in pure Ruby (and Vue.js under the hood!) https://github.com/matestack/matestack-ui-core
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After 7,5 years, Rubycop reaches 1.0(metaredux.com)
2 points by pdoub 6y ago|0 comments
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by pdoub 6y ago
Please note that this is an old demo that has since grown into a full-blown game: https://steamcommunity.com/app/1291340 (Says Windows-only, but has a working Beta for Mac) Here's a talk by Oskar on how generating
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by pdoub 7y ago
Technical clarification: We don't "generate" Vue.js components. Matestack generates HTML that contains component tags. Those tags reference existing Vue.js components and hand over some configuration. This enables us/you
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by pdoub 7y ago
Since we're not compiling Ruby into JS (I think Opal/Hyperstack does this) debugging can be done using the Vue Dev Tools in the browser, so you're not worse off there. Most basic use cases (show/hide/rerender on eve
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by pdoub 7y ago
Basically, you're right. In a JS-free world this would be probably overblown (or a niche thing for Ruby fanatics). Where Matestack shines is when it comes to very generic JS behaviour that you don't want to recreate for the 100st
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by pdoub 7y ago
I feel you and yes, there's plans to make it more into a PORO core and Rails/Hanami/Sinatra/personal flavor adapters. But we're a small team and Rails has the biggest market share & ecosystem, so it's the f

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