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philplckthun
6y ago
I’m not sure why this isn’t highlighted more often, but I don’t see this just as a take on making web apps less relevant for iOS users. Rather what I see is a system to take on and take back control from the “app in app” WeChat ecosystem th
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6y ago
There’s a small asterisk to this in that it says “No Native Dependencies” .” This is true for Expo which comes with a couple of libraries for Reagt Native with native bindings to iOS and Android (and also for Web) A lot of fluid animations
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philplckthun
6y ago
I think instead of drawing any unnecessary conclusions about MacBooks or this particular Acer laptop, it simply shows just how much ground AMD has gained in comparison to Intel. This performance is just impressive, not just at this price po
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philplckthun
7y ago
One can hope that with GitHub supporting signed commits and signed tags that now that they’ve acquired npm there’ll be a way to match up a signed release with an npm release. Signed releases on npm in general would be a start as then we cou
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philplckthun
7y ago
Sadly, some of these list don't currently include google-analytics.com since some sites would otherwise break as a result. So when using one of these hosts files it's often a good idea to double check whether they include Google&#
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7y ago
> Now that Google is advertising Chrome on billboards here in the UK, all that can be safely predicted about the browser market is that it'll be extremely competitive. It's rather interesting to see how the web went from IE dom
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philplckthun
7y ago
I think this works great for apps like Slack, in user-land so to speak, but isn't realistic for the Unicode standard, not only because these entry formats are in English. Modifiers and combinators aren't exclusive to emojis, but a
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7y ago
It's great to see more comparisons and articles about ReasonML and this one is really concise! But I do wish articles were more clear about the relationship between ReasonML, OCaml, and Bucklescript. > It is also interesting to look
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Tutorial on how to build an HN clone with GraphQL, React and urql
(howtographql.com)
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7y ago
FWIW the “Great Firewall of China” is indeed the technical implementation of itself, but he also become synonymous with government censorship in China in general. Just because mainland citizens leave the country does not mean that they leav
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7y ago
Quick update: We've just published v1.1 with server-side rendering support! https://github.com/FormidableLabs/urql/releases/tag/v1.1.0
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philplckthun
7y ago
Cheers! I'm happy to say that a normalising cache is indeed in progress and we're planning to finish it soon https://github.com/kitten/urql exchange-graphcache We've got the cache itself done but are jus
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7y ago
Yes, we're already working on SSR support! https://github.com/FormidableLabs/urql/issues/218 Since we didn't want to go down the same road as some other libraries that use renderToStaticMarkup and a
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Programmers are constantly pressured to overwork themselves
(businessinsider.com)
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7y ago
As an active Open Source contributor I'd like to say that apart from passion being involved it also is a big responsibility depending on the project either way and being paid for it affirms my passion and beliefs. Disclaimer: I work fo
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8y ago
I suppose you could apply the same builder/scrstch separation as this Dockerfile and install using npm/yarn/etc and copy over the result It's certainly only practical when every byte matters. At that point it might also
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9y ago
So A) I just love coffee, and B) the design and illustrations of the site are just so thoughtful, I just had to sign up <3 https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ I have never considered to accept donations for my open source work
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9y ago
It can actually help everyone to write CSS more quickly and in a scalable and structured way. Not saying that everyone should and needs to get on the CSS-in-JS train, but I'd certainly recommend any team of any size to investigate it.
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9y ago
I have bad news for you ;) https://github.com/mbbill/JSC.js Or good depending on the perspective of course.
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9y ago
Seems like requiring such a switch would have been a more reasonable regulation in this case. Isn't this already legally required in other countries, when feeding power back into the grid? > Are home generators illegal also? If the
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> It boggles my mind having left engineering at Facebook only 2 months ago that the outside world still largely seems to write PHP like it’s 2009. I don't know the author so I don't want to make any quick assumptions, but even
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It's nice that the article is trying to deliver an intro that explains that Apple clearly has some catching up to do. Except that now I'm pretty baffled, since I've seen an article a few months earlier, that says Apple is mas
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Announcing styled-components v2: Smaller, Faster, Drop-in upgrade, More features
(medium.com)
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10y ago
definitely agreed! It's become one of the biggest "advocators", so to speak. But I think people will want to learn it as a default, async primitive in JS as promises now are. Not saying support from Angular and other projects
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10y ago
I think Typescript can sometime have a mind of its own, but it's certainly an enrichment and with Rx everything just falls into place. At this point it's hard to ignore that all the UI libraries are just paradigms and patterns, an
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10y ago
"Compiler as a Service" I think that says enough about this project unfortunately. Why would I want to compile aanything, specifically JavaScript, "in the cloud"?! Also, "Tail recursion optimisation as a service&quo
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10y ago
yep, the name does explain itself, but "pi" and the logo are hinting at raspberry pi
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10y ago
This is really neat! I'm wondering why the name is so Raspberry Pi-specific ;) Is there a docker container for it already, by any chance?
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Rx-Volution - An introduction to RxJS with examples for React
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Thanks :)
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