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Show HN: SQL Formatter
(normaltool.com)
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3y ago
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Show HN: QR Code Generator
(normaltool.com)
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3y ago
In recent years, I have not seen another tool that is so inflated. The attention it can garner for a tool where all it does is do simple things by adding attributes to html elements is really weird. Anyway, we need to act as if adding an at
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3y ago
What exactly will this benefit from?
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3y ago
I'm not sure you understand what the status page is used for.
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I don't think being so romantic helps much. To take these articles seriously is to believe that there is such a thing as good code. but I don't think there is a good code that will make everyone happy. I understand the effort it t
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3y ago
Unfortunately, there are companies that do such stupidity.
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It's always interesting that someone pays those who serve in this way. There can be problems, of course. but the solving process should not be like this.
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3y ago
Applications that try to do too much in one application often start to experience serious performance problems as time goes on. Almost all applications written with node.js have this problem.
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3y ago
It's pretty funny to take a twitter troll seriously.
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Show HN: Online Encode/Decode Tools
(normaltool.com)
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3y ago
pretty good. can user interactive charts be prepared in this way?
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3y ago
Instead of this ridiculous package, you can use packages with more stable specifications such as alpine.
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Show HN: HTML Formatter Tool
(normaltool.com)
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3y ago
It looks like it needs treatment. I hope he's getting support.
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3y ago
What are the horrible things about SemVer? Can you give details?
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Show HN: User Agent Parser Tool
(normaltool.com)
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Show HN: URL Parser Tool
(normaltool.com)
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Show HN: Random Password Generator
(normaltool.com)
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3y ago
%100 test coverage is absolutely essential for dependencies that are used in too many places and can affect too many places if something goes wrong. but it is necessary to decide whether it is really necessary to approach all addictions in
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Show HN: Random Color Palette Generator
(normaltool.com)
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3y ago
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Show HN: Online Curl Parser Tool
(normaltool.com)
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3y ago
I guess today's software development culture requires it. constantly discover new things and continue by breaking the old.
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Show HN: Web Developer Tools
(normaltool.com)
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3y ago
I don't think mobile games have anything to do with it. It would be more accurate to say mobile applications.
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3y ago
weird. did this idea come out of a joke among friends?
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3y ago
Any site with too many users is doomed to go to waste. I don't think this is a technical or moderation issue. Humans are creatures that specialize in destroying where they flock.
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Starring a repo and using it should be treated differently. There are thousands of projects with thousands of stars that have probably never been used in production.
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3y ago
In the software world, there is no other cancer mass like the mass that constantly recommends anything.
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3y ago
What's the point of selling languages like elixir as silver bullets like this? Each language has advantages and disadvantages over each other. I wouldn't want to work in the same place as someone who makes such stupid comments.
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