pknopf

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   by pknopf 7y ago

   I looked into using Utterances a while back, but decided against it. From my blog post [0]: This product requires an external server to be up and online at all times. And while they do promise to be always free without ads, they don't
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   by pknopf 7y ago

   There are other electron git-repo managers. What makes this one different than, say, GitKraken? I wish someone would create a solid repo manager with Qt.
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   by pknopf 7y ago

   It doesn't really add anything. It does however, break things. https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/503481/why-does-apt... I would steer clear of it unless it actually provides anything other than a defau
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   by pknopf 7y ago

   I wouldn't recommend Qt on mobile. It's got rough edges and is neglected.
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   by pknopf 7y ago

   I am the author of Qml.Net. With it, you have the full power of .NET Core and QML. There really isn't any limits. https://github.com/qmlnet/qmlnet
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   by pknopf 7y ago

   I know your joking, but I wish people would just stop beating this dead horse.
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   by pknopf 7y ago

   What do you think about Darch? https://godarch.com/
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   by pknopf 7y ago

   If you want immutability with a traditional package manager, try Darch: https://godarch.com
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   by pknopf 7y ago

   It looks like it's just pre-compiled libs.
10. 220.▲
    by pknopf 7y ago

    Don't encourage him. He obviously likes feeling morally superior.
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    by pknopf 7y ago

    Is the source for Sciter available?
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    by pknopf 7y ago

    Or, use Darch with Ubuntu (or whatever you want). https://godarch.com
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    by pknopf 7y ago

    The configuration is a shell script with regular "apt install" commands. There is a config.json for defining inheritance only. edit: Here are my recipes: https://github.com/pauldotknopf/darch-recipes/tree
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    by pknopf 7y ago

    If you want immutability with a normal distro, like Ubuntu, use Darch. https://godarch.com
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    by pknopf 7y ago

    > Sure, why not? I was being facetious. I'm not a fan of electron either, but when it comes to just HTML/CSS/JS, nothing beats it in developer productivity. The business logic is (of course) a sep discussion. By the way, I
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    by pknopf 7y ago

    The question is, could any of the native editors keep the pace of new features/improvements?
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    by pknopf 8y ago

    I don't mind using code to generate what the status should look like, as long as the code doesn't actually mutate the state. Similar to React and it's virtual dom.
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    by pknopf 8y ago

    Oops, good catch, brain fart. But yeah, 85MB for a complete UI runtime seems entirely acceptable to me.
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    by pknopf 8y ago

    You don't even need to know C++ to write a Qt app. See Qml.Net ( https://github.com/qmlnet/qmlnet ), or PyQt.
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    by pknopf 8y ago

    > 260MB That includes all the tooling/headers/.a/etc. See this for the accurate size for the Qt runtime: https://github.com/qmlnet/qt-runtimes/releases Windows - 43MB OSX - 32.2MB Linux - 57.6MB
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    by pknopf 8y ago

    You don't need C++ with QML. https://github.com/qmlnet/qmlnet I used it at work on my embedded devices. https://medxchange.com/4klear-all-in-one-camera-recorder/ I highly recommend it. PS: I&
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    by pknopf 8y ago

    The business logic may be in JavaScript, but the rendering is all native opengl/c++. I think it's fair to refer to it as native.
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    by pknopf 8y ago

    I have the same opinion on both. My default is to just use ADO.NET with Dapper or ServiceStack.OrmLite.
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    by pknopf 8y ago

    You can quickly get a database spun up, but that time is offset by many of the warts that you'll run into later on. For example, you'll quickly realize you need to have ```AsNoTracking``` on your queries because the performance is
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    by pknopf 8y ago

    Many people are choosing it because it's the blessed way of doing things, but it is crazy overkill and such a heavy hammer for many cases. There is rarely a case to use EF.
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    by pknopf 8y ago

    People like to add it to their Twitter bios and be a part of an echo chamber.
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    by pknopf 8y ago

    Have you ever applied? But really, if the MVP program was what it is said to be, people like you'd be in it. ServiceStack has been a valuable contribution to the .NET community, and your continued development/support of it shoul
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    by pknopf 8y ago

    Idk, you are arguing that more lines of code equal more complexity.
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    by pknopf 8y ago

    That probably has a lot to do with the error checking in Go.
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    by pknopf 8y ago

    Medical devices. There isn't a lot of FOSS RTOS/micro kernels in the field.