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by praveenperera 6y ago
Great post. I'd love to see one talking about building a full stack app using Yew and Actix (or Rocket). And good ways of sharing types between the frontend and the backend.
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by praveenperera 6y ago
China bot
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by praveenperera 6y ago
That’s why India banned them too right? They just love Trump so much?
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by praveenperera 6y ago
First plataformatec (company behind elixir) now this. Interesting.
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by praveenperera 6y ago
At 39:05 Transcript (by dtolnay on reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/hkaxgl/react_core_tea... ): Q: This is a question that I haven't heard of before: is React going to be rewritten in R
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React core team discussing re-writing internals in Rust(twitch.tv)
3 points by praveenperera 6y ago|1 comments
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by praveenperera 6y ago
> The swastika is also a sacred symbol in Buddhism, for reference. Yes, it's widely used in Sri Lanka for this reason. Check out the logo for one of the largest all girls schools in Sri Lanka https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2F
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by praveenperera 6y ago
I wish I still shared your optimism
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by praveenperera 6y ago
> I've been a MySQL Stan for 20 years. Too old to change now. https://twitter.com/dhh/status/1275905393575641088
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by praveenperera 6y ago
I'm assuming its this: http://www.castingcall.club
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by praveenperera 6y ago
I definitely wasn't suggesting that I was replying to: >There aren't that plenty really.
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by praveenperera 6y ago
I agree for Shopify a rewrite would not make sense. But I think writing new features, or rewriting some critical paths of the codebase in a new language could make sense. It's atleast a valid question. They are clearly already spending
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by praveenperera 6y ago
How about Elixir/Phoenix?
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by praveenperera 6y ago
I wonder what would be more efficient, constantly trying to eke out some performance out of a inherently slow language? Or writing/rewriting new/critical paths of the codebase in a faster language. Ruby used to be able to say we s
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by praveenperera 6y ago
I made a few YouTube videos showing how I get Rancher and a K8s cluster running in the DigitalOcean Managed Kubernetes offering (DOKS) https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcdHMZkfm5ujt60AwNh1E... Also available in text b
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by praveenperera 6y ago
DigitalOcean is quickly becoming just that.
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Crust of Rust: Lifetime Annotations(youtube.com)
2 points by praveenperera 6y ago|0 comments
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by praveenperera 6y ago
Use Pow: https://powauth.com/
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by praveenperera 6y ago
Thank you for doing that, good job!
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by praveenperera 7y ago
I did the same! Eventually I found a simple CLI idea I wanted to implement and decided to learn enough rust to do so. Glad I stuck with it. Still haven’t gotten around to doing anything with Rust and WASM yet tho.
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by praveenperera 7y ago
Isn’t that exactly what Sweden is currently doing?
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by praveenperera 7y ago
I’m sure this will have no unintended consequences...
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by praveenperera 7y ago
I used Elm in 0.18. I actively campaigned for its use. After 0.19, I actively campaign against it. Back when I chose Elm, ReasonML and ReasonReact was not around. That is what I would choose instead now. I am currently stuck with an Elm 0.1
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by praveenperera 7y ago
SEEKING WORK | Waterloo, ON Canada (UTC-5) | REMOTE ONLY Fullstack Developer, 7+ years experience Backend: Elixir, Rust Frontend: React, ReasonML, Elm Mobile: React Native DevOps: Docker, Kubernetes, Dokku Email: me@praveenperera.com Availa
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by praveenperera 7y ago
>Literally from the yeast in the air? This is big misconception, most of the yeast comes from flour itself. Which is why when making your starter you want to use unbleached and/or whole grain flour.
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by praveenperera 7y ago
That’s completely false, guy is clearly just trying to sell his own starters. The taste of the starters comes from whatever you feed it and environmental conditions.
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by praveenperera 7y ago
> Learning what needs to be migrated, deciding on how the configuration should look on the destination end of it ... Sounds like you've identified an area of risk you should address
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by praveenperera 7y ago
No my mistake DOKS came out late 2018. I had been using it since May 2018 but it didn't come out of early access till December.
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by praveenperera 7y ago
Good time for people to look into DigitalOcean managed Kubernetes (DOKS). I've been using it since it was in pre-release and its been great so far. Their support has been very responsive as well. https://www.digitalocean.com
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by praveenperera 7y ago
But DigitalOcean has managed K8s now: https://www.digitalocean.com/products/kubernetes/

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