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In addition I feel SCADE.io uses Swift has more production quality than Go. I tested Unsafepointer C in Swift is significantly faster in version 3.1. It is in some case is faster than Go, Ruby, GCC and Java just for fun in benchmark. Kotlin
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If ARC is a concern, I wasn't sure how they will work on Android whereas SCADE.io use Swift to compile native app to Android and iOS is more production ready with Swift built on LLVM and Clang.
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Phones will not replace PCs, iPad and tablet does a better job with touchscreen, large screen and offer the ability to draw in free form.
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10y ago
How many sample was for Clojure? Less than 10? It mean nothing for a top paying and there is no clear indication who were these developers backgrounds and countries, probably high costs living is a factor for high paid salary.
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I did tested earlier it was shown as facebook.com but now it shown www.facebook.com. They are something, after this discussion.
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At least Facebook don't uses WWW.
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Alternatively, SCADE which write in Swift and run native app in iOS and Android. They are partner with Perfect web framework team that are developing Server-side Swift. We think it will be more performant with Swift 4 release soon this year
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Now you ask, SCADE partners with PerfectlySoft is now release SCADE for beta testing, you can run Swift coding on iOS and Android (Swift or C to JNI support is in their roadmap). http://scade.io or chat slack channel perfect.ly
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Either way, if you're adventure enough, try SCADE beta release that will run on Android and iOS natively using Swift langauge. To check SCADE out, http://scade.io and they are working with PerfectlySoft who doing Server-sid
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"They" refer to Apple or Developers?
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Have anyone using the C version in librdKafka and how was your experience? https://github.com/edenhill/librdkafka
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Nice read on Laravel which I left for the same reasons and seeking many frameworks that could fit in short-term and long-term projects. I found perfect web framework could solve my needs, performance, safety and scalability. http:/&#x
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I guess not many came across this guide. For LINQ to other languages: Swift Java Kotlin Clojure Dart Elixir https://github.com/mythz/swift-linq-examples
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Why not 2GB Ram and 2 cores, easier for CPU demanding on a $10 plan?
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There are 3 type of benchmarks: Performances, Stress load and Security. You should get a good planning on how many user will be able to access your website and make good use of caching. JSON can be improve with Protocol buffer, flat buffer,
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Isn't Safari Technical Preview supported 100% ES6? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11708840
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Swift and new features will be coming to Swift 4 and 5. What more learn how Bitcode can really improve apps and others.
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Both frontend and backend, definitely if you are to be in charge of a project that involve security and quality coding on both side that most developers must be proficient and competent to deliver with "Web application" framework.
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10y ago
Inferno in JS framework replies use beta, I guess that broken.
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We need a robust testing system to reduce bugs, improve performance and do some recommendation where code quality can be simplify or better security. I believe not many community can affordable the time to write testing, even expertise skiv
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10y ago
Meanwhile, you can download and try the sample code. https://github.com/sveltejs I spent a few days testing and it was an eye opener, compare to the numbers of >100 outstanding issues filed in React, Angular, etc which m
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Cleaner as in? Aurelia is on the same idea as Angular 1 by the same inventor.
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Agreed with Rich, it's a misconception that virtual-dom is faster, web browsers have made significant improvement to DOM. There must be a reason why vanilla Javascript is fastest than most virtual-dom. Inferno-1.1.0 have an error at ru
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Learn both, you get to run on Android when it's handy.
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Something wrong with this picture? http://i.dell.com/sites/imagecontent/products/PublishingImag...
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Pay each homeless to sing Xmas song.
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macOS is no longer available download but I tried many way to search for it, Windows version still there.
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Namo Webeditor was popular along with many tools, only backend services need lot of effort to maintain. Thee is one professional web design editor who patented it.
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Github to host static page because CSS Flexbox and HTML are so easy and will be well supported in 2017. I use Swift Sever Side framework for backend and Sveltejs ( https://Svelte.technology ) for front-end JavaScript to handle jus
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Javascript and English
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