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React Native: A developer's perspective(medium.com)
1 points by pvinis 9y ago|1 comments
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Adopting Flow and Typescript(thejameskyle.com)
2 points by pvinis 9y ago|0 comments
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by pvinis 9y ago
So basically just skip hitting Enter..
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by pvinis 9y ago
I think that's why. When the previous thread is not very active, dup's are allowed. Not sure though.
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by pvinis 9y ago
I don't know about Adobe stuff, but Xcode on the iPad is not so simple. First, the iPad has to be powerful enough to do fast compilations etc. But even if we give it that, it is a looooong way from being used as a computer. How are you
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by pvinis 9y ago
Easy. Because the people not using Twist would have a spam problem. And if they are required to use Twist, then their email is not an actual email any more. Your inbox would be a mess of Twist messages. Good luck finding the emails you are
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by pvinis 9y ago
Oh cool. Let's force a dev to take like 5 minutes to write a commit message. That will make all of us more productive.. If this is a joke, eh it's not a great one. If it's actually for real, might I suggest making a script fo
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by pvinis 9y ago
Oh god. I also prefer tabs, but if a file has a choice of tabs or spaces, never change the whole thing to what you prefer. Always keep it as is.
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by pvinis 9y ago
Check out this video. He has a nice explanation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4_SvuUYQ5Fo Basically, painting/diagram is good for more abstract overview, and text/code is for more specific instructions.
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by pvinis 9y ago
I am actually working on a react native app with native modules in objc, swift, and a combination of the two. It is stable and easy to work with all three. Just use what you want to use. You wanna make it full swift, go for it. React native
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by pvinis 9y ago
How do people handle work lunch? I find it very hard to enjoy and eat healthy. There are like 10 food places close to the office, and half of them don't have the nicest food. And I end up rotating between the rest 3-4 places every day.
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by pvinis 9y ago
Is it a cool keyboard though? :p
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by pvinis 9y ago
Wow, I had no idea Sinatra came before Express! TIL
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by pvinis 9y ago
There is also http://planck-repl.org/ which I have used and is nice.
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by pvinis 9y ago
Oh. Thanks! I was expecting the imperial ton to have a different name like most other metric/imperial units. TIL.
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by pvinis 9y ago
Kinda off topic: Is there another ton except the metric one?
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by pvinis 9y ago
Some interviewers think like that, with this "wow me now" attitude. These are the bad interviewers, and honestly I don't much care about the answer given to them. The one losing is the company by not hiring me because I didn&
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by pvinis 9y ago
Well, I don't know about how good this question is, but it is one that gets asked a lot. And I do still think that 100% of developers have an answer, because I am sure every developer has felt proud about something he did, no matter th
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Pnpm: An alternative to npm and yarn(kochan.io)
17 points by pvinis 9y ago|3 comments
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by pvinis 9y ago
The way I think about that question, and in fact that's the question I have gotten many times, is "what's a technical problem that you solved and you are the most proud of?". In this question, 100% of developers have an
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by pvinis 10y ago
So many "as sleep" instead of "asleep".
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by pvinis 10y ago
I agree, but what if this script takes itself 10 min to run because it has to do lots of work? That's the slow cases I mean. As for tests, of course it's great to have tests, but how do you test if a streaming video from a phone a
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by pvinis 10y ago
I think git bisect is one of the most useful tools that git gives you, and one that not many people use when they should. It's not every day one needs to bisect, but when you need to, it's very good to know about it. One of my wor
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by pvinis 10y ago
Iosevka is awesome! I've been using it for a while now. I started with inconsolata, went to anonymous pro, and then iosevka. I'm very happy with it. I like the fact that it's narrow because now I can have my editor split in t
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by pvinis 10y ago
macOS handles that edge case. It just displays the window in only one screen. The one with the biggest area of the window shown. There is no need to be held back by cases like this.
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by pvinis 10y ago
I also agree completely. One thing I want to add is that with personal projects, I care about my code and the structure etc as much or maybe even more sometimes as the "work" code. It's just me in the personal project.. why n
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by pvinis 10y ago
There is also this https://github.com/kanaka/mal/pull/187
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by pvinis 10y ago
I saw the same thing. I also found https://www.metalevel.at/lisprolog and maybe in some free time, like, the summer, try to do the mal.
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by pvinis 10y ago
I do that with HN actually. I visit between a few times a day and once every second day. I open whatever I think is interesting. Usually 1-10 tabs every time I go to HN. then I spend time in one or two tabs and read a lot, and close these t
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by pvinis 10y ago
Yea I do that too.. Now I have more than 1000 bookmarks. :(

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