quechimba

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   by quechimba 4y ago

   A lot of time the code runs in the browser, which is probably further from the database, and you still need an API inbetween.
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   by quechimba 4y ago

   I'm making one in Ruby. It's kinda like React but it streams all the DOM-patches to the browser (about 3-4kB of JS in total) Clicking stuff feel instant due to being so close to the edge node. I've been working on this full t
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   by quechimba 4y ago

   They say that too on page 13 here http://www.insor.gov.co/home/wp-content/uploads/filebase/rec...
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   by quechimba 4y ago

   This PDF has some recommendations for how to make web pages accessible for deaf users. Page 13 explains why they recommend having sign language. http://www.insor.gov.co/home/wp-content/uploads/filebase/re
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   by quechimba 4y ago

   Nice, I do something similar in a web framework I've been working on. All rendering happen on the server so the callbacks has to run there too. The onclick-handler in the DOM will trigger a POST to the server with an unique callback id
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   by quechimba 4y ago

   Wren seems great. Last time I needed to embed a language I used Lua, and I haven't had the need since then, but I've been thinking for years that next time I'll use Wren. It looks really nice. I skimmed through the code a few
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   by quechimba 4y ago

   I got a few spider bites in the Peruvian Amazon. The spiders look exactly like those recluse spiders on the photos. They are really fast and they can jump. The photos I found online of what recluse spider bites look like matched my wound th
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   by quechimba 4y ago

   I just started working on something like this. It's a VDOM implemented in Ruby and it streams updates to the browser via Server-Sent Events which are then applied by a tiny bit of JavaScript. A basic counter component would look someth
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   by quechimba 4y ago

   Inigo is amazing. He explains difficult things really well. I really appreciate his live coding videos where he recreates some of his famous shadertoys. Inigo and Martijn (the art of code) are really good teachers. I've learned a lot a
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    by quechimba 4y ago

    I used to not like videos, but then I started leaving them on in the background. I don't think it's too different from having a teacher draw on a board in front of a class. For me, these videos are about problem solving. It's
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    by quechimba 4y ago

    Here are some of my favorite YouTube channels, I've learned a lot from them - The Coding Train, mostly p5.js: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvjgXvBlbQiydffZU7m1_aw - The Art of Code, glsl: https://ww
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    by quechimba 4y ago

    Elixir is great. Very well designed. Enjoy :)
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    by quechimba 4y ago

    Great game. I'm amazed with how they could come up with everything. I really enjoyed the broom closet ending.