realharo

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by realharo 9y ago
Well, free will is an illusion and the world is pretty much deterministic on the large scale, so the concept of "deserving something" would itself not be fair to begin with.
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by realharo 9y ago
So how do you deal with UI containers that don't really care about most of the state, but still need to pass it on to their child components? It sounds like tracking this by hand ("what is needed where") could get messy, thou
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by realharo 9y ago
This old article explains it perfectly https://whathecode.wordpress.com/2010/12/07/function-hell/ Over-optimizing for local readability can hurt global readability in the end.
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by realharo 9y ago
They had a "feature poll" at a 1.1 event a while back, where one of the features you could vote for was "true immutability". Can't find any links now that explain how that would work though. I just remember that it
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by realharo 9y ago
I think the exact opposite. These things are always very subjective.
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by realharo 9y ago
It's also funny when the design has some short placeholder text somewhere. Then the actual real text ends up being longer and won't fit there, or will look like crap.
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by realharo 9y ago
Not sure what you mean by NPM packages, but I don't publish anything to NPM (not even a local repository). On the other hand, the client and the server obviously each have their own package.json, with their own dependencies, etc.
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by realharo 9y ago
Same repository, 3 different directories (client, server, shared). This also makes it easy to have shared docs, dockerfiles, and other things needed for the complete setup on any machine. But you can also just do this with a git submodule f
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by realharo 9y ago
Depends on the project, but most likely just Node + express + TypeScript on the backend (so no "framework" in the traditional sense). On the frontend, React + MobX + TypeScript. This of course means it would be a single-page appli
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by realharo 9y ago
>interface Robot { __Robot: true } I would much prefer if they just added a new keyword to the language, instead of hacks like this. https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript/issues/202
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by realharo 9y ago
>Step 1: People realise that Electron apps look different and do not fit the OS. This is not an issue for most people. I like to use Spotify (the desktop app) as an example - it's a pretty good looking app, works nicely, and yet i
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by realharo 9y ago
I don't think we're ever going to go back to that. Those UIs were pretty static, i.e. you only created the "initial state" in the UI designer, and then modified it during the application run-time (sometimes even creating
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by realharo 9y ago
name: string; constructor(name: string) { this.name = name } You don't have to do this in TypeScript either, you can just do constructor(public name: string) { } Also, the "Empty collections&quot
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by realharo 9y ago
TypeScript has structural typing, that is a HUGE difference.
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by realharo 9y ago
https://kotlinlang.org/docs/reference/java-interop.html#sam-...
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by realharo 9y ago
They did recently provide better APIs to address most of the Activity/Fragment issues https://developer.android.com/topic/libraries/architecture/i... There was a talk about it on this IO https:/&#x
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by realharo 9y ago
It does open up a path for a possible future migration to Kotlin Native (in several steps), but that's really just wild speculation.
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by realharo 9y ago
Depends on the implementation, but I'm sure it's possible to do it safely. Chrome already has most of the necessary tools https://www.chromium.org/developers/design-documents/multi-p... . Question is how
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by realharo 9y ago
Eventually we may end up with shared system-wide electron instances, that are shared between all applications that claim they're compatible with said version. Kind of like Chrome tabs all share the same Chrome browser. Then someone wil
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by realharo 9y ago
It also works with audiobooks. It's especially great if you can't find the time to read books the traditional way.
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by realharo 10y ago
That would be similar to an intersection type ( https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/advanced-types.... ), but due to the way Go works, it cannot contain duplicates, and it doesn't work for structs. Uni
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by realharo 10y ago
I've been writing quite a bit of TypeScript recently (which works similar to Go in this regard), and I must say I've become quite a fan of structural typing. Especially when you have features like union and intersection types (whi
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by realharo 10y ago
Tizen is no more "open" than Android. Samsung keeps all the extra services just as closed as Google.
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by realharo 10y ago
In my experience, there is a lot of opportunity for sharing code between mobile platforms that doesn't have any real downsides. Things like: - data structures for your domain objects - network code (just plug in an appropriate platform
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by realharo 10y ago
I still prefer TypeScript for web frontend code, because it fits a lot nicer into that ecosystem (React, MobX, webpack, etc.) and the structural typing also feels better suited for that environement. Kotlin could however be awesome for cros
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by realharo 10y ago
What's the point of having two names for each parameter instead of just one? Just allow using named parameters in calls, this Objective-C-ism is ugly as hell.
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by realharo 10y ago
The source for the claim in the title is: >My latest anonymous survey shows that 58% of HPEs need more private spaces for problem solving, and 54% of HPEs find their office environment “too distracting.” Seems kinda weak.
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by realharo 10y ago
>But sometimes it really is nice to be able to check if a field has already been initialized, which you can't do here. If you need a run-time check to figure out whether a supposedly non-nullable field has been initialized, that s
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by realharo 10y ago
The part about maps is wrong, you can write them like val myMap = mapOf( "A" to 10, "B" to 20 ) etc. Also, regarding that final sentence about matrices, that sounds like a perfect use case fo
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by realharo 10y ago
That talks about game UIs, which are indeed much more difficult to work with, e.g. > The GUI library consists of one-shot "RenderButton", "RenderLabel", "RenderTextBox"... functions > all RenderXXX funct

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