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by renke1 6y ago
A few years ago I build a small application [1] using react-blessed [0] which is a React renderer for blessed which is similar to ncurses. I think it was pretty easy to create an terminal-based application with it. [0]: https://g
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by renke1 6y ago
Sometimes also called a virtualized list (react-virtualized is a popular implementation). Perfectly fine if keeping a lot items in memory isn't a problem (it rarely is). Of course fetching a lot of data from a backend can be a problem.
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by renke1 7y ago
1 million packages most of which have more than a single version.
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by renke1 7y ago
The G1 really was a great device. I would love to see a reboot with modern hardware.
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by renke1 7y ago
Very cool. Is there some kind of library so one can integrate this into one's own application easily? Also, slightly related, Google Mail (and probably other products) has a "Report issue" feature, where I can take a screensh
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by renke1 7y ago
Seveneves reference?
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by renke1 7y ago
Really good science fictions novels, especially from a computer science perspective (and if you like ants, spiders, octopuses).
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by renke1 7y ago
This is explored in the novel The Forever War. Since the war had multiple battlefront (with vast distances between them) an attacker never knew if the particular branch of enemy was already ahead with their technology.
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by renke1 7y ago
Theories about the galaxy going dark were also traded as some kind of currency in the story. Definitely one of my favorite books.
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by renke1 7y ago
It can be combined with Wired Elements [0] for the whole hand-drawn experience! [0] https://wiredjs.com
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by renke1 7y ago
It's one of my favorite movies, too. Frightening but also inspiring at the same time.
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by renke1 7y ago
You have to be a professional smoker to enjoy them for sure.
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by renke1 7y ago
60k Euros is not that bad. You can live comfortably with that in Europe.
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by renke1 7y ago
I am really thankful the Figma team is talking about this stuff (especially with regard to security). I think providing a plugin API so that other can extend their application is pretty smart and in general brings web applications closer to
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by renke1 7y ago
I am and I see the same text.
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by renke1 7y ago
I couldn't quickly find out if these features are now supported but what I really want is: - Actions can fail, but still continue (more like an additional success/failure status) - Manually triggered actions (maybe with parameters
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by renke1 7y ago
Most "enterprise" application backends are still written in Java (and probably C#) combined with a frontend based on Angular, sometimes Reacts or older technologies. I am not aware of any Node-based backend at any of our customers
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by renke1 7y ago
For what it's worth, I can confirm that a lot of backend developers look down to frontend developers, but if you dig a little deeper you often (not always) see that frontend development is simply intimidating to them and they rather st
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by renke1 7y ago
Who is considered a "real" developer these days?
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by renke1 8y ago
Save navigation and equals/hashCode (as protocol, not using that ValueType thingy) are fine and definitely useful, but otherwise we should avoid adding even more syntax elements to JS.
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by renke1 8y ago
Can you elaborate? – A coworker is recommending that book to me. I don't want to waste my time reading it if it's really bad. I am mostly into hard science fiction.
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by renke1 8y ago
Good point, if you do authentication in your code manually (like verifying a JWT issued by Cognito) you could also directly invoke the Lambda from your client and completely forgo ALB saving even more money (at the cost of slightly increase
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by renke1 8y ago
The way I read this, it's not exactly a substitute for the Cognito authorizer, which makes easy to use stateless session for SPAs, or is it?
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by renke1 8y ago
Let's say I created a suitable color palette. What would be the best way to make sure the colors are used consistently? – Giving it names like primary_700 or accent_1_700 seems a bit too technical.
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by renke1 8y ago
You can write HoC with working typings [1]. As far as I know the compose function is harder to type because of the varargs it uses (although I heard recent TS versions can actually handle that). [1]: https://medium.com/@jrwe
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by renke1 8y ago
The component tree.
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by renke1 8y ago
Recompose is not really compatible with TypeScript (no clue about Flow). Render props are a good alternative but the nesting made composing a bit cumbersome. Hooks are easy to type and compose quite fine it seems.
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by renke1 8y ago
CloudFormation is pretty cool. In a rather short amount of time I was able to create a reproducible deployment (based on any commit in my Git repo) that deploys a Lambda, makes it accesible via API Gatway, creates a DynamoDB table for stora
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by renke1 8y ago
Thank you so much for Path of Exile. You are doing a great job. And to be honest, after you delivered great expansion one after another, a few bugs and downtime here and there, I can definitely forgive.
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Neom – an entire new land, purpose-built for a new way of living(discoverneom.com)
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