renke1

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by renke1 11y ago
Spatial navigation like in the good old Opera.
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by renke1 11y ago
I kind of like the idea of threaded chatting. Is there any other chat program that uses this idea?
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by renke1 11y ago
Tabs are way more transitory. Their lifetime is pretty limited in that I will usually close them after I read its content. Apps are slightly more permanent. Also, on a more practical side, it is currently way faster to switch tabs because o
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by renke1 11y ago
It's a shame the blog of yours doesn't have a RSS or Atom feed.
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by renke1 11y ago
Thanks for your project template. It looks really polished. What is your experience in regard to running tests with Webpack? * Can you test individual modules that use arbitrary loaders specified in your Webpack config? * Can you run tests
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by renke1 11y ago
"I have yet to find any React boilerplate project with an easy to understand webpack.config.js file." I actually think that a simple Webpack configuration for a React project is pretty easy to understand (thanks to Babel). Here is
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by renke1 11y ago
Is that so? – As far as I know on Android the back button was or is an integral part of most applications and the whole Android UI as a whole – and I would say a SPA is something that is pretty similar to an Android app.
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by renke1 11y ago
I would love to see auth token that provide read-only access to select repositories. I find SSH keys much harder to use in a Docker-based deployment.
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by renke1 11y ago
Put Ctrl on left Alt. And left Alt und right Alt (Alt-Gr). Then you are free to finally map Caps Lock to Escape. After that map left Ctrl such that left Ctrl+E/S/D/F is Up, Left, Down and Right.
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by renke1 11y ago
I actually wanted to use the Datastore API for my app. A lot of stuff was happening on the client side so it would have been a perfect match. Now I will probably manage the user's data on the server using RethinkDB.
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by renke1 12y ago
I also use semantic-ui and can only say good things about it expect for those situation where I search for a particular "widget" such as a split button and cannot quickly find good results.
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by renke1 12y ago
All I want is Spatial Navigation like in the old Opera. It was such a intuitive way to operate your browser solely with your keyboard. I really miss the old Opera...
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by renke1 12y ago
And just because it's Christmas time: http://imgur.com/n9f2SnR (created as part of a course about simulation of ecological systems)
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by renke1 12y ago
I think the usual way would be to use JSF and CDI beans instead of using EJBs and Servlets though. The only thing that is quite annoying is creating the web.xml from scratch for the first time. The shown approach is rather bad for simple (a
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by renke1 12y ago
#2 is my all-time favorite. It's such a common situation.
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by renke1 13y ago
What exactly is a Firefox app? Never heard of that. Good example would be nice.
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by renke1 13y ago
j/k missing. Instead up and down are used to go to the next/previous article. How am I supposed to scroll in an article? I am starting to think I really have to make my very own feed reader that fits my needs. Edit: Ah, good luck
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by renke1 14y ago
Oh, kind of motivates me to create a poster for a recent software project we did in university. I always wondered how hard it is to create a good poster (especially in LaTeX).
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by renke1 14y ago
I am pretty happy using Debian testing with xfce4. It also gives you a minimalistic and traditional desktop. It's perfect for me because I am actually too lazy to configure some fancy window manager and other stuff. Also, everything just w
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by renke1 14y ago
Yes, that is actually the only feature I like about Unity. The rest bugs me too much though. That's why I love programs where I can hide the menu bar and toggle it via a shortcut (a lot of KDE programs can do this). This is especially usefu