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by rhengles 8y ago
Thank you for the reply. I hope I am not combative in this reply, I just want you to understand from my point of view. It's not exactly a second way of loading async components - because the standard async components must be pre-regist
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by rhengles 8y ago
Evan, if you are reading, I would like to say that I also fell in love with Vue, but I am frustrated that my feature request ( https://github.com/vuejs/vue/issues/8106#issuecomment-385367... ) was a little to
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by rhengles 8y ago
It's funny because "perturbe" means to annoy someone in portuguese, which sounds almost exactly the same.
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Progressive Web Apps on the Desktop(developers.google.com)
1 points by rhengles 8y ago|0 comments
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by rhengles 9y ago
Unless you run a non-profit, your company is also motivated by money and all your work and mission are only means to an end, which is to maximize the shareholders profit. That's why the company was founded, right? Of course you have th
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by rhengles 10y ago
How does this handle tabs vs spaces? I looked the post, the repo and the issues page and I didn't find anything. I'm specially concerned about not seeing this in the options of the API, since there are strong opinions on both side
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by rhengles 10y ago
Much better than "Standard JS" and its choice of no semicolons. I know about "Semi Standard JS", but I refuse to accept such a little difference that could be a configuration has to live in a entirely new project.
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by rhengles 10y ago
On my job we just picked Vue for a new project, and it's a great experience so far. We disliked the standard starter project with Webpack and its idioms, with un-inspectionable compiled javascript source code, but it was very simple an
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'Frozen' Man Revived After Being Found in the Snow with No Pulse(abcnews.go.com)
1 points by rhengles 11y ago|1 comments
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Man feared frozen to death makes 'miracle' recovery(cbsnews.com)
2 points by rhengles 11y ago|0 comments
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'Miracle' student survived his body being frozen solid(independent.co.uk)
2 points by rhengles 11y ago|1 comments
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Man 'frozen to death' comes back to life(bbc.com)
2 points by rhengles 11y ago|1 comments
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by rhengles 11y ago
I work as a web dev, I'm only a hobbyist wrt desktop programming, despite having worked on a small commercial app in Delphi. The toy apps I've built with SWT were tested only on Windows. I didn't even know about Avian - nice
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by rhengles 11y ago
I'd much rather use Java, and SWT, which implements native widgets than ship a browser without toolbars. They can even leverage their JS code with Nashorn or Rhino.
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Zend Framework 3 Update and Roadmap(framework.zend.com)
1 points by rhengles 11y ago|0 comments
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by rhengles 11y ago
I'd think that Oracle would like at least a mention of their trademark on this domain... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8344049
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by rhengles 11y ago
It is a mid-size, not a full-size. And the best looking cars are, imo: (1) Ford Taurus/Fusion, (2) Audi A8/A6, and (3) Chrysler 300/200.
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by rhengles 11y ago
> and apps that work on Windows 7 and earlier can't be put on the app store. They announced that win32 based apps will have the possibility to be on the store - in one of the videos from build they even used Photoshop as an exampl
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by rhengles 12y ago
I think MS already has a solution for this. http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ie/archive/2010/09/17/add-ons-stayin...
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by rhengles 12y ago
This is my biggest difficulty with * nix. With drive letters, I know for a fact that Windows is installed on C: and I can format all the other volumes. But in what volume is the system installed on a * nix?
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by rhengles 12y ago
Conditional comments were removed since IE10. Not that they've been necessary since IE9... Modern IE is a very decent browser.
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by rhengles 12y ago
When I set out, a few years ago, to build a gui app in JS in Windows (but cross-platform), I found RingoJS which is a wrapper around Java. My entire app could be in a single .js file, with access to all Java libs. For the widget library, I
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by rhengles 12y ago
It should require root to actually make the request.
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by rhengles 12y ago
I agree with almost everything, except Browserify. I guess he prefers CommonJS to integrate with Node and npm, but in the browser I'd rather wrap the modules in AMD and use an AMD module loader (not necessarily RequireJS).
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by rhengles 12y ago
>> Casual script fonts like Comic Sans are probably best left for fun and animated companies such as toy companies. Except Comic Sans _itself_, which isn't appropriate for anything.
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by rhengles 12y ago
Very interesting! I developed a similar system myself, for dates on a timeline instead of spatial data. I just knew that comparing dates of every item was inefficient!
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by rhengles 13y ago
Only I found it funny that the article is on a site without a subdomain?
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by rhengles 13y ago
[] instanceof Array; // returns true
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AMD GPU14 Livestream(livestream.com)
1 points by rhengles 13y ago|0 comments
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by rhengles 13y ago
SVG is great, the only feature I miss is word-wrapping. Does any of these libraries have automatic support for breaking long strings in paragraphs? I have done myself something similar [1] for PHP's Zend\Pdf library, calculating string

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