rodinia

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by rodinia 3y ago
Very cool, lot of potential. I wonder how it would work in an interconnected environment where multiple services are needed to properly call an endpoint. For example if you need to request with a particular type of jwt to get a response fro
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by rodinia 6y ago
I work at a rather large company that has an internal gateway for all APIs. Each api has an associated OpenAPI doc and the standardization makes it incredibly easy to peruse all capabilities across the company, despite programming language,
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by rodinia 6y ago
This hurts. I've been using Hapi professionally for 5 years now, and it is a joi (hehe) to work with. Modules in the hapi ecosystem, ie boom, joi, and lab, are baked into my servers from top to bottom. Much thanks to the devs that made
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by rodinia 6y ago
fwiw, I've been doing professional JS (mostly server, good amount of client) for about 5 years now and have never pulled in a single function package before as a direct dependency. Every team I've been on has used Lodash or Unders
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by rodinia 6y ago
It actually sounds like they're saying it's definitely feasible and encouraging people to build the right product. Their comment from 7 months ago indicates this is something that's obviously important to them. https:/&
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by rodinia 7y ago
Dealt with something similar at my old company. If you have the option to go page by page, this may work for you. The original site was in ColdFusion, and we slowly reimplemented it in AngularJS (around 2014.) We used an NGINX whitelist tha
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by rodinia 7y ago
I've had that happen before when visiting some music news sites in iOS safari. Seemed like some sort of malevolent cookie, as it started when I would go to a particular site and persisted until I cleared browser data.
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by rodinia 7y ago
This (anything can be a key) was eventually added with the Map class. They're an iterable type too, so they're much more useful than Objects imo. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScri