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by scambier 6y ago
> the developer experience of electron is just so great! We're biased though. I'm sure Qt developers who love working with would be miserable with Electron. > On the other hand, looking at the Qt website I believe there is a
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by scambier 6y ago
I'm currently building a note-taking app on my free time, with syntactic coloration. I had the choice to go with Electron and CodeMirror, or spend all my time learning new tools (and most likely give up after two weeks). I went with El
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by scambier 6y ago
I like that and might use it for my markdown note-taking app. However, it seems that there's an alignment issue between the axis' values and their points (or bars) on the graphs. The stacked bars total value is 95, yet it seems to
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by scambier 6y ago
Well, (raw) Markdown is about content, not form. I don't have any example on the top of my head when color is part of content, but if that's a common use case of yours, text processors are probably a better tool than Markdown.
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by scambier 6y ago
Markdown is at a sweet spot that combines ease of read and write for technical and non-technical users. It's primarily made to be written and shared as-is.
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by scambier 6y ago
I don't have any use for it either, but this package is not important by itself. It happens that this package is (was) at the very bottom of the dependency chain for some huge packages (like Babel, Webpack, popular frameworks, ...). Wh
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by scambier 6y ago
Literally what it says: https://github.com/left-pad/left-pad/blob/master/index.js Now if you ask "but why?", ultra-small packages like this are popular in JS because of the lack of a standard l
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by scambier 7y ago
Are you serious? Unless those emails contain work protected by copyright, they're not "owned" by their senders. And I doubt that metadata falls in this category.
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by scambier 7y ago
Install it on a VPN?
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by scambier 7y ago
That looks like an awesome software, and the doc is top notch. I'll try it during the next few weeks.
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by scambier 7y ago
My banking app requires a pin (or fingerprint) to read data, and a password to make transactions. The website requires a temporary code, generated by a card reader and my card. It works like a 2FA code, as I need to _have_ my card and to _k
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by scambier 7y ago
Ah yes, the weekly article on JS async/await.
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by scambier 7y ago
I've recently bought a YNAB subscription, and I must say I'm pretty happy with it.
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by scambier 7y ago
The hardest part for me is getting rid of Messenger, in favor of Signal. A messaging app only works when your contacts use it, and nobody in my private circle uses Signal. So for now, Whatsapp is an acceptable middle ground.
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by scambier 7y ago
How so? Does it do more than autofill?