skewedlines

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Writing Java with a Dash of Functional Programming(jiahao.codes)
3 points by skewedlines 8y ago|0 comments
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by skewedlines 9y ago
Hmm, just a quick clarification for the first approach. It says that the replay operation may then introduce significant load on the primary node. Is this because when new nodes are added, the logs have to be dumped to the new slave nodes f
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by skewedlines 11y ago
I'm glad you like it! I think such an installer feature could be added in by integrating with https://github.com/loopline-systems/electron-builder , I'll see if I have time in the next few days to add this in
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by skewedlines 11y ago
When I am working on projects, I would often have hundreds of tabs open (figuratively speaking) with reference material and whatnot, and my browser tab bar would end up being a gigantic mess. I just thought it would be handy if I could kee
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by skewedlines 11y ago
I do agree with you on that, and there should be some form of Chromium that can be shared across applications to reduce the bloat of such packaged apps. Perhaps this is an issue with the architecture of Electron itself, which requires all s
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by skewedlines 11y ago
Cookies are isolated to the app it is built for, and right now the application name is the unique identifier for the app. You're right in that the application data should be segregated, and I'll look into a more robust method of u
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by skewedlines 11y ago
Yeap, you can specify different build options such as OS (osx, windows, linux) and processor architecture and pass it to a friend, but the main idea is that it simplifies the process for you and automatically detects your current platform.
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by skewedlines 11y ago
Yeap, it's just an easy way to create a browser that only talks to one website in a separate and isolated environment from your default browser.
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by skewedlines 11y ago
Actually, I originally intended this mainly to wrap single page web apps that tend to avoid using the back button and instead providing their own navigational controls on the page itself, so I did not include them in the UI. However, if des
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by skewedlines 11y ago
Yeah, that was one of the main concerns I had when I was developing this, it would be lovely if the app itself could automatically source and add them in automatically. It's really a hassle to manually add teh images, but I'm not
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Show HN: Nativefier – Wrap any web page natively(github.com)
162 points by skewedlines 11y ago|70 comments
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by skewedlines 11y ago
The common tools available to scrape Ajax Web Apps would be PhantomJS and CasperJS. During the process of making a Node.js web app, I wanted to build such a scraper within the Node.js environment itself, but most of the libraries available
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Show HN: Revenant – Node.js browser automation with PhantomJS(github.com)
7 points by skewedlines 11y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Nativefier – Making native executables for web apps(github.com)
2 points by skewedlines 11y ago|0 comments