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by sntran 7y ago
While ES6 proxies are really nice, I came across this experiment (1) and their tests showed that ES6 proxies can be very bad at performance. I could reproduce the test case. Not sure whether this GraphQL client has some way to optimize. 1.
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by sntran 7y ago
Location: Houston, TX USA Remote: Only Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Professionally, web technologies such as CSS, Javascript, ES6, Node.js, etc... I have client projects in various web framework such as Vue.js, Riot.js, Mithril.js,
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by sntran 7y ago
If you don't need to extract CSS that is imported in JS files (which I dislike anyway), you can just use the TypeScript compiler that will work with ES6 modules and transpire into as low as ES3. And it has 0 dependency. Unfortunately i
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by sntran 7y ago
Unfortunately the opposite way is not possible,yet.
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by sntran 7y ago
Not a very good example in term of usefulness and completeness, but I did one: https://github.com/sntran/gen_spider
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by sntran 7y ago
Contrary to others here, I would still suggest to stick with Erlang, but use Elixir's toolkit. You can use `mix`, `exunit`, release, etc... from Elixir, and they can handle your Erlang codes fine. You also have better integration with
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by sntran 7y ago
It always bugs me that, with Absinthe, you have to define Ecto schema and GraphQL schema separately, when most of the time, they are very similar. Can Absinthe somehow figure out from Ecto?
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by sntran 8y ago
I used to have this idea of a AI chat bot that would ask common questions such as name, address, dependencies, etc... and return a filled 1040 PDF. Turned out I spent more time writing codes to handle the PDF than focusing on the chat bot f
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by sntran 8y ago
A slightly off topic question regarding the mxm (matrix times matrix), mxv (matrix times vector), and vxm (vector times matrix) functions. AFAIK, Postgres supports function overloading. With the new types of matrix and vector, would it be e
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by sntran 8y ago
I can't say for others, but for me, Sublime was the quickest standalone editor that I can download, run, and open big files really fast. I haven't found the same speed with Atom or VSCode.
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by sntran 8y ago
This is a long shot, as I'm not actively looking for a job, but would like to see a better fit for my career goal. First thing first: - Location: Houston, TX, USA. - Remote: Only Remote. - Willing to relocate: No. - Technologies: Elixi
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by sntran 8y ago
Yeah, I checked your package.json and checked OLED out slothking-online/diagram. The dependence on React is a stopper for me.
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by sntran 8y ago
On a related note, can someone recommend a good modern library to build similar visual block editor? Blocky is good, but it shows its age. Preferably not depend on React.
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by sntran 8y ago
The closest I could find is http://blog.erlang.org/My-OTP-21-Highlights/
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by sntran 8y ago
One of the less-known behaviour (I'm reluctant to say "features") is that you can have some sort of virtual field in a table, that will execute a function when the field is accessed. This is due to the logic that PostgreSQL t
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by sntran 8y ago
Not sure about the speed benchmark, but Stencil's build process could be improved. It takes more than 1s to build on file changes. Definitely not ideal for development. Vue.js PWA, on the other hand, rebuild quite fast. With that said,
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by sntran 9y ago
Nice! The alias (or the lack thereof) is one thing that keeps me from using Formspree, as I don't want the email addresses to be exposed. One suggestion I have is to support aliases in CC and BCC fields as well. You already have the im
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by sntran 9y ago
I read that you don't output fillable form, but you can. May I ask what you have in mind? I was working on a similar project but I could not figure out a way. Ended up making a XDP file...
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GraphpostgresQL – GraphQL for your PostGres(github.com)
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by sntran 9y ago
Heroku is fine for development. However, it does not work with hot code swapping. There are ways around it, and some people don't believe it's a gain. There is also https://github.com/hashrocket/gatling that
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by sntran 9y ago
Now we wait for somebody to port PostGraphQL to Go. Tools like these are great. Having a single executable binary is even better.
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by sntran 9y ago
There is also Cayley ( https://github.com/cayleygraph/cayley ) which supports more query languages, including GraphQL, and multiple backend stores.
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by sntran 10y ago
Yep. It's an unfortunate that Inferno is not for native app. If it did, I would switch in a heart beat.
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by sntran 10y ago
This. My wife and I are also planning for the life like this. We haven't had children yet, but we want them to live in nature, value life as it is. We don't know when and how we will start, but once day, we will have the van like
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by sntran 10y ago
For simpler need such as rendering a SVG map from Topojson or GeoJSON data, is there an alternative than D3 that can utilize React.js' rendering of SVG? With no animation, no charts, just map with zoom in and out and drag around, is th
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by sntran 10y ago
As much as I love trying VSCode, the lacking of tabs prevents me from keeping it open longer than 1 minute. I'm just not used to not having tabs.
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by sntran 11y ago
Glad to see another person attempting it. There are a few (including a commercial product, a Kickstarter project, and me) but most have been abandoned, AFAIK.
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by sntran 11y ago
Remind me of this old service: https://www.websequencediagrams.com/
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by sntran 11y ago
So, curious about ProseMirror, I read this: http://marijnhaverbeke.nl/blog/prosemirror.html . Sounds very interesting to me. This is an editor I have been looking for so long. Google's Kix generates a lot of DOM el
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by sntran 11y ago
I have trouble with Chrome's back button and every character I type into the search box.

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