solidr53

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   by solidr53 8y ago

   This. I am a React Native developer, while working on a lot of backend things, bridging native API's to JS, I must say the developer experience on iOS is absolutely fantastic. Made me switch from Pixel to iPhone X, I've had androi
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   Hekla for Hacker News with React Native and TypeScript(medium.com)

   9 points by solidr53 8y ago|1 comments
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   by solidr53 8y ago

   I could add to that; Watch Air Crash Investigations (also under the name Mayday). It's amazing to learn how everything works and has dual failsafe systems, most crashes result in changes in aviation regulations and/or service bull
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   by solidr53 8y ago

   Yeah, I've always wondered this too. It would be cool to be able to extract typings in a separate file, like source maps, and send over the wire along with the JavaScript bundle (for compatibility). It would definitely help moving sect
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   by solidr53 8y ago

   Police Quest was simply impossible without the turbo button back in the day. Or that is, until I discovered the menu bar by accident.
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   by solidr53 8y ago

   Op here What you are looking at is a Hacker News client inspired by the Apollo client for Reddit. It's built with React Native for iOS and Android. There have been recent statements from big companies, like Airbnb, about phasing out re
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   Show HN: Hekla for Hacker News(github.com)

   6 points by solidr53 8y ago|2 comments
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   by solidr53 8y ago

   Do they have mac images for building with XCode?
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   by solidr53 8y ago

   There is nothing wrong with that!
10. 70.▲
    by solidr53 8y ago

    Im not sure that RD works that way. Innovate, time and compatibility, pick two.
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    by solidr53 8y ago

    Think about if the same codebase were in JS, it would definitely be slower. But like others are saying, streaming is one of the main features of wasm.
12. 72.▲
    by solidr53 8y ago

    Nice one!
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    by solidr53 8y ago

    Yes definitely, and enforce a naming convention for widget childrens. They are currently all over the place.
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    by solidr53 8y ago

    I highly recommend reading the DSX issue on github, I am one of the supporter and highly disagree with the author of this article. They don't seem to know how JSX works, tell us what Flutter wont be instead of what it could be. I am tr
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    by solidr53 8y ago

    I have a pretty solid counter argument lining up to be published soon (less than 2 weeks, hopefully not too late). I feel that those who had such a bad experience are just doing it wrong. It has to do with native navigation. What apps are a
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    by solidr53 8y ago

    One line static site generator: wget -P ./static -mpck --wait 1 -E http://localhost:3000 https://www.explainshell.com/explain?cmd=wget%20-P%20.%2Fsta...
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    by solidr53 8y ago

    Doesn't work all the time, you should use IntersectionObserver or ResizeObserver etc. Edit: I'll rephrase my question, why does the Hacker News Frontpage include stories with zero comments and 1 point?
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    by solidr53 8y ago

    Off topic: Are the Yellow Pages still a thing?
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    by solidr53 8y ago

    Hi! I've contributed at lot into RNN and love to read comments like yours. I feel the library is very underestimated by the community and IMO should be maintained and shipped with React Native by default. I've been planning to swi
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    by solidr53 8y ago

    There is a small step to get all the build tools into your mindset, xcode and gradle. For me the javascript side of things has been very stable. I have built couple of native like applications with react native, and my only recomendation is
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    by solidr53 8y ago

    Seems like it
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    by solidr53 8y ago

    I like it, only issue I've found so far is Safari's private browsing (or Incognito) that is indistinguishable from normal browsing. Under "normal" circumstances I wouldn't care, but I use it a lot for development wi
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    by solidr53 8y ago

    Not even VSCode ?
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    by solidr53 8y ago

    So basically a PC with GPIO? NVIDIA Jetson is the closest you can get in terms of performance, but the price is closer to $500. DX2 specs: GPU: NVIDIA Pascal™, 256 CUDA cores (1302MHz) CPU: HMP Dual Denver 2/2 MB L2 + Quad ARM® A57&#x2
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    by solidr53 8y ago

    True, that 1 in 10 where you are faster is in cities like New York or Tokyo. And its not "a little faster".
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    by solidr53 8y ago

    > But there is no electric airplane. Not for consumer use, but they exist. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_aircraft
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    by solidr53 9y ago

    I did a little demo of working with the new Suspense API. https://github.com/birkir/react-suspense-demo/blob/master/sr...
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    Is React Native solid enough to build a professional consumer app?(loremipsum.ueno.co)

    1 points by solidr53 9y ago|0 comments
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    by solidr53 9y ago

    It all comes down to the navigation. Use a native navigation, then you're good to go! https://github.com/ueno-llc/react-native-starter
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    by solidr53 9y ago

    Thanks to pressure from HHVM I assume. Nothing was happening in the PHP language for freaking three years. To be fair the benchmarks usually take a wordpress or drupal installation and do a requests per second measurement, which IMO is a r