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by styfle 9y ago
There was a fund raising website written 15 years ago that a team I was on was responsible for (I never actually worked on it). There were fraudulent credit card donations for $1 which became really obvious when the zip code was garbage. Th
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I think you just gave me an idea for a weekend project :)
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What about Amazon Prime Video? That still isn't on the Apple TV but is available on every other device.
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by styfle 9y ago
Where can I find the formatting syntax for Hacker News? Clearly it's not markdown :P
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by styfle 9y ago
> then when React has loaded, replace it with a React component What you described is basically `hydrate` which is how to enable React event handlers like onClick after a server-side render. https://github.com/styfle&#x2F
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I believe you can stream the <head> while still waiting for any react components to render like so: https://github.com/styfle/react-server-example-tsx/blob/4586...
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BountySource suspended from GitHub(github.com)
67 points by styfle 9y ago|51 comments
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Could the performance be improved if you call React.createFactory() and then stream the factory call like this[0] code? [0]: https://github.com/styfle/react-server-example-tsx/blob/4586...
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by styfle 9y ago
I use a combination of both template string literals and React SSR streaming. https://github.com/styfle/react-server-example-tsx/blob/4586...
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I've used a CSA before and it was nice to get random assortments of fruits/vegetables that I otherwise wouldn't buy. But the convenience of just shopping online for what you want is lost. That's why my friend started Mar
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by styfle 9y ago
Also TypeScript and Turbo Pascal and Delphi. > He currently works for Microsoft as the lead architect of C# and core developer on TypeScript. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anders_Hejlsberg
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I have one project[1] with 0% CTR. I have another project[2] with 3% CTR. [1]: https://github.com/styfle/copee [2]: https://github.com/styfle/magnemite Both have less than 200 impressions total.
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by styfle 9y ago
I've been using Code Sponsor for a month or two now. The best way to describe it is something between a generic Google Ads network and a invite-only Carbon Ads network. And it's really meant to go in your README.md file. So this r
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by styfle 9y ago
Google has produced APIs that only shipped in Chrome...SPDY, NaCl, WebSQL, chrome extension APIs. I think the difference is Google wants other browsers to implement those APIs by providing a path to standardization. SPDY was replaced with H
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by styfle 9y ago
> you look back at the code and wonder "what in the hell was the author thinking?" (and then you git blame and it’s you… because it’s always you) I love this quote. I think I've heard it said a little differently but it is
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The State of Open Source Security(snyk.io)
1 points by styfle 9y ago|0 comments
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A couple questions with regards to the SQL -> ES: 1. Does it sync deltas or do you have to import the whole table each time? 2. Does it listen for changes to a table or does it require a manual invocation? 3. Can you explain more about t
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by styfle 9y ago
It was super interesting to hear how React was moving from team to team internally before it was finally open sourced.
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My first thought is any SSMS specific plugins such as RedGate SQL Search and version control.
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Are there historical records for number of "critical" vulnerabilities found in browsers? It would be interesting to compare the number for different browsers. Update Maybe this: http://www.cvedetails.com/product&
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> The same people might be scourging for hours on ubuntuforums because Ubuntu filled up their /boot partition with obsolete kernels and won't boot anymore. But its still perceived as "stable". This is totally unaccept
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by styfle 9y ago
I have similar experience but I'm not so quick to say I'm back to PHP. "Use the best tool for the job" is the way I think about it. PHP is great for marketing websites that don't need a lot of javascript. But Node.j
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by styfle 9y ago
What was your experience upgrading a dotnet-core app? We had a couple experiments at my company but going from 1.0 to 1.1 had breaking changes so we couldn’t upgrade easily.
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The problem is the implementation, not the feature. The postMessage API provides a safer way for Windows/Tabs to communicate. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Window/post...
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Agreed. This is one of the things people hate about type systems is fighting with them saying "I know better". This example is quite interesting because javascript itself does not provide a way to check the type of an array, unlik
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This would be great! I’m actually dealing with this right now with a project[0] that was forked from an unmaintained repo that wouldn’t accept any pull requests. [0]: https://github.com/styfle/geoslack
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by styfle 9y ago
> Drag/drop list reordering, pan/zoom image cropper I'm curious, were these implemented using a 3rd party library or developed in-house?
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Did anyone's website or web app break because of this change in Chrome 56? I ask because the article lists a couple things that could break such as drag 'n drop but I have not noticed anything breaking in my experience.
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Here is my example with React + TypeScript + Webpack https://github.com/styfle/react-server-example-tsx
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It’s great to see the new LTS land on Halloween! I wrote about Shipping ES Modules[0] if anyone is interested. Or just checkout the code on GitHub[1]. [0]: https://hackernoon.com/es6-modules-today-with-typescript-229... [1]

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