styfle

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   by styfle 9y ago

   > And always based on understanding the domain and the existing software you are building upon This is good. My version of "slow code" is taking note of requests from users and storing in my long term memory to stew over. 1. Us
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   by styfle 9y ago

   I tend to squeeze every penny and I have a bit of buyer's remorse for buying a refurbished MacBook 2015 with the smallest storage: 128 GB. Everything else is great, but I'm constantly finding myself in situations where I am about
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   by styfle 9y ago

   Does anyone know if Dat can be used over HTTP like IPFS can?
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   by styfle 9y ago

   My dad is currently using SeaMonkey for email and and editing his website. It feels very wrong but after 20 years and 100 GB of pop3 email, it's hard to switch I suppose.
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   by styfle 9y ago

   I read about @std/esm and I wasn't totally sold on it. But now that I read the browser side of the story, I think it makes way more sense to make use of @std/esm in all packages on npm. The old way of doing things was write f
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   by styfle 9y ago

   This! It still makes me sad that safari is updated as part of the OS like IE instead of out of band like Chrome.
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   by styfle 9y ago

   Another similar project to use the available browser on the user's current platform: https://github.com/pojala/electrino
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   by styfle 9y ago

   What is keyed DOM updates? Is that the equivalent of React's `key` property? https://facebook.github.io/react/docs/lists-and-keys.html#ke...
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   by styfle 9y ago

   Another small template engine similar to React is ".dom", weighing in at only 500 bytes! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13605673 It only works in modern browsers supporting Proxy.
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    by styfle 9y ago

    I tried it out myself. CommonJS (read everything in the wild) exports as default. That means you can't use the following syntax with (most) existing npm modules: import * as fs from 'fs'; import { map } from 'lodash&#x27
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    by styfle 9y ago

    Oops, it looks like medium removes the hash on load so my copy/paste didn't work. I fixed my link.
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    by styfle 9y ago

    I asked about the import syntax[0] and got an answer on GitHub. [0]: https://github.com/nodejs/node/pull/14369#issuecomment-32903...
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    by styfle 9y ago

    > I'm surprised the author thinks that Flow is more popular amongst the React community than Typescript. I hardly ever hear about Flow, and I work with React and follow it's development. Agreed. Perhaps the thought that Flow is
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    by styfle 9y ago

    Jump straight to "The four types of common JavaScript leaks" section: https://blog.sessionstack.com/how-javascript-works-memory-ma...
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    by styfle 9y ago

    https://code.visualstudio.com/Docs/languages/javascript#_typ...
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    by styfle 9y ago

    Maybe the title should append "in V8" so it's clear this is for the JS Engine
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    by styfle 9y ago

    I had a hard time starting with webpack. Because it's so flexible, there are so many choices. That's why I made a boiler plate project with React SSR, TypeScript, and Webpack https://github.com/styfle/react-se
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    by styfle 9y ago

    I had to look it up. Sure enough, it's been 8 years.
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    by styfle 9y ago

    I could or couldn't care less. The material is very flammable or inflammable. https://www.merriam-webster.com/words-at-play/flammable-or-i... English is confusing.
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    by styfle 9y ago

    I believe TypeScript has the JSDoc feature as well, although it's much more recent.
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    by styfle 9y ago

    Very cool, I never thought about doing it this way!
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    by styfle 9y ago

    Where did you hear this? Is there a source?
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    by styfle 9y ago

    rvagg responds: https://github.com/nodejs/CTC/issues/165#issuecomment-324798...
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    by styfle 9y ago

    The Proxy API is how dot-dom[0] implements a React-like component API [0]: https://github.com/wavesoft/dot-dom
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    by styfle 9y ago

    A couple more: https://github.com/nexe/nexe https://github.com/pmq20/node-compiler
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    by styfle 9y ago

    This got "fixed" in #32459 https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/32459
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    by styfle 9y ago

    I just realized that Hosted VS2017 is still using Visual Studio 2017 (15.1 Update). That's two versions behind now. When is it going to get the 15.3 update?
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    by styfle 9y ago

    A lot of large organizations purchase domains that are similar to theirs to avoid typo-squatting as well as the impersonation you pointed out. The creation of new TLDs in the last few years only increases the permutations. For example: htt
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    by styfle 9y ago

    > We'll be working on moving on from jQuery. Very exciting! I have been slowly removing jQuery from many web apps over the last several years and its good too hear that Bootstrap wants to get there too :) Now obviously removing jQue
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    by styfle 9y ago

    Yes, a runtime check in TypeScript is the same as a runtime check in JavaScript. function inc(n) { if (typeof n === 'number') { return n + 1 } throw new Error('Parameter n is not a number'); } If