theappsecguy

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by theappsecguy 3y ago
I feel like the only viable model for these delivery apps is delivery with autonomous vehicles like Nuro (or any other, this is just the company I have heard of). Whether that’s actually viable and how soon, I have no idea, but the model as
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by theappsecguy 3y ago
I think Rails wins out in terms of simplicity, but I haven’t played enough with PHP.
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by theappsecguy 3y ago
Any chance your configs are on a repo somewhere?! For rails vim and for this tonic setup (if there’s even configs needed for that)
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by theappsecguy 3y ago
Start moving toward public transit? Public transit is not some new discovery that’s been put on hold because of self-driving attempts. You say this as if it’s cheap or easy to make any kind of significant public transit improvement in an al
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by theappsecguy 3y ago
This right here. Something monumental would have to happen for senior leadership to green light a rewrite, because that’s a massive project that will bring in no additional revenue.
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by theappsecguy 3y ago
Electron is ok. Not the best, but not as bad as some people claim it is, though it varies app to app. I feel the same way about React Native.
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by theappsecguy 3y ago
I loved tender initially, but the recent price increase pushed me to move away from it. I think the platform is good, but prices are steep. Does anyone use Render at scale? I image the bills are hefty.
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by theappsecguy 4y ago
Certainly it will.
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by theappsecguy 4y ago
Compute power is absurdly cheap these days, especially for something as simple as SSR of web pages
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by theappsecguy 4y ago
Does ruby have an NLP library or are you rolling your own?
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by theappsecguy 4y ago
This is dope! Whats the tech stack behind it if you don't mind me asking?
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by theappsecguy 4y ago
Cool! Thanks :)
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by theappsecguy 4y ago
This is awesome! Would be nice to be able to change colour
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by theappsecguy 4y ago
Have you tried Sails.js? Seems like Adonis is not very actively developed?
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by theappsecguy 4y ago
In my understanding template would be the entire page. So while an an individual div re-rendering is also technically a template, it's not really the same thing. It's a tiny re-render compared to a page refresh. Again, this is a d
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by theappsecguy 4y ago
That’s rich, I bet there’s 3 new JS frameworks that came out just today lol.
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by theappsecguy 4y ago
It is nice. I’m not seeing enough adoption unfortunately which is negative in terms of work opportunities
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by theappsecguy 4y ago
You don’t re render a template. Only what you need to. If it’s a single div then so be it. Which is why it’s SPA-like experience with server side code
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by theappsecguy 4y ago
There’s no waiting for the user. It’s an SPA experience without the headaches of client side state management. I suppose what you have to learn and add is relative to what you already know and have, isn’t it?
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by theappsecguy 4y ago
There’s multiple approaches. Since everything is server side rendered, you can for example, stream updates through web sockets
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by theappsecguy 4y ago
You can do a lot of things, depends on your goals I suppose. You seem to be really sold on the concept of not learning Rails, so I won’t argue with you further. I personally found Rails much easier to learn and use than React or pretty much
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by theappsecguy 4y ago
Hotwire introduced turbo frames and streams, removing the need for the page refresh when data is mutated
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by theappsecguy 4y ago
You can have those interactions on Rails just like anywhere else. Cloud compute is also absurdly cheap at scale today compared to the past.
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by theappsecguy 4y ago
Can’t write your backend in react. So presumably someone else is writing an API in their sleep that your app will consume.
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by theappsecguy 4y ago
This is the way. Rails and Hotwire especially really worth a look. Hope it can gain some traction, so tired of the constant “innovation” of JS frameworks
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by theappsecguy 4y ago
Really wish Microsoft would contribute/donate to ruby/rails platform even more than Github does already. They can afford to.