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Rethinking software with Cloud Spanner and Serverless(cloud.google.com)
3 points by tinyvm 8y ago|0 comments
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by tinyvm 8y ago
> he has more than 65% of the overall share vote So when WeWork responded with -"The board is aware of it and has approved it" they probably meant -"Neuman is aware of it and has approved it" right ?
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by tinyvm 8y ago
I recently did the exact same job as the author of this post. Migrating 15K LoC from JS to TS. The author of Vue.JS also migrated Vue completely to Typescript. At first I had major apprehension because of how much Microsoft generally enforc
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by tinyvm 8y ago
> used three different technologies to build it Would love to know more about that because looking at your website it's just plain HTML with JQuery. Which ,in my opinion , is how you should be building landing pages.
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by tinyvm 8y ago
The state of the industry sometimes deeply sadden me. Creating a stack that complex just to render Static Content... Seriously ? I'm fairly confident that only the author of this project can do something with the codebase. It must be a
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Consequences of Unhappiness While Developing Software [pdf](arxiv.org)
2 points by tinyvm 8y ago|0 comments
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by tinyvm 8y ago
> It is highly opinionated unlike React Agree on that point , I like Angular because it's opinionated compared to React. > and backed by a giant unlike Vue Strongly disagree , Vue is backed by many large corporations and unlike A
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by tinyvm 8y ago
I strongly disagree with the hypothesis raised in the article. First , most open source companies these days are Ventured Back ( Elastic , CockroachDB, MongoDB etc..) meaning the core of the issue isn't "AWS" not paying licen
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by tinyvm 8y ago
Wow , is .NET that popular in startups ? I always assumed it was used heavily in enterprise but never that much it's would somehow , it's also a popular stack in the Silicon Valley and NY. That said London and UK are well know to
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by tinyvm 8y ago
> Document Layer has a familiar API, and is compatible with the MongoDB® protocol Was wondering how I would replace MongoDB due to the shift in Licensing become more and more agressive. Well , I think I found it. Farewell MongoDB.
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by tinyvm 8y ago
3.0 is a huge milestone for vue. Currently the architecture forces you to import the Vue object entirely , has Vue under the hood isn't really modular... With 3.0 Vue has taken the typescript way and is using packages , similar to angu
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by tinyvm 8y ago
Google is really pushing Hard on PWA. My biggest concern is the support outside of chrome. While other browsers tend to come on pair with chrome in terms of features , chrome right now is the only one which supports PWA as "native&quot
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by tinyvm 8y ago
A couple months ago I started studying PWA. I realized PWA's potential was on Desktop and not really on mobile. I came to realize that PWA missed really two things to change Desktop for good : - Sandboxed FileSystem API - Standard Oper
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by tinyvm 8y ago
I wasn't able to read this entirely it's a very dense spec. That said , even if the arguments in this spec are solid the entire industry are sold itself to GraphQL. GraphQL has won and it won't change.
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by tinyvm 8y ago
>I won't hope that a phone would handle 10000 rows much better. Galaxy S9 has 2 X 4 Core @ 2GHZ , my corporate laptop has an i5 from 2015 with 2 @ 2GHZ. I'll go with the Galaxy.
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by tinyvm 8y ago
> oh yeah, I'd hate to be stuck on a Thinkpad or and XPS machine, the 2 best laptops on the market. Even when Excel , Chrome , Gmail take 30-50 seconds to open up ? And your laptop freezes when you are dealing with more than 10000 r
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by tinyvm 8y ago
This is really cool. I've been looking for such thing for a long time now. If you have a corporate Job like consulting or something equivalent it's very likely you are packing an awful laptop with you everywhere you go, a DELL or
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by tinyvm 8y ago
> this decision alone will more than pay for itself over the long run To be fair , it's well know that GCloud is way more friendlier for small teams than AWS. That said it lack some services that are widely popular on AWS ( SNS , Co
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by tinyvm 8y ago
While the read was interesting and bring solid points, I strongly disagree with the majority of the arguments. >The biggest mistake I see developers make is assuming that they are building something that people both want and will pay a m
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by tinyvm 8y ago
This is interesting. With Serverless Function and Serverless Database (Dynamo,Cloud Datastore etc..) setting up something like this would basically take a few minutes. The biggest value rely lies in the UI and the UX and all the extra stuff
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by tinyvm 8y ago
>The idea is that it allows you to define your database models by specifying what fields to include and BackendLab automatically creates a CRUD API I don't see the advantage over Firebase FireRules , AWS AppSync , Azure Cosmos or Mo
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by tinyvm 8y ago
> My biggest concern with Firebase is if it's still going to be around in a year or two That's interesting , why Firebase would go away ? It's just back end on top of GCloud. Actually , everytime you do something in Fireba
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by tinyvm 8y ago
This trend of "Everyone can make a career in code" is getting out of control. Becoming a software developer is an insanely difficult and ungrateful journey. This type of "School" make me incredibly uncomfortable has they
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by tinyvm 8y ago
Google Ventures invest in a company that will create future GCloud customers and advocate. A simple search on linkedin shows that most of Google Employees comes from Berkeley, Stanford etc... Not from bootcamps or "coding school".
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by tinyvm 8y ago
Wow , reading comments was quite interesting. I didn't thought so much people got "exhausted" by Angular. I personally tried it ( v2 , v4 , v5 , v6) and i really fell in love with it. I use mostly Vue and Angular they complet