udbhavs

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   by udbhavs 5y ago

   How does that work, doesn't Capacitor already provide its own bridge to native APIs?
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   by udbhavs 5y ago

   I would be more excited about the idea if both the folded and unfolded modes actually had desirable aspect ratios. The current fold's "front" screen in closed mode is this weird super narrow display that will be yet another n
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   by udbhavs 5y ago

   I wonder if Windows or its UI will ever get a ground up rework considering how scared newer developers must be to touch the underlying legacy code base. That would probably require breaking backwards compatibility at some level and that doe
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   by udbhavs 5y ago

   If someone has a keybase link in their bio you can also send a message directly to their public key
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   by udbhavs 5y ago

   John Carmack is also heavily into Judo and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
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   TeaVM: AOT compiler for Java bytecode that emits JavaScript and WebAssembly(teavm.org)

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   by udbhavs 5y ago

   I'd love to use scroll-snap more since horizontal snapping is such a common use case and the alternatives are all JS-heavy, but it straight up doesn't work for me on most of the devices I've tried it on (even the MDN docs)
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   by udbhavs 5y ago

   They have a chance to get ahead if they add full blown Windows in docked mode for their new surface phones since they're running android anyway. Yes, DeX and co exist but no one wants to use them because for the mass majority Desktop =
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   by udbhavs 5y ago

   Yeah, everyone is already familiar with Windows. And to plug your phone in and have access to the same Pictures, Documents, Videos etc folders from the android filesystem sounds like a dream. Sort of like how Parallels automatically syncs t
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    by udbhavs 5y ago

    Does W11 in a VM mean you could effectively dock your phone into a monitor and use it as a proper PC with shared filesystem access to all your Android stuff?
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    by udbhavs 5y ago

    The report on Freddie Mercury being a dog is surprisingly comprehensive
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    by udbhavs 5y ago

    I've been wondering why webviews with native page transitions aren't a more commonly used thing. It improves the UX a lot by dealing with the abrupt navigation changes of regular web apps. There was a plugin for Cordova that did t
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    by udbhavs 5y ago

    Gitter is much better in this regard since messages can be indexed by search engines and show up in searches.
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    by udbhavs 5y ago

    I was surprised to see how janky the gallery demo app is on mobile, especially considering Dart is AOT compiled. Apparently Flutter is single threaded too and has a feature called "Isolates" but I'm not sure if they can be us
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    by udbhavs 5y ago

    The whole book looks very full of interesting low level techniques. Do high level JIT compilers like the V8 or JVM apply vectorisation or any of the other optimisations mentioned there, or is that level of fine-tuned performance only possib
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    by udbhavs 5y ago

    Colliding into random objects is pretty unlikely in space, even in the asteroid belt
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    by udbhavs 5y ago

    Unrelated but I keep reading that abbreviation as Json Web Space Token
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    by udbhavs 5y ago

    Didn't AirBNB try something like this?
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    by udbhavs 5y ago

    Could you share some more about your experience with Kotlin js and the libraries/frameworks you use?
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    by udbhavs 5y ago

    No, Microsoft made the bedrock version so you can cross-play the same game across the Android, iOS, Xbox, Playstation and Switch versions. Why should PC players get left out especially considering its the easiest platform to port to? There
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    by udbhavs 5y ago

    Check out NestJS ( https://nestjs.com/ ) - it's a typescript framework for Node inspired by both Spring and the Angular architecture.
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    by udbhavs 5y ago

    I've also messed around in the space and have the same doubts. I recently made a small hearthstone-like card game that lets you link NFTs as playable cards for a hackathon but I don't know whether to put it on my github because I
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    by udbhavs 5y ago

    I've had the same experience. The TypeScript support, explicitly defined reactivity so you have fine-grained control yet still simple and understandable code using the same models of computed, ref, and watch etc which anyone can grasp
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    by udbhavs 5y ago

    As someone who wants to learn it and has never used the .NET ecosystem, do I need to become familiar with the standard library and packages through C# first or is it okay if I dive directly into F#?
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    by udbhavs 5y ago

    Edit: It looks like there are some efforts to bring it to iOS https://github.com/cl3m/multiplatform-compose
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    by udbhavs 5y ago

    That would be great too. I haven't gotten around to learning any ML-style languages but it looks very nice. I know MAUI is supposedly in the works for .NET but I'm not sure how it will ultimately turn out compared to Flutter or RN
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    by udbhavs 5y ago

    I haven't looked too deeply into how BeeWare works, but why is it so uncommon to see similar solutions in other languages like Kotlin, Go, Rust etc? Basically the React Native approach but without JS. I would love to write multiplatfor
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    by udbhavs 5y ago

    Does Kotlin Multiplatform mobile handle the UI layer for both iOS and Android? I thought you could only share business logic
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    by udbhavs 5y ago

    Kotlin multiplattorm doesn't do iOS UI, only some business logic sharing using kotlin compiled to native. The UI layer still needs to be in Swift
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    by udbhavs 5y ago

    I would love a cross platform native toolkit like this for a typed language like Kotlin or Rust