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by yagodragon 6y ago
I can't decide whether I love or hate the UX of this new stack. It certainly feels more like an app now than a website. I like the new basic layout, "app shell" or tier 1 rendering. It feels like the First Contentful Paint is
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World Health Organization App Is Built with Flutter(github.com)
3 points by yagodragon 7y ago|0 comments
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Google's Common JavaScript Library(github.com)
2 points by yagodragon 7y ago|0 comments
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Designing a DSL for accounting: use a DSL to describe taxes and pension(tomassetti.me)
2 points by yagodragon 7y ago|0 comments
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by yagodragon 7y ago
I've heard so many things about Clojure. I am a CS student with some experience in the most used languages (JS, java, python). Can someone explain in simple cs terms why Clojure is sooo hyped? What can I do with this language that woul
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by yagodragon 7y ago
Would it be better if instead of relying on centralized servers, we used p2p solutions like Jitsi, which is based on WebRTC? Some universities and companies could even set up TURN servers for public use
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by yagodragon 7y ago
The web and its ecosystem are huge. The browser is essentially the new OS and no matter how complex and quirky js, react and the rest of the tools are, we're gonna stick with them for a long time. Big technological advances like PWA&#x
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Ask HN: What tech stack would you choose to bootstrap a side project in 2020?
12 points by yagodragon 7y ago|12 comments
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Bref: Deploy and run serverless PHP applications(bref.sh)
3 points by yagodragon 7y ago|0 comments
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by yagodragon 7y ago
When I started programming a few years back, I was told that PHP is legacy tech and a terrible language I should avoid like a plague. After years of battling with Node.js on the backend, I took a closer look at modern PHP and the Laravel fr
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Ask HN: What is a programmer's domain knowledge outside of coding?
3 points by yagodragon 7y ago|4 comments
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What is involved in learning a new language? (exercism.io)(github.com)
2 points by yagodragon 7y ago|0 comments
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by yagodragon 7y ago
Very good job, I like it! I like it even better that you prepopulated the feed with very interesting articles for the hn launch. Can you share any tips about your deployment process? I can assume you didn't use docker as i don't s
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Vapor: A serverless deployment platform for Laravel(vapor.laravel.com)
2 points by yagodragon 7y ago|0 comments
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by yagodragon 7y ago
I'm also struggling a lot with django, react and the whole asset pipeline. On the other hand, frameworks like rails and laravel have it all figured out for you.
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by yagodragon 7y ago
Despite being a 3d app, it doesn't make my laptop fans spinning fast like the current js-heavy Reddit web app. Kudos :)
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In the future writing actual code will be like using a pro DSLR camera(levels.io)
3 points by yagodragon 7y ago|5 comments
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by yagodragon 7y ago
Is rails really that good? I feel so confused and paralyzed trying to find a modern backend framework. I've almost settled to Python+Django because it enforces good practices,has great tools like Django Rest Framework and Python is a l
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by yagodragon 7y ago
Is there any reason why should i hide the top story? Isn't it the point of HN to read interesting stories? I don't understand...
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X-Road: Estonia's Data Exchange Layer(x-road.global)
2 points by yagodragon 7y ago|0 comments
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by yagodragon 7y ago
Ironically, this website is generated with Hugo[1], a static site generator built with Go, a language created by Google. Jokes aside, it's good that they bring up this issue that affects their local community. [1] https://goh
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Wikipedia Is Now a Brave Verified Publisher(brave.com)
281 points by yagodragon 7y ago|357 comments
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by yagodragon 7y ago
Another static site generator that is gaining traction is Eleventy[1]. It's very small and simple, entirely build in js, supports most templating languages you already know and it's more flexible than GatbyJS. For a more complete
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Seamless Web Booking Flow for Uber(eng.uber.com)
1 points by yagodragon 7y ago|0 comments
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Asynchronous Python into Django(github.com)
2 points by yagodragon 7y ago|0 comments
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Remoteok.io is a single PHP file generating $2,342.04 in a day (2017)(twitter.com)
8 points by yagodragon 7y ago|1 comments
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Reactive Interaction Gateway: Your UI Deserves an API, Too(accenture.github.io)
1 points by yagodragon 7y ago|1 comments
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by yagodragon 7y ago
I don't know how this is going to end up. Reddit has always been content-first (like hn) and not people-first (like twitter/Instagram). I don't usually follow people or celebrities on reddit, I'm just lurking and trying
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Nact Is Redux but for the Server(nact.io)
1 points by yagodragon 7y ago|0 comments
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by yagodragon 7y ago
Do you have any tutorial on how to set up Django with tailwindcss (using Django templates)? I'm new to Django and somewhat confused when it comes to integrating modern front end tools.

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