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by z0mbie42 7y ago
Yes, I apologize for the 404 of the FAQ, it's currently moving really fast, and I have forgot to remove the link till the FAQ is ready. The data will all be stored in France, in a Scaleway datacenter[0], Maybe with an offsite encrypted
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by z0mbie42 7y ago
Hi, I'm the creator of Bloom[0]. It's a an end to end encrypted Drive, Calendar, Notes, contacts, Gallery... Within 1 month I'm about to release the native apps (currently it's only a webapp, non encrypted), with paying
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by z0mbie42 7y ago
The repo has not been deleted! https://github.com/fafhrd91/actix-web
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by z0mbie42 7y ago
For information, the repo has not been deleted but simply moved: https://github.com/fafhrd91/actix-web
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by z0mbie42 7y ago
Just in case: the methodology by which CloudFlare destroyed a patent troll: https://blog.cloudflare.com/the-project-jengo-saga-how-cloud...
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by z0mbie42 7y ago
Hi, I hope it's not.to late to reply, but I would recommend you to read 'the 4 hour workweek' by Timothy Ferriss. It's eaxctly about this: what to do of your free time when you have enough money to sustain your lifestyle
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by z0mbie42 7y ago
By development velocity I mean implementing new features, from idea to deployment. Rust is slow to compile so it breaks my deep work when programming, also it costs me a lot in CI/CD. Also the Rust type system make implementing some th
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by z0mbie42 7y ago
Gitlab issues + milestone for project management, Gitlab wikis for knowledge management. All of that on the free plan. Gitlab is really THE tool to rule them all!
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by z0mbie42 7y ago
Hi, I'm curious because I plan to rewrite a Rust service to Go (development velocity is too slow) Which part of your service is in Rust amd which in Go? Do you think that if it would be only in Go it could sustain such a load?
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I can't help but I would also love to learn more about it's inner working! Especially the certificate fetching and distribution across the edge servers part.
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Congrats! I really want to see how great a convergent Linux phone can be!
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Librem 5, 3 days before shipping(youtube.com)
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by z0mbie42 7y ago
Electron hello world ~40MB of RAM Qt with QML Hello World ~40MB of RAM Gtk-rs hello world ~20MB of RAM
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by z0mbie42 7y ago
Electron have CVEs which are not directly related to the browser: https://wickr.com/electron-vulnerability-the-quest-for-cool
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I just prefer actionable feedback rather than grunting. As product developers we have the responsibility to create great product. One of the criterion of a great product is beauty. Get the shit done is just a summary of the previously menti
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by z0mbie42 7y ago
+1000 it's exactly what I'm thinking! And I also thought about Snapchat as a reference for end user application. Certainly because it's a model of simplicity and is really far from native themes.
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by z0mbie42 7y ago
Security means the global security of the framework. Using electron exposes to some future chrome/Node CVEs and the past ones. Qt on the other hand is used a lot in emdedd devices/automotive so we can expect security being a top p
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by z0mbie42 7y ago
By responsive I mean which can adapt to screen size. It's useful because we see more and more 'convergent devices' like the librem 5, pr a raspberry pi with a 10' screen
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by z0mbie42 7y ago
Thank you for the "useful" feeeback :) Maybe you can do your own so you can tell us the GiGa TrUtH about modern GUI frameworks.
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by z0mbie42 7y ago
Using the preinstalled vrowser would mean bloating you app with polyfiles to aupport all differents browsers. It's one of the reasons modern apps are bloated. Electron solves this.
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by z0mbie42 7y ago
It's because almost all electron apps are written fully in JS. In the context of the article, the UI is in HTML/JS and the business logic in Rust, thus the RAM is not so high. On the other hand, Qt QML embed it's own JS engin
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by z0mbie42 7y ago
Hi, I think we can objectively say that Slack or VS Code (Electron) are beautiful, while fractal or Notecase (Gtk) are not.
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by z0mbie42 7y ago
Hi, author here, I understand the critics against the subjective criteria like "Look". Look means: the ability to create a native app which is at least beautiful as modern WebApps. e.g. Slack or VSCode (Electron) are beautiful, wh
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by z0mbie42 7y ago
To the UI, too far from modern applications. I also heard that the API have some misfit with Rust ownership model: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20368618
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by z0mbie42 7y ago
Hi, I would love to heard from your experience the easiness/difficulty to theme your Gtk application. Also, In the analysis I tested Qt with QML, not widgets.
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by z0mbie42 7y ago
Hi, while I agree this criterion is highly subjective, I've based my analysis on the successful Desktop applications, and how it's easy/difficult to customize components.
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by z0mbie42 7y ago
Hi, thank you for the feedback. By Look I mean The ability to create advanced UI which are not influenced by the Desktop native theme (as are all successful end user oriented applications). The ability to create a native app which is at lea
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by z0mbie42 7y ago
Not all Qt libraries are LGPL, some are GPL likce charts.
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Rust GUI ecosystem overview(gitlab.com)
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by z0mbie42 7y ago
Hi, it's great that you still had time to comment this post :')

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