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by zubairq 7y ago
They use red hat
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by zubairq 7y ago
I don't. I use Javascript instead of basic. I just use the concept of components and events and forms from Visual basic
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by zubairq 7y ago
I want the all in one development system for quick prototypes that can be made by non technical people , that’s why
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by zubairq 7y ago
I loved VB a lot and am trying to build a modern day version of it which can build Webapp and Microservice based apps at yazz.com (Full disclosure: I work at Red Hat but my views do not necessarily reflect my employers views)
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Building OpenShift Apps and Microservices with Yazz(youtube.com)
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by zubairq 7y ago
Funny, why was the parent comment downvoted?
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by zubairq 7y ago
Ok, I'll have to dig in to find out why this is important, as all the explanations I have seen are too technical for me
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by zubairq 7y ago
So does this mean that containers will be able to run on mobile devices?
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by zubairq 7y ago
We did the same with our open source project. We ditched Clojure and Clojurescript for NodeJS and JavaScript, for the same reason as it was a huge barrier to entry for new users
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by zubairq 7y ago
Wish you all the best. Keep up the positive outlook too!
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Yazz now runs on OpenShift(linkedin.com)
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by zubairq 7y ago
I think the author is right, but I am trying anyway to make a low code system at yazz.com. Doomed to fail, but some projects are interesting to make!
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by zubairq 7y ago
Yes so true
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by zubairq 7y ago
Full disclosure: I work at Red Hat and the Yazz project and my own opinions do not necessarily reflect the views of my employer Yazz is a Cloud IDE which works on Docker, Kubernetes, and OpenShift. I started building it a couple of years ag
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Show HN: A Cloud IDE Which Works on Docker, Kubernetes, and OpenShift(yazz.com)
1 points by zubairq 7y ago|1 comments
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by zubairq 7y ago
47 and building Yazz.com, an open source project, and also working at Red Hat Hope to be learning still when I’m 50 and will be grateful if I get there
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by zubairq 7y ago
OpenShift is an implementation of the Kubernetes spec
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by zubairq 7y ago
Very cool!
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by zubairq 8y ago
Actually Yazz.com is open source and a low code environment so this is not true
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by zubairq 8y ago
Can someone confirm that Realm raised USD 40 M and was acquired for USD 39 M?
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by zubairq 8y ago
Joe Armstrong's work on Erlang and OTP ended up inspiring a whole generation, and now Kubernetes and Istio are very much based on his work
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by zubairq 8y ago
This is a very good way of loading components dynamically, and the approach is pretty sound. We use the same technique at yazz.com to dynamically load components with Vue.js: <component v-bind:is="page.component"><&
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by zubairq 8y ago
I tried that before, and tried again, but the repo never comes up
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by zubairq 8y ago
Amazing Games!!! I still have boxed Amiga and ST Infocom games which I will probably never play, but keep just for the packaging!
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by zubairq 8y ago
I just tried it but says invalid cert
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by zubairq 8y ago
Yazz has a very crude one in our profiler (yazz.com)
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by zubairq 8y ago
yeah, I agree with this. Anvil is pretty cool and definitely a worthy VB successor
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by zubairq 8y ago
I tried to edit my github project expecting to see an editor for my project... but nothing! https://www.gitpod.io/#https://github.com/zubairq/yazz
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by zubairq 8y ago
This is super. Does it support nodejs projects?
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by zubairq 8y ago
Yep. I am trying to recreate VB 6 and the component market place with my own project at yazz.com, but I still have a long way to go

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