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   by zubairq 3y ago

   Good article, aim for clarity instead of simplicity!
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   by zubairq 3y ago

   Great article by Retool! Yep, Pipes was something different a the time!
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   by zubairq 3y ago

   Nice article! When I work in a company programming is not a game, but when I work on my own hobby project then programming is a fun game.. although a lot of hard work needed at times too!
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   by zubairq 3y ago

   Agree with the headline
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   by zubairq 3y ago

   Good article
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   by zubairq 3y ago

   Interesting read!
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   by zubairq 3y ago

   I read the article and I am trying to understand it better. So do you mean that Web Components should be used just like normal HTML to code Component, together with frameworks such as VueJS or React? So for example, some of the HTML in the
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   by zubairq 3y ago

   I think git has become the standard now. I used git as the reference point when I had to implement a custom version control system for a product . Also many things can be built on top of git, like GitHub for instance
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   by zubairq 3y ago

   Wow there is a lot to VBA!
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    by zubairq 3y ago

    Is anyone working on solving the problem of building it once and distributing to all Linux package managers?
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    by zubairq 3y ago

    Really interesting read
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    by zubairq 3y ago

    Wow, HTML has really stood the test of time!
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    by zubairq 3y ago

    I Really like this!
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    by zubairq 3y ago

    Simple idea, really great to see this!
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    by zubairq 3y ago

    I really resonated with this article and ended up at the same conclusion myself, even going so far as to replace a homegrown ECS system with a relational database in the browser
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    by zubairq 3y ago

    Will give it a spin, always looking for better debug tools, thanks!
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    by zubairq 3y ago

    wonderful read!
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    by zubairq 3y ago

    Some great tools in here, thanks!
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    by zubairq 3y ago

    Great read!
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    by zubairq 3y ago

    I ran a tech meetup from 2011 to 2018 with cofounder Franco Soldera. Very good points here!
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    by zubairq 3y ago

    Agreed, have on premise and saas paid service
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    by zubairq 3y ago

    Yes it is tough when you hate your work. That describes me for too much of my working life. A solution is to architect an escape plan and relentless try to execute it, even if you keep failing to escape. The hardest part of the escape plan
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    by zubairq 3y ago

    Well, there can be some tips in the books, so I would not discount them. After all, we are reading those books to try to learn better. But yes, I agree, often we just have to suffer our way to greatness when learning :)
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    by zubairq 3y ago

    I wrote a book on JBoss for fun around 2006 and it helped me to get a job at Red Hat in 2019. Funnily enough some people at the company thought it was a cool thing, even though I didn't think that the book was important at the time of
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    by zubairq 3y ago

    I ended up building a JS Framework too.. all part of the journey! ;)
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    by zubairq 3y ago

    Looks pretty awesome. gonna try it!
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    by zubairq 3y ago

    I wanted to stop doom scrolling hacker news but the article was too long to read ;)
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    by zubairq 3y ago

    Wow I always thought the brain was the CPU, nice to know about the local specialist processing
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    by zubairq 3y ago

    Good point. I do the same in my own system and use Hashes of the source code, so there are no collisions. Slowly this technique will become mainstream I predict.
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    by zubairq 3y ago

    Having embedded SQLlite in a programming tool on the browser myself I found this very interesting. I am always happy when these ideas become more mainstream!