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FlorianRappl

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About FlorianRappl

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Interests: AI/ML, Cybersecurity, IoT, Technology, Web Development

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Recent public activity

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    Comment #43629533

    Just recently (like 2 months ago) I had the task to evaluate proper OSS replacements for the main charting of a client. So far, they've used a paid solution - but there have been a…

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    Comment #43576189

    This is why I love HN. Not sure if I would have gotten the memo... Impressive tech, useful lib, super awesome landing page. Just blown away!

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    Comment #42649697

    Thanks! Yes indeed - it can be optimized further, but it will also loose some perf. when things such as sourcemaps or tree shaking are introduced. Right now I am positive that in t…

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    Comment #42646554

    Personally, I think that C#/.NET is much less complicated than Rust and more powerful than Go. It comes with some drawbacks as well - not gonna lie. The main reason why C#/.NET can…

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    Show HN: Netpack – a bundler written in C#/.NET

    This is a small experiment I've worked on during my winter vacation. I wanted to see if instead of using Rust / Go / Zig / whatever for development of web tools C#/.NET might be a …

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    Comment #42501032

    This is actually one of the few conferences where I really like pretty much every talk. These are not mainstream, yet all of them convey so much knowledge and information. End of t…

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    Comment #39903908

    Yes its neat - I wish more bundlers adopt it! In the past I've written a little plugin that is available for almost all bundlers allowing you to do that: https://dev.to/florianrapp…

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    Comment #39355848

    Because JSX is essentially just JavaScript. However, this also opens the door to the question: What will then render / use the JSX element? After all, a JSX element is just a funct…

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    Comment #37931171

    Personally, I wouldn't call it a "last resort", but I definitely agree that keeping a functioning monolith is preferred. Nevertheless, one thing to keep in mind (and I do consultin…

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    Comment #34381978

    Depends on how much you read it > JSX is a DSL that looks almost like normal HTML, but differs in small uncanny-valley ways. My point was not that its a common misconception that J…

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    Comment #34372803

    That is just wrong on many levels. JSX brings an XML-like notation to JS. It has nothing to do with HTML. react-dom couples your React DOM to the real DOM - thus allowing you to us…

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    Comment #33761053

    It was Munich - and it only happened once. I shared the excitement, but as so often it was only executed half-way. In essence, instead of recreating processes from the ground up to…

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    Comment #33224533

    I fully agree. Played around with Bun quite a bit, but any benchmark is meaningless until it has all the features and stability to have it production ready. Until then it's just a …

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    Comment #32762799

    If all the other warning signs here in the comments are not enough - this one should be. I only booked via AirBnB once, but I am quite convinced now that this will be the only time…

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    Comment #32072879

    The comment reads like you used JavaScript 10 years ago. For instance, just use arrow functions and this remains untouched.

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    Comment #31981747

    I did run windows 95 with 2MB. It was my main reason to get 2 more bars with overall 4MBs going up to 6 in total. Boot process with 2MB took about 20 to 25 minutes.

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    Comment #31973817

    Yes you can. Code splitting will potentially not land in near future, but of already there if you output esm - which you can then (if wanted) convert with a simpler tooling (e.g. B…

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    Comment #31518697

    I'm not getting your comment. The payload is not encrypted. I think you refer to the signature. The payload can always be decoded. It's just JSON into base64.

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    Comment #30756183

    Totally. I was about to post the same. Just looking at it was "fine" (not terrible, not great), but once I went back to HN I felt a flash like a sudden relief on my eyes. The pain …

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    Comment #30287962

    What about TypeScript here? I think it does not yet understand such imports. However, especially for types (i.e., evaluation at compile-time) imports from a remote source would be …

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    Comment #29085618

    Not sure I get that comment. I think the API first design is good. It let's you decouple the translations from your application. It's then up to you too either do that on the serve…

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    Comment #29067759

    smapiot | SW Architects and SW Engineers | ONSITE | Full-time | Munich, Germany smapiot ( https://smapiot.com ) is a young startup focusing on premium IT consulting and on engineer…

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    Comment #28267839

    ASML is a great company. What should be stressed is that the lenses are coming from Zeiss SMT, which is a strategic partner of ASML since 1997. In fact, they are so important that …

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    Comment #26954751

    > But the tag itself vanishes during document parsing. This is wrong. In case the browser does not have JS (enabled) its a normal element.

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    Comment #26664805

    smapiot | SW Architects and SW Engineers | ONSITE | Full-time | Munich, Germany smapiot ( https://smapiot.com ) is a young startup focusing on premium IT consulting and on engineer…