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WimLeers
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About WimLeers
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Comment #30321404
When/where can we buy this for use at home?
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Comment #21837404
Yes. See https://ircv3.net/ . An example: https://blog.irccloud.com/slack-integration/
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Comment #18300524
Self-updating means that WordPress needs to be allowed to write to more places than just the "uploads" directory. Which is frightening, and a security risk.
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Comment #16540265
https://ircv3.net
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Comment #15997318
There are countries where health care is guaranteed.
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Comment #15997305
Very few remotes in Belgium indeed. I know of less than a dozen others.
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Comment #15874570
QReadWriteLock predates C++11 by many years.
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Comment #10726028
Well, the video indisputably shows the opposite. It's quite ridiculous to claim an improved UX and then show the UX that is apparently an edge case. To then downvote, that's just s…
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Comment #10714655
Why am I being downvoted?
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Comment #10711919
Then why doesn't the interface reflect the building blocks of the structured content? Where the video says "The Django CMS interface", the interface is clearly page-centric, not st…
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Comment #10711859
Very glad to hear that :)
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Comment #10711549
What a great description! It perfectly describes my impression. Awful authoring experience for non-technical users. Which doesn't mean it's not excellent for certain use cases :)
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Comment #10711540
Indeed, Drupal 8 is first and foremost a data modeling tool. It's for structured content , not pages . It allows you to reuse that structured content in many ways, everywhere. (Dja…
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Comment #10353836
Yes, you could consider Drupal 8 basically a rewrite. Massive modernization. Most high-level concepts remain the same. The implementation became much better. And it's a joy instead…
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Comment #10352495
Interesting; I'd love to read _what_ exactly they send in those long HTTP requests. I'd think something along the lines of Surrogate Keys/Cache Tags would make sense: - https://www…
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Comment #10352125
Could you add screenshots for that too? Sounds interesting! :)
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Comment #10352116
This does not explain how the client-side cache is kept up-to-date. Cache invalidation matters. You want instantaneous updates on the client if the data has been updated on the ser…
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Comment #10345750
True, there's not always a clear distinction. But giving lots of WYSIWYG-esque options to the content creator is a sure way to end up with unstructured content that cannot be reuse…
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Comment #10345277
Indeed. Drupal 8 does exactly this. Use Drupal 8 for data modeling and storing the data. Use its forms if you want to. Retrieve the data using GraphQL and do all the rendering your…
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Comment #10345265
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/relax/relax/gh-pages/asset... shows the key features are WYSIWYG-style building of entire HTML pages. This is not a Content Management System, but…
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Comment #9476463
+1, knowing the languages of the open sourced implementations would be very helpful.
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Comment #9272440
If they're serious about open source, they should just Unlicense it. http://unlicense.org/
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Comment #9211998
I don't understand why Wordpress is considered a platform next to npm, bower, pypi etc.
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Comment #8844767
> The first example looks nothing like parsing a specific cookie. It merely sanitizes the cookie headers a little, but it doesn't extract out a specific cookie to use as cache key.…
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Comment #8844585
You're talking about response headers. But this deals with sending responses, you only get requests. Request headers can't contain a custom header that you control (unless your JS …