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Comment #15955696
bitrise ( https://www.bitrise.io ) is the best that I've used so far for building iOS apps. Its elite package is also really fast if you can afford it. I've used travis (slow, 45 m…
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Comment #14158022
You could try Flow ( https://flow.org ) as you're already familiar with JavaScript. I've been using it after primarily using static languages and it's been great so far.
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Comment #13430782
How are blocks not required to be cryptographically verifiable?
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Comment #13430760
Sorry, I wasn't clear, I meant trust-less consensus (proof of work). Distributed transactions in an RDBMS requires trusting all the hosts it runs on.
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Comment #13421389
No because it's cheap to produce hashes for git.
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Comment #13421374
Postgres doesn't do distributed consensus though does it.
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Comment #10825874
Yes it's more cognitive overhead but it's a more functional than imperative style which usually has many advantages. If the functions are named well (naming being the hardest probl…
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Comment #10825857
I agree that you can split validation parts into separate functions but this is conflating two concerns, for example the rewriting of the guard statement from guard item.count > 0 …
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Comment #10822689
SEEKING WORK – London UK, remote ok Lead iOS Engineer (Swift, Objective-C). Six years experience creating and publishing apps to Apple and iOS since it was called iPhone OS 3 (2009…
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Comment #10743617
extensions let you do this with enums (as well as protocols): enum Car { case Red case Blue } extension Car { func hello() { print("hello") } } let x = Car.Blue x.hello() https://d…
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Comment #10743545
And with associated values in enum types they behave in a similar way to case classes in Scala that extend a sealed trait. For example I've been working on a Json library that stor…
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Comment #10743503
Yeah you're right. If you want to stick with value types and store those values in an Array where the array can only store one type then you have to use an Enum instead of classes.…
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Comment #10228138
Apparently un-pairing and pairing again fixes the issue, so will give this a try.
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Comment #10228037
I'm also having battery issues since the GM release. Beta 5 was fine, but now it doesn't even get through the morning.
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Comment #9830729
Also why no mention for the enum, the other value type that allows for pattern matching?
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Comment #9830715
What a stupid, long blog post
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Comment #9402377
I also ran into this problem a couple of times.. It's not the only issue. I put it down to how new the language is and how many non-critical issues they can fix. Swift 1.2 has been…
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Comment #9360449
> What are the best places to search for them? http://workinstartups.com https://www.siliconmilkroundabout.com In the meantime work on something you enjoy and can point to as a por…
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Comment #8681320
SEEKING WORK – Remote – London & Brighton, UK Full-stack software engineer (iOS / Scala). Loves building creative products, apps especially. Startup founder with creative design sk…
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Comment #8674204
Could you please explain how PubSub in a cluster "Just Works"? How does it share subscriptions/channels between nodes? I created a distributed PubSub for the Scala/Akka/Play toolch…