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lsjroberts
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Comment #19152551
We've been working on doing something similar to create "one graph" at my job (though using our own library instead of graphql [1]). There are definite difficulties to doing this, …
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Comment #17809427
The SPA improvements look to have been released as the new `Browser` package, there's some good stuff in the guides on it - https://guide.elm-lang.org/webapps/
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Comment #17809403
Gatsby produces static html sites and then rehydrates them once loaded, which is what makes it feel so fast. Elm dynamically generates the html. There has been some work to generat…
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Comment #17431657
I haven't, but had a chat with Zoltan on twitter (a dev on it). It does seem to be pretty good, and definitely would be a less drastic solution since it builds on top npm.
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Comment #17431338
(author here) I'd disagree they are naive. These all stem from my team's experiences developing platforms at a large international bank. We have dozens of packages that share many …
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Comment #15302504
I believe homomorphism is a subset of endomorphism. So a function that turns an array into another array of different length would be endomorphic (since it maintains the same type)…
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Comment #14499824
Oh also, there are >16000 countries in the select box on the edit person page.
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Comment #14499805
Looks great and useful! One small UX issue I've just hit - I missed the "edit" button in the "Personal Information" box when viewing a contact for a few moments. Kept trying to cli…
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Comment #14218540
NoRedInk use it in production and are quite big advocates (having hired the BDFL) - http://tech.noredink.com/
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Comment #13612517
Our approach is being influenced by Om.Next, though I personally don't have a great deal of knowledge of it. I'm a fan of Elm, and it and Om.Next share some significant concepts I …
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Comment #13612509
Ah that's good to hear. I hope I didn't come off harsh :)
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Comment #13612341
Falcor is a very interesting approach, and as others have mentioned GraphQL is very similar. I can't go into any details, but we have been using Falcor on my team as the basis for …
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Comment #12593728
It may be a difference between contractors and perms, but it seems not many actually have a github or similar portfolio. We're more interested in their previous experience and if i…
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Comment #12593337
Of the 6 tests I've personally run, 1 passed decently, 2 were probably affected by nerves, 3 just weren't capable. We've had >30 people come in so far and offered to 3 or 4 I belie…
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Comment #12592756
We've been running a very effective initial filter coding interview that simply tests the very basic ability to write loops, refactoring and a little recursion. It's astonishing ho…
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Comment #11915478
This is just based on my experience, so feel free to disagree! I'd be interested to hear others experiences and what worked for them.
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Comment #11398436
I'm naturally a late sleeper, I travelled from UK to California then Floria for a couple of weeks and found I pretty instantly became a morning person in the new time zone. Though …
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Comment #10081341
Chrome 43 on OSX Yosemite. It seemed to work fine on the initial 1.0.0 publish, but it bugged out on the subsequent 1.0.1 etc publish attempts.
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Comment #10081285
The publishing modal seems to have a couple of bugs: 1 - When trying to add release notes it closes the modal every time you press a letter, though the letter is still there when y…
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Comment #10081080
Not only does the tool look fantastic but so too does that landing page. I look forward to using this, great work!