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masiulis

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About masiulis

Graphics stuff at Flowstep.ai

karolis [at] flowstep.ai

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    Comment #48514036

    There are dozens of us! Dozens! Vello has been a big inspiration and source of knowledge for my own webgpu text renderer, thank you for that!

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    Comment #44261913

    Hey billconan, great question! Right now we are using Text renderer provided by Pixi.js, which uses browser api to render font to canvas and then stores the outcome as texture. We …

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    Show HN: React import CSV/XLS flow. Open source alternative to Flatfile

    A batteries-included component for importing XLS / XLSX / CSV documents: Uploader Parser Automatic column mapping Validating and editing data with rules and hooks Fully customisabl…

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    Comment #25753372

    That’s not what I understood from the post. The discussion about OOP was the main part and the frustrating library was just an example. The main point, I think, was that it’s easie…

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    Comment #20360051

    Creating a visual tool to replace CSS https://github.com/masiulis/Ugnis So that anyone could create a nice UI by drag’n’drop, without writting a single line of CSS. It also works a…

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    Comment #19123107

    If you don't have to support IE11, there has been a very interesting trend of JS Proxy based state managers (immer, react-easy-state, overmind, etc.). It reduces the boilerplate co…

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    Comment #18794196

    You are definitely not out of luck, IE6 is not that bad, older React versions even supported it. You just need more shims and more babel plugins, so get someone who knows babel/ES3…

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    Comment #15445733

    I think Bubble is great and we need more people experimenting with visual programming! We have been working on a visual tool[0] for ourselves and the development speed gains are in…

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    Comment #15292677

    > I mean, really, come on -- that's not realistic in any reality. Huh? Most projects use a single framework in a project, sometimes two if they are migrating. If I had multiple fra…

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    Comment #15289573

    > I'd love if you could point to any relevant mailing list/google groups discussions or whatever around this time I heard about Web Components spec in late 2012. There are some blo…

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    Comment #15286661

    > Do you not count e.g. jQuery as a framework? Not really, it was used as a library to make JS work consistently across browsers and add missing features like querySelector and aja…

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    Comment #15284551

    > How on Earth do you figure that? We were discussing Web Components at the time the Angular was getting popular and before React was even released. > for non-browser developers to…

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    Comment #15279552

    I had the same reaction because it's ridiculous to claim that Web Components can stop the Framework Churn when they predate most of the frameworks and didn't stop the churn from ha…

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    Comment #14877463

    Maybe test it locally with a split screen mode? Or lower your coding standards? It takes a day max to start a node server with websockets (he did that in the end anyway). The bigge…

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    Comment #14174694

    I don't think that years of experience has anything to do with liking vue or react. I know how you feel, because my colleague had similar thoughts on React, he even created somethi…