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olebedev

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About olebedev

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    Comment #43669118

    I use iced, the idea behind is great - elm architecture. However, the attitude of maintainer that doesn’t bother to be involved in discussions in their discord and merge behemoth s…

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    Comment #43615320

    This reminds me of dokku which is a great drop-in replacement of heroku for non-mission-critical web projects. I don’t use it anymore since I use NixOS to have it all in infra-as-c…

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    Comment #41836586

    No, we are not.

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    Comment #41836513

    Right, then I am not surprised at all. I am looking at his github account now, his status is « твой софт — гавно» (direct translation: « your software — shit»). To me it's a clear …

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    Comment #41834886

    As a person with russian background I am laughing on the name of the project. With all the respect to the effort, I can’t take it seriously. The «хули» (direct transliteration to h…

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    Comment #41747996

    Hi, this looks awesome, thank you for exploring Nix capabilities, that is a great piece of software. I am curious, what drives you using docker if images can be broken down into Ni…

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    Comment #40970857

    Reminds me of aussue++[1] from a few years ago. [1] https://github.com/zackradisic/aussieplusplus/

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    Comment #40642236

    It’s too much of a hassle to move from it now, since I have alot on my plate and they don’t support any other GUIs (a classic vendor lock). I have planned it for the second half of…

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    Comment #40558230

    Here we go again! I have been using it 15 years ago. I am a user of Hey and what I can say is the UX is dreadful. I am seeing spinner way more than I can handle, really. I assume t…

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    Comment #38593763

    Everything is setup with free plans and almost everything is automated via GitHub Actions. Also, it recognises you as an owner and allows you modify the site.

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    Comment #37497129

    > Running a migrations on a server is far, far different to running it on every users' device. The sheer scale of it is different. Well, it’s not only just that. Among the other th…

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    Comment #35269355

    Yeah, sounds a bit overwhelming for users, but my point here us that we would need appropriate tooling to be offered to end users so they are not get lost (quickly lol).

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    Comment #35244623

    I think we will end up with something like permissions grants (including granular JS APIs available for the website, as we do for the location, camera APIs etc, at the moment) per …

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    Golang isomorphic hot reloadable/React/Flummox/css-module starter kit

    Kit for Facebook React Single Page Apps with Golang server side render and also with a set of useful features for rapid development of efficient applications. Link: https://github.…

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    Comment #8721218

    In this article I would like to show how you can organize your golang web project with live code reloading. It scheme can be easily extended and will allowed to write couple of lin…

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    Comment #7867700

    Features: on the fly crop and resize for image/png and image/jpeg mimetypes cache strategy, based on HTTP Last-Modified header additional metadata for each file & aggregated statis…

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