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Comment #44354784
The CC vscode plugin can also fetch the errors and warnings reported to vscode by other plugins and language Servers, making the additional compile step obsolete
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Comment #40520697
I have a zyxel router that crashes every time when I start a jitsi call, which uses webrtc. So yes I guess webrtc can kill your connection.
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Comment #34281610
Turbo is just a JS library, not tied to rails. I use it with golang and I love it! It offers a nice tradeoff between heavy custom HTML attributes and too much 'convention over conf…
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Comment #30577659
> Several framework specific solutions have come to existence to give server-side templating more client side power, in particular: > Ruby/Rails => TurboLinks/Hotwire Hotwire is no…
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Comment #28373086
I also lost many hours and nerves until I figured it out. But it let me get a glimpse on the true and frightening nature of Microsoft. Okay so step 1: you try to enable forwarding,…
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Comment #28360471
Wait until you have to deal with the admin web apps. To enable mail forwarding to another domain I had to install powershell and a plugin to install a plugin to allow forwarding in…
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Comment #22283609
Video meetings that just work.
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Comment #22283476
A very conservative estimation! And it's not only documentation of software but also the requirements and other parts of the whole lifecycle. It's incredible how many companies hol…
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Comment #21939001
SEEKING WORK: remote, europe We are a bunch of web devs, who hate complexity and get things done. Shoot me a mail pbedat@gmail.com https://pbedat.de
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Comment #21686284
SEEKING WORK | full stack | Munich, Germany, remote preferred I specialize in getting things done. Mostly on the web. I'm doing this since 13yrs and I still love it :) Say hello: h…
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Comment #20153545
I think Spotify is doing Micro Frontends and imho it's not a total mess
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Comment #20144507
Curios! I have the same problem. My wife has the theory that I cannot filter all the other distractions well enough. Good to know I'm not alone ;)
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Comment #20024197
Modern browsers understand text/event-stream so no need for dirty tricks ;)
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Comment #20024177
Also: Server sent events
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Comment #19761124
Yep. That's why context should be used very very rarely or never. When I teach react, I try to make a long detour around them. I would not consider it being the most important conc…
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Comment #18887581
There is a really neat JIRA plugin called "structure". That allows you to put issues into a hierarchy. We use these a lot to create roadmap, or breaking down very complex use cases…
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Comment #18810935
Location: Munich Remote: Yes, preferred Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Fullstack Web, Node.js, React, C#, ... Résumé/CV: pbedat.de Email: pbedat@gmail.com
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Comment #18685897
If you need a good source of real facts about nutrition, I highly recommend nutritionfacts.org which is non profit and lead by a real expert in lifestyle medicine. Regarding this t…
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Comment #18555973
react-final-form simply blew my mind after I had to deal with that horrible reactive angular forms... It also works pretty well in tandem with redux
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Comment #17000684
We recently began migrating a 4 year old and constantly growing angularjs 1.4 app to react. With angular2react and ngreact we don't face a lot of hard decisions, because we may use…