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signaleleven
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Comment #45581621
I left a startup around 6 months ago. We were around 30 employees and we had working software and were starting to get some users. We couldn't get the banks to work with us. We wer…
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Comment #45266293
I love(d) Linux and I've used it a lot over the years, but I finally got fed up and bought a Macbook Pro a few weeks ago. I find myself fiddling with my Linux machine way more than…
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Comment #45118275
Next.js was a godsend when it came out because of how easy it made SSR. Many React projects don't need SSR, but for those that do it was technically complicated and time-consuming …
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Comment #44571838
Somewhat humorously, my company displayed an IT warning telling me that I can't visit the website in question because it's in Russia. I probably set off some kind of alarm somewher…
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Comment #44182464
I did a very basic version of this and it was a lot of fun. I bought a chassis online with tank treads that each had a motor. I used an Arduino to send the signal to each tread to …
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Comment #32531724
I'm not as much of a fan of the Elixir/Phoenix/LiveView stack like many here, so I'd like to respectfully share my experience. First off, Phoenix fixes pretty much everything I did…
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Comment #32531481
LiveView, which of course isn’t exactly Phoenix but is closely related, changed a great deal late last year. These were welcome changes but they were significant.
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Comment #31248566
While that was true for years, Node.js has made JavaScript viable on the server for quite a while. But I agree with your overall point. I think JS and C# are good examples of langu…