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Comment #35128150
I think it's this one: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35114009
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Comment #26487994
From my experience, enterprise apps are generally complex because they are a combination of: - environment: integration of a large amount of services - and a good amount of them ar…
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Comment #26088312
You may notice that in the linked article, only the artifact id has been spoofed. In maven you need to declare both groupId and artifactId for your dependency (and a fixed version,…
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Comment #25155868
The trick is setting the right redirect_uri [0]. Generally it's implemented with a custom URI scheme (that the target application is registered for) or a loopback ip address. [0] h…
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Comment #24973246
Yes you can upload: https://support.google.com/youtubemusic/answer/9716522?hl=en . The UI/UX of youtube music is lacking compared to GPM, but at least the file locker functionality…
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Comment #21945067
And create an accessibility nightmare.
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Comment #21417747
Hi, one of the devs here. I would like to clarify that this project has been developed as a side-project, it's not (at least, during that timeframe) our main work. So don't take th…
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Comment #21417733
Hi, You are right about angular. We already have done 50% of the work, as we have the "customer" facing part done in angular 8 ( https://github.com/alfio-event/alf.io-public-fronte…
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Comment #20195658
If you consider that window, normally use third party drivers (by amd, intel, nvidia) which bundle by default vulkan. Linux distributions and the more recent android versions?
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Comment #19886213
>The absence of a package manager like Bundler or Cargo was frustrating why you did not use maven or gradle?
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Comment #19882508
I think that the approach done in https://wiki.openjdk.java.net/display/loom/Main is better than the async/await infrastructure.
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Comment #17444458
There is a subset with spring-fu ( https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-fu ). They are working to support the native-image feature of graalvm ( https://github.com/spring-proje…
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Comment #11008673
our little project support ldap for the login part: http://lavagna.io/ .
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Comment #10809956
Oracle Java is based on OpenJDK and certified by Oracle. So I don't see how pouring vast resources into OpenJDK would make "Oracle Java" obsolete.
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Comment #10809844
1.7: as java.util.Objects is present ( https://android.googlesource.com/platform/libcore.git/+/mast... )
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Comment #10741234
This style is quite prone to escaping/sanitization issues. I would have at least used a template engine instead of concatenating strings.
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Comment #10735072
They sold a lot of shares during the alibaba IPO in 2014 : https://investor.yahoo.net/secfiling.cfm?filingid=1193125-14... .
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Comment #10198565
Clear, but the single rt.jar will be replaced with a more convenient representation, so, as you said, the seek time will be reduced.
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Comment #10198523
That's why it's called a modular jar. There is also this "jmod" file described as: "For the purpose of modularizing the Java SE Platform’s reference implementation, the JDK, we wil…
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Comment #10197833
>Except they don't mention at all how a module system should lead to faster boot times. They will switch from the basic jar (zip) format to a more optimized one. Additionally, with…
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Comment #10052435
For the i18n, the basic pieces are already there. I'll provide a guide on how/what is needed to translate the application. (Probably there are some issues in the gui for RTL langua…
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Comment #10050356
I've answered in the github issue https://github.com/digitalfondue/lavagna/issues/10 :)
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Comment #10046756
Thank you, kinda sad that Persona didn't get traction :(
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Comment #10046752
Thank you for understanding the choice of the language :). In fact we (3 of us) are all working in a "big" enterprise settings so we kinda know (and suffer sometimes) about the gen…