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viviansolide
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About viviansolide
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Comment #49235307
Thank you for your integrity.
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Comment #49173882
This will benefit the entire ecosystem. Well done.
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Comment #48779995
Same experience
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Ask HN: Should IDs be strings or numbers in your codebase?
At work we're debating whether entity IDs should be typed as strings or numbers throughout our stack (API contracts, frontend, etc.). Database auto-increments happen to be integers…
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Comment #46883416
You've done a great job! It's simple, well documented, and uses appealing technologies. I'm sure your wife's business will take off.
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Comment #46579705
Thanks to Qwen VL, I shared my grandmother’s recipes on the web. https://lescahiersdejeanine.fr
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Comment #45063711
I have always been attentive to trueadm's work. But this time, it's really something else. I think it's an excellent synthesis between React and Svelte.
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Comment #44608757
GitHub thread: https://github.com/prisma/prisma/issues/27700
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Comment #42634065
Thanks for this
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Comment #37585508
It's pretty cool to see the direction this framework is taking. It was already easy enough to work on Svelte, but now it's even easier. Especially if you're familiar with a framewo…
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Comment #27073855
I didn't know The Markup. The articles and the methodologies used are very clever.
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Comment #25934741
Suspense feature is great.
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Comment #25430343
Even on a mobile device it's neat Well done
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Comment #25334035
Thanks for sharing. I found this quote very appropriated: In older scripts, you may also find another keyword: var instead of let
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Comment #25197823
What about Deep Learning? :)
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Comment #25147306
Is the upgrade enough big to go major?
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Comment #24776777
For the database side, I suggest NoSQL databases such as MongoDB. You're able to add, change properties very easily. At the same time, however, you don't have an ORM designer, whic…
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Comment #24770197
Hard to say. But you get the idea, wireframes and user stories are a good starting point. Sitemaps are great too. For tiny projects, I use Sketch to get a prototype. The client may…
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Comment #17808407
you should share katas daily. codewars.com is really cool for this. you can filter by ease & topics.