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yedidmh
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About yedidmh
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Comment #49256854
I have to push back: you've found the seam.
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Comment #47321190
Anyone else can't scroll on this site?
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Why is there no recent fiction with software engineer protagonists?
I don't know why this is so hard to find. I'm just looking for recent fiction where the protagonist is someone like me, having a regular software development job, just doing normal…
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Comment #44433450
I would give you a hundred upvotes if I could. This is a fantastic resource, looks perfect for what I want
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Comment #44433446
Thanks!
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Comment #44433442
I want to prevent attempts to example break out of the container into the parent system
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Comment #44423367
Anyone have advise or links for how to dynamically run untrusted code in production? Specifically NodeJS. It looks like the isolated-vm package is the go-to, but understandably it …
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Comment #36961422
https://archive.is/go21L
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Comment #36105037
Would love to hear it too
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Comment #32433236
I misspoke. It's not Front-End dev as a whole, just the "pushing-pixels" stuff. There's a ton of difficult FE work (esp. state). It's just that when it comes to a lot of the "basic…
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Comment #32430258
The difference is that Shopify and Wordpress are for well-defined solutions (shopping, blogs, landing pages), but are NOT viable for custom software applications .
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Comment #32430204
It was low-code for the back-end as well or just front-end? Back-end feels really risky to me, because visual logic builders are just so limiting compared to code.
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Comment #32430187
100%. Key thing is finding the right abstractions where the tool does enough to provide real value, but slots neatly into your existing workflow without requiring a bunch more work…
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Comment #32430090
I don't think low-code as a "generalized" solution will ever gain traction with developers, but has a future as small, focused tools to solve specific dev problems.
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Comment #32430015
Yeah, I think Zapier is one of if not the only example I've come across in my software dev career of a low-code-type tool that devs will reach for before doing stuff by hand. Great…
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Comment #32429985
Text characters are always going to be way more concise than their visual representations.
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Comment #32429976
Agreed 100%. You CANNOT solve complexity by just making things "visual" . Biggest low/no-code mistake.
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Comment #32429808
Low/no-code tools as replacements for devs is never going to happen. But as an " aid " to empower developers... absolutely. The lowest hanging fruit for a low-code solution would b…
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Comment #24844182
hasura.io
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Comment #24436801
Really? Didn't know that. Address and phone seem pretty intrusive.
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Comment #24436734
What was the contribution process like for the big repos like react-native? Did they make it hard to be accepted?
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Comment #19171199
Orthodox Jew here who went through the Yeshiva system (~10 years of full-time study). If you haven't read the Bible in the original Hebrew here's an analogy: imagine the tactile, r…
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Comment #16237180
I found grpc-gateway to be overkill for what I wanted, so I wrote https://github.com/zang-cloud/grpc-json to serve Golang GRPC methods as a JSON API, no configuration required.
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Comment #16237176
I wrote https://github.com/zang-cloud/grpc-json to solve this problem. It serves Golang GRPC methods as a JSON API, no configuration required.
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