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JetBrains Web UI components open-sourced

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Re: JetBrains Web UI components open-sourced

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Post by alexwebb2 »

adamnemecek wrote: post #15

JetBrains is kinda crushing it. I've spent the last two days looking into Kotlin. I didn't realize not only that Kotlin can compile to JS but also that you can interact with say React from it. So you can build a full stack app in it, without ever touching JS. (I think that the JS compilation is still technically in beta but w/e). https://github.com/Kotlin/kotlin-fullstack-sample Combined with the fact that you can us…

They really do put out some great stuff - ReSharper is tremendously useful for .NET developers, YouTrack is one of the best (if lesser-known) issue trackers out there, and DataGrip is a fantastic database management tool (especially for Postgres, since pgAdmin 3 doesn't support newer versions and pgAdmin 4 is a major step backwards).

Re: JetBrains Web UI components open-sourced

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Post by alexwebb2 »

j_s wrote: post #13

GitHub repo: https://github.com/JetBrains/ring-ui It's only linked in the comments; also - they're dogfooding issues in their own YouTrack thing. It looks like JetBrains does this for all their open source projects. Can anyone with some experience compare against GitHub's issues?

We use YouTrack on my team. It's incredibly flexible, extremely fast, and has a very powerful command palette built in for keyboard navigation and issue management.

It's not perfect, but it hits more of the marks I'd want than anything else I've tried.

Re: JetBrains Web UI components open-sourced

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Post by adamnemecek »

rufugee wrote: post #60
adamnemecek wrote: post #15

JetBrains is kinda crushing it. I've spent the last two days looking into Kotlin. I didn't realize not only that Kotlin can compile to JS but also that you can interact with say React from it. So you can build a full stack app in it, without ever touching JS. (I think that the JS compilation is still technically in beta but w/e). https://github.com/Kotlin/kotlin-fullstack-sample Combined with the fact that you can us…

I was coincidentally looking at Ktor yesterday. I quickly ran into pages which are linked from the Getting Started guide (such at http://ktor.io/Features ) which don't exist. Doesn't give the best first impression, but I gather it's a very new framework so I'm sure it'll be corrected soon...

http://ktor.io/features/ seems to work

Re: JetBrains Web UI components open-sourced

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Post by tootie »

scierama wrote: post #52
tootie wrote: post #10

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Enterprises are already moving in this direction.

Facebook is a large geek shop; not how the vast majority of enterprises work or can work for that matter.

I'm not talking about facebook. I've implemented this for Fortune 50 financial firms and telcos. Wall Street Journal is react. Wal-Mart is all in on react and even open sourced their own isomorphic framework. It's being adopted very broadly and very quickly.

Re: JetBrains Web UI components open-sourced

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Post by nightski »

neves wrote: post #56
scierama wrote: post #46

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Why are you being downvoted for expressing an opinion?

I don't know, but it is common in HN. I'd like to hear someone explaining why it isn't awful to use with a mouse.

I didn't down vote you, but it's pretty trivial to use with a mouse if you just use the scroll wheel. Takes 3 scrolls to get into the 1800s.

Re: JetBrains Web UI components open-sourced

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Post by rufugee »

adamnemecek wrote: post #63
rufugee wrote: post #60

Earlier quoted context omitted.

I was coincidentally looking at Ktor yesterday. I quickly ran into pages which are linked from the Getting Started guide (such at http://ktor.io/Features ) which don't exist. Doesn't give the best first impression, but I gather it's a very new framework so I'm sure it'll be corrected soon...

http://ktor.io/features/ seems to work

Ah...perhaps it's just a broken link on their end then. See the Features link at the bottom of this page: http://ktor.io/getting-started

Re: JetBrains Web UI components open-sourced

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Post by wongarsu »

alexwebb2 wrote: post #61
adamnemecek wrote: post #15

JetBrains is kinda crushing it. I've spent the last two days looking into Kotlin. I didn't realize not only that Kotlin can compile to JS but also that you can interact with say React from it. So you can build a full stack app in it, without ever touching JS. (I think that the JS compilation is still technically in beta but w/e). https://github.com/Kotlin/kotlin-fullstack-sample Combined with the fact that you can us…

They really do put out some great stuff - ReSharper is tremendously useful for .NET developers, YouTrack is one of the best (if lesser-known) issue trackers out there, and DataGrip is a fantastic database management tool (especially for Postgres, since pgAdmin 3 doesn't support newer versions and pgAdmin 4 is a major step backwards).

There is a pgAdmin 3 fork by BigSQL that supports new postgres versions. I can't say how it compares to DataGrip, but compared to pgAdmin 4 it's a godsend.

https://www.openscg.com/bigsql/pgadmin3/

Re: JetBrains Web UI components open-sourced

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Post by alexwebb2 »

wongarsu wrote: post #67
alexwebb2 wrote: post #61

Earlier quoted context omitted.

They really do put out some great stuff - ReSharper is tremendously useful for .NET developers, YouTrack is one of the best (if lesser-known) issue trackers out there, and DataGrip is a fantastic database management tool (especially for Postgres, since pgAdmin 3 doesn't support newer versions and pgAdmin 4 is a major step backwards).

There is a pgAdmin 3 fork by BigSQL that supports new postgres versions. I can't say how it compares to DataGrip, but compared to pgAdmin 4 it's a godsend. https://www.openscg.com/bigsql/pgadmin3/

Oh, neat - I hadn't heard about that.

I don't think I can go back from DataGrip, though. Too many nice things I've gotten used to (query tabs, multi-format result exports, etc).

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