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lorddimwit
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I feel like I've been waiting for this for forever.
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dg4lzak
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destinoverde
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Then do less and be more efficient. Density over quantity.
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1491932388
False
0
dg4lzu9
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beaverlyknight
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Maybe getting off topic here but I think what people want is to be able to write all your shit for a certain class in one file and then be able to say "export xyz" and then include it somewhere else. As opposed to having to type things out twice in headers and cc files and wonder why a core feature of the language is a...
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1491932392
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dg4m00b
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KVYNgaming
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And much easier to digest than the Mozilla docs on destructuring.
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1491932439
False
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dg4m1kh
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afiefh
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Qbittorrent looks pretty good on Linux and Windows, don't have a Mac to test it on.
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1491932499
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dg4m3j0
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Giblaz
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Most dynamic languages allow destructuring using a shorthand syntax like this. It removes the need for X lines of assignment, where X = number of properties to extract from the array.
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1491932547
False
0
dg4m53m
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1493983965
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AerieC
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Better from whose perspective, though? I guarantee 99% of the userbase of Spotify doesn't give a crap what framework its using, or if its using more RAM than it really needs. ***Maybe*** they'll care a little bit if it's draining their battery life, but I doubt it unless it's ***really*** bad (look at the Facebook app ...
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1491932547
False
0
dg4m54d
t3_64oqaq
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t1_dg4bpkk
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1493983965
3
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afiefh
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The Kdevelop windows version is pretty good as well!
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1491932572
False
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dg4m5xl
t3_64oqaq
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1493983976
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AnAirMagic
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And every application comes bundled with the VM!
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1491932606
False
0
dg4m710
t3_64oqaq
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t1_dg4hk0z
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1493983991
5
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Paradox
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Well, due to the webkit ancestry of blink/chromium, they can typically render UI controls a lot closer to how they look on the native OS, and the skinning/theming system is particularly powerful. [You can make them very pretty very easily](http://i.imgur.com/7hrJqRB.png)
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1491932665
False
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dg4m8x4
t3_64oqaq
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1493984015
1
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dunoid
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How fast is your computer? Developers tend to have better computers than their customers.
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1491932707
False
0
dg4ma9t
t3_64oqaq
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1493984034
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t5_2fwo
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GrokFu
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Why?
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0
1491932841
False
0
dg4meqc
t3_64plau
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t3_64plau
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1493984095
1
t5_2fwo
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argv_minus_one
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Yes, I want full compacting GC.
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1491932850
False
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dg4mf16
t3_64oqaq
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1493984099
1
t5_2fwo
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GrokFu
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Really? I didn't think it was THAT fun
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1491932929
False
0
dg4mhm9
t3_64jymy
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t1_dg4klom
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1493984134
1
t5_2fwo
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horsewarming
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Are you sure you have actually tried QML? It's like web development stripped off the bullshit heritage.
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1491932964
False
0
dg4mitr
t3_64oqaq
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1493984151
8
t5_2fwo
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aliem
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and yet, still, Electron (and CEF) is a memory hog. Cordova VS React Native is exactly the right analogy: Cordova was running a glorified WebView with a custom API, the WebView would do his "hard" part at rendering things on your screen while ReactNative harness the *faster* and *easier on resources* native toolkit of ...
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1491933062
False
0
dg4mm24
t3_64oqaq
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t1_dg42upo
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1493984194
4
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ub3rl33th4x
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Telegram's desktop UI is done in C++ and it is incredibly sleek
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1491933068
False
0
dg4mm9z
t3_64oqaq
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1493984196
3
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midairfistfight
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If I look to "the security community" the current state of education basically boils down to "develop a comparable skillset to mine, but continue doing the jobs my skillset enables me to not have to do anymore." So, no.
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1491933123
False
0
dg4mo33
t3_64pa1v
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miminor
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nice attempt to reinvent the wheel, search: "functional programming"
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1491933172
False
0
dg4mpo7
t3_64rslu
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1493984244
-6
t5_2fwo
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peex
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In what way Windows 10 is more efficient than 7?
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1491933197
False
0
dg4mqhd
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1493984255
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argv_minus_one
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It is for most of what people use C++ for.
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1491933205
False
0
dg4mqp8
t3_64oqaq
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1493984258
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pier25
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Thanks I'm aware of TypeScript. I wrote this a couple of months back: ["EcmaScript 4 was too far ahead of its time"](https://medium.com/@Pier/ecmascript-4-was-too-ahead-of-its-time-799e59232db0).
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1491933221
False
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dg4mr8m
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toutons
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Quote from the author: > https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14088507 > > I wanted to pick on Spotify and Atom more in my blog post, but both Spotify and Atom have cleaned up their act. **I couldn't get either one to reproducibly use lots of CPU**. Props to everyone involved in fixing that.
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dg4mrsa
t3_64oqaq
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1493984273
2
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pm_plz_im_lonely
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Not true on Windows. Minecraft launcher weights 38 MB on disk and uses about 30 MB of RAM. Minecraft the game weights about ~5+ MB of assets/code per version after 1.5 and at least 50 MB of libraries on the latest version. It's using 300+ MB of RAM when first launching in the menu and 800 MB of RAM with a newly-gener...
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1491933239
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dg4mrt8
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spinicist
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I found someone else who uses templates!
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1491933303
False
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dg4mtwy
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doom_Oo7
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* [Allegorithmic Substance Designer](https://www.allegorithmic.com/sites/default/files/Substance-Designer-User-Interface.jpg) has a very pretty Qt UI. * [Krita](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0eHNll7lPKk) is much better than GIMP imho. * [Battle.Net](http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-Sgyuv-ni6M0/VBLEkbNUtsI/AAAAAAAAUSk/nL0Q...
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dg4mwat
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jedthehumanoid
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Agree I also don't see a lot of people mentioning that other GUI toolkits are also fairly large when you bundle the toolkit itself in your release. Qt is quite big from what I remember. Of course, MFC is bundled with Windows, but it still has a size. You don't *have* to bundle Electron with your app, which seems t...
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1491933621
False
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dg4n4a5
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vijeno
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Ah okay. There's really not a lot to be seen, it's just a small main.js to create the main Window, a renderer.js with some click handlers, and an index.html. (And I'm not so sure about sharing company code, so I guess I'll have to decline.)
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1491933631
False
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dg4n4m0
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gbursztynek
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> This was several years ago but I just checked the wxPython website and saw they still don't have a Python 3 compatible version. It does have a Python 3 compatible version, though. It's called [Project Phoenix](https://github.com/RobinD42/Phoenix) and you kind of need to know it exists, because it is not being adv...
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1491933650
False
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dg4n595
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1493984458
10
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apachechief
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> So maybe ask them, not me? Just say "I don't know" :)
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dg4n5ud
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Tm1337
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It's functional and it doesn't look bad. First place is function, second place is looks. At least for a text editor.
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dg4n8gz
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1493984502
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Tm1337
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It's also an electron app, isn't it?
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1491933809
False
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dg4nahj
t3_64oqaq
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1493984529
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n2_throwaway
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> I can get my idea done quickly: stuff that would've taken me an entire day to do in Qt or wx or FLTK (or any of the other myriad of toolkits I've tried over the years in hopes that it would solve all my problems) would be done in an hour or two in HTML and Javascript. This makes development fun and is clearly why ...
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1491933838
False
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dg4nbgg
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justjanne
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I stand by my claim, and I can prove it. The new electron-based minecraft launcher ships an entire chromium, and assets, and runtime. It ships a few more libraries with it. Overall totaling at 380MB on arch linux. > Minecraft the game weights about ~5+ MB of assets/code per version after 1.5 and at least 50 MB of...
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Atrix256
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Ah. What info would you like to have seen that you didn't, or where did the explanation fall apart for you?
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BowserKoopa
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> You wouldn't have so many nice apps if they had to be written in text editor in assembler. That's not really a good analysis of the problem. One of the "waste" problems is newer languages statically linking their whole runtime library in to an executable, and not doing DCE to remove unused code, for example. Thi...
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False
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mountainunicycler
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ST is so good though... whenever I switch to something else I immediately think "wait, you actually think I'm going to type everything myself?" And switch right back. Vim is the only other editor I use, when I don't feel like I need to leave terminal.
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False
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dg4ney5
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1493984589
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PopeOh
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I agree, FXML is nearly useless compared to XAML. [tornadofx](https://github.com/edvin/tornadofx) on the other hand makes JavaFX development a really excellent experience by replacing FXML with a DSL.
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1491934070
False
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dg4nj30
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1493984646
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pm_plz_im_lonely
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Yep I edited my comment. I realized it's different on Linux than Windows. Seems like the Windows version doesn't ship with CEF and it's not loaded at runtime either.
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1491934132
False
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dg4nl1x
t3_64oqaq
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1493984673
2
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diggitySC
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I absolutely agree with the article in it's conclusion that individuals who uses their "special" status to abuse other co-workers are not worthwhile. The costs outweigh the benefits. However I do believe it is absolutely important to have someone who is blunt and will point out obvious flaws that others may be too p...
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1491934152
False
0
dg4nlpp
t3_64sdig
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1493984682
19
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achen2345
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Why would developers have any motivation to care about security? Software development is a completely unregulated field.
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1491934154
False
0
dg4nlre
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tweiss84
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No. OWASP for web application/mobile development is trying to educate folks. Not sure of other groups that do that specifically. Really security should be part of the development cycle but "we'll never get hacked / why would they target us?" is usually the thought, until it happens.
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1491934262
False
0
dg4np9w
t3_64pa1v
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1493984730
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ldf1111
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Your thinking of an array of homogeneous items then yes this isn't useful but consider when your list is a tuple where the first element is some data and the second is an error or something
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1491934286
False
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PopeOh
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I very much recommend [tornadofx](https://github.com/edvin/tornadofx) for that.
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False
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2
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1491934318
False
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Istalriblaka
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Users kept finding ways to skip ads using client-side tricks, like closing the mobile app and starting it agaon, so now a lot of that data is stored server-side. The trouble is when you have a shoddy internet connection and your the client's message that they watched an ad doesn't go through, so the query for the next ...
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False
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dg4nrav
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PitaJ
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I don't think that counts, since it's entirely custom, as you said yourself. I'm looking more for apps using cross platform GUI libraries.
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False
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13
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daemacles
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Beautiful.
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1491934584
False
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dg4nzmn
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FarkCookies
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Yeah, I don't know what choices Drupal/Joomla/Wordpress guys make and why because I am not a PHP developer and I don't work in the niches where Drupal/Joomla/Wordpress are used.
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False
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dg4o1hh
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frugalmail
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Once you have Jenkins setup (referring to your blog post) with your instance of Gitlab, that doesn't have to be done again. It's the same with giving Travis your keys, IMO. I wasn't counting the one time setup for auth to the repo, just per project in the repo. You could have one Jenkinsfile intelligently determin...
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False
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dg4o1ii
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AbominableShellfish
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I think you're talking about more small scale development with a limited dev pool. When you make the value decision, maintenance needs to be considered. If any solution falls apart because one person leaves, it shouldn't be a part of any plan. A poorly maintained 3rd party library has an even higher risk tho. Lite...
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1491934647
False
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8
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1491934668
False
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bch8
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http://i.imgur.com/7lZwLKc.jpg
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False
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dg4o2h4
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1493984906
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PopeOh
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See https://github.com/edvin/tornadofx
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False
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INDEX45
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Good, easy cross platform widgets/UI frameworks have existed for decades. Electron is easier? Sure, if HTML and JS is all you know.
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th0masr0ss
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Why not use native widgets? Because it's a ridiculous amount of work to have different code for each platform. That's exactly what Qt was designed to solve...
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1491934773
False
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dg4o5v3
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mirhagk
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I think it's unfortunate that the discussion does not discuss PaaS, SaaS and FaaS. Those options can be much cheaper in price depending on what you are doing. The simplest is PaaS, which doesn't really have much vendor lock in (for the most part you just have some configuration that's vendor specific but the applicat...
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1491934788
False
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dg4o6bp
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2
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justjanne
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Or they improved it, either way, the version I've got here is as wasteful as it gets. And Slack, Discord, etc all are similarly bad, using > 600M ram and half a gig of storage.
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dg4o6oy
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bro_can_u_even_carve
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*shrug* you can still do that, they'll be happy to hire you with a science background. I worked with quite a number of people who had PhDs in physics and ended up slinging C++ near trading desks, alongside high school dropouts like me :D
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1491934811
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redwall_hp
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Users don't care about developer time. They just want their shit to work well. And battery draining, memory/CPU abusing Electron shit is the opposite of working well.
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Wah wah, young wipper-snappers and their new fangled creations upsetting people... Electron is not for everyone or everything, and that's fine, but it's open unlike flash. Just give it a break and don't use it if you don't like it! As for the drivel I read about Chrome eating battery, please tell me why my c720 has ~...
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This is my pet peeve with startup culture. Unwillingness to spend even 10% more time to avoid screwing yourself over in the future. Then when you're successful it's too late to changes so you end up implementing custom compilers for the shitty language you foolishly decided to use early on, and ridiculous overkill like...
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Different people, different finances. As a college student I get half off, but that $5/month is coming straight out of my ability to eat on weekends and after lunch shifts. I'll probably start doing premium over the summer though, after I have a little bit of an emergency fund. You know, put that, Amazon prime, and Ne...
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vkgfx
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Rude. No point in continuing discussion
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SFW_developer
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> I hate the trend that you should just use bloated prefab libraries You can thank management for this. When was the last time you worked for a company that let you build something they couldn't already buy for 10x the price?
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mountainunicycler
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Atom and VS Code are very efficient for typing because they emulate ST, but for some things (especially more obscure things like LaTeX) they don't have the depth of plugins yet so you end up having to type much more. Also I'm less confident using anything where the vim command integration is third-party instead of incl...
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1gb of RAM for an active chat room? Am I the only one that thinks this is ridiculous?
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vetinari
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Yes, Electron apps are slower than native applications. However, it is not only about design or UI framework. It turns out, that languages like Javascript are much more productive than C++. Your programmers will spend much less time managing memory and more time thinking about what the program is supposed to do. So o...
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Yeah, that line threw me. 160 megs is still pretty small for an app these days.
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> Separately, it was very easy for QA and Prod settings to get mixed up. This is because he'd load prod settings, and then override it with QA settings. Failing to load QA gives you prod. That's scary. That's bad, bad practice indeed.
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chtulhuf
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MacOS https://github.com/ptmt/react-native-macos/blob/master/README.md I wonder how mature they all are
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That's super considerate of your boss. I'm sorry for your loss and I hope things are going well for you now.
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vetinari
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The point above was, that outside of Windows and Linux with KDE desktop, Qt apps are ugly. If you consider KDE desktop a rounding error in your market share, then using such multi platform framework makes no sense. It doesn't buy you much. You might support just Windows with the native widgets, and no different code fo...
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redwall_hp
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Yeah, I used Homebrew last time I updated my JRE/JDK. brew install openjdk-whatever, boom.
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albinofrenchy
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I've run through some example apps in QML; admittedly I haven't dived too deep. It isn't quite like HTML/CSS since it seems, really, just like a glue layer between different components; some of which can be UI elements. It also seemed like part would be static layout guidelines; and then right next to it would be code ...
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yes it is
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DraconPern
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I use wxWidgets, no way I can write a wxWidgets app faster.
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It's either would **HAVE** or would**'VE**, but never would **OF**. See [Grammar Errors](http://www.grammarerrors.com/grammar/could-of-would-of-should-of/) for more information.
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Xuerian
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Right, so you agree with what I said, as I said it. Cool.
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combinatorylogic
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Cobol is somewhat clumsy and bulky but still does not need more than a couple of hours of learning.
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Superpickle18
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Amazon prime include amazon music. which is ad free.
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Good point. Now as long as they have cross platform capabilities...
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badfontkeming
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While a fake keypad might only work for people that are prone to fall for phishing, this could instead be framed as some sort of a game (i.e. tap the bubbles) or a more innocuous number entry field (maybe a calculator?).
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I'd think so too. Most web devs and small companies I know of these days are node shops and Nginx is the preferred reverse proxy and SSL termination option. I personally prefer configuring nginx/haproxy (hello stats and an ever easier conf).
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tambry
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This is one thing I have to agree on - the examples on the website are the worst you could possibly choose.
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Technically it's chromium, not chrome.
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Does this take into account Nginx forks?
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Oh look at Mr neverreleasesabug mcgee.
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I replaced my desktop when it turned 8, and it was running VSCode just fine.
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th0masr0ss
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What? That doesn't change that writing a native widget program for each platform is a crazy amount of work. Qt isn't even ugly -- you can make it look however you want. Consider the [Battle.net application](https://i.imgur.com/uT8KSXd.jpg) -- it was written with Qt. >If you consider KDE desktop a rounding error in...
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Runs in any modern web browser.
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To be honest, even just writing a native UI layer for each platform is *not that big of a deal*. You can share 90% of the code on the backend. People vastly overestimate the cost of just "writing it yourself" and vastly underestimate the cost of trying to force some tool that isn't quite exactly right for what you ne...
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My two cents as a user of the Mars release for C++ firmware development: * I dread the Configuration UI for anything I don't modify often * Tabbed views and perspectives make for a cluttered appearance * Toolbars seem useless most of the time * Behavior of the consoles (switching to the one that just updated) is frus...
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svgwrk
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Interesting! So they won't let you do it yourself, but they do it for you. (I looked once out of curiosity and it wasn't an option--or the operation failed immediately, I forget which.) Do you happen to know where to find that article?
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