vhakulinen
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Comment · 1 year ago
Comment · 4 years ago
My last experiment was with bulma css and vanilla javascript (typescript) with web components for components that needed custom/complex interactions. Nice thing with this approach is that you can "just" render the web components with the backend's template engine as if those were your normal html tags. Because of typescript, a build step was required. For this I used esbuild (esbuild itself didn't do the type checking so I ran tsc with --noEmit and --watch next to it).
Didn't get that far with that project to see how it works when the code base scales. I would probably pick the same setup for my next greenfield project.
Comment · 4 years ago
Rather, copied over from other languages.
Comment · 4 years ago
Regarding the error handling case, I've played around with the idea of implementing a Result type with typescript and hiding the errors behind that. The end result looks something like this
const res = await getJSON('/thingy');
if (isErr(res)) {
// Handle error.
return;
}
Comment · 4 years ago
Oh, thats why the colors change. It actually hurts my eyes when jumping from link to link. So far, the purple is the worst (makes it hard to read).
Comment · 5 years ago
From the linked post:
> Know when to break the rules.
Comment · 6 years ago
Oni was/is build completely on top of neovim and oni2 turned vim (not neovim) into a library and builds on top of that.
I suppose the vscode plugin support is implemented in similar fashion as coc[1] does it.
Comment · 6 years ago
You could try to calculate some numbers on savings or "wasted hours because the corporate support is slow and wont fix our problems fast enough" to turn their heads around. Another pointer could be that the students could be involved in running some of the systems.
Usually, in situations like yours, turning complaints or proposed solutions into numbers helps a lot.
Comment · 6 years ago
> worst lang
What makes it bad?
> worst toolkit
Its actually quite decent.
> worst platform support
How come? GTK works on window, mac, linux (+ BSDs and probably other unix like systems). What else would you be looking for from this kind of software? The platform support is better than win32 and what ever the macos equivalent is.
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Would love to hear your thoughts or answer any questions about it!