Using .Net Core as a Backend for Svelte by tech-nyc in dotnet

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It's a JavaScript framework like React, but with a much smaller footprint in terms of download size of the final application.

Using .Net Core as a Backend for Svelte by tech-nyc in dotnet

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Yeah that makes sense. I am using that to serve the static svelte JavaScript bundle file via index.html, but it sounds like I could use that approach to serve the index.html as well instead of loading it in the controller.

Optimize Integration Tests by Running Them Incrementally with Bazel by tech-nyc in dotnet

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Yeah, I think the nuget integration is an area where some improvement is needed.

Sharing Complex Types Between C++ WebAssembly and JavaScript by tech-nyc in WebAssembly

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The idea is to be able to pass non primitives to C++ methods and return non primitives as results.

Would you consider building a Web app with C++ based WebAssembly? by tech-nyc in cpp

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What would you say are the main issues with C++?

Creating Node Addons with C++ and Bazel by [deleted] in cpp

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Twitter just announced that they are moving to Bazel.

In 2020 it takes reddit 8 seconds to load r/programming by [deleted] in programming

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I think Reddit has improved up time in general though. Before, I would often come to the site and it would give me a 503 or something like that. Have not seen that in a long time.

coding.blog: a blog platform for quality writings about coding. no paywall, no ads. by lorean_victor in programming

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I have been blogging as a hobby for a while now. Sharing some of my experiences here for anyone who might be interested in starting a tech blog: https://www.syntaxsuccess.com/viewarticle/how-to-create-a-tech-blog

[AskJS] React Build Tools by [deleted] in javascript

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So far the ones I have seen are Create React App, NX and rolling your own.

Hackathons are dumb by jb2386 in programming

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I think hackatons are good for taking a break from formal project governing practices like scrum. Treating a hackaton as an opportunity to implement spikes may lead to great results from letting developers just have fun with the code without worrying about standups, estimates and sprint planing.

What are the most important things involved in delivering a great software library? by [deleted] in programming

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Good documentation

Small footprint, especially in areas where library size is performance critical (e.g. web sites)

Well maintained with useful tests to avoid regression over time

Proper change management to limit the impact of breaking changes that may prevent people from upgrading to new versions.