27 Nov 2019 |
16:51:02 | tunnelmaster | [discord] <Maki> its very close to how you'd write javascript and html before react and vue, etc. really easy to use and has a lot of what modern ui libraries have too |
16:51:20 | tunnelmaster | [discord] <Maki> but in terms of libraries, i do recommend https://svelte.dev if you dont know about it |
16:52:50 | tunnelmaster | [discord] <Nicd> TypeScript is where it's at for me |
16:54:35 | tunnelmaster | [discord] <Nicd> I've seen Svelte mentioned but haven't investigated. Tbh there's just too many frameworks |
16:55:00 | tunnelmaster | [discord] <Maki> im glad you like typescript. i dont write javascript anymore either |
16:55:04 | tunnelmaster | [discord] <Maki> im glad you like typescript. i dont write javascript anymore |
16:55:20 | tunnelmaster | [discord] <Maki> many people disagree with that which is a little scary |
16:55:33 | tunnelmaster | [discord] <Maki> but i suppose javascript is also really easy |
16:56:20 | tunnelmaster | [discord] <Maki> i know there are people out there who learn react and then just try to get a really good job |
16:57:29 | tunnelmaster | [discord] <Maki> thats why im using angular. modular strict object orientated typescript for components, services, and makes sure you write in a very scalable format that feels like you could keep working on forever |
16:57:38 | tunnelmaster | [discord] <Maki> thats why im using angular (and nestjs for backend). modular strict object orientated typescript for components, services, and makes sure you write in a very scalable format that feels like you could keep working on forever |
16:57:44 | tunnelmaster | [discord] <Maki> thats why im using angular (and nestjs for backend). modular strict object orientated typescript for components and services, and makes sure you write in a very scalable format that feels like you could keep working on forever |
16:58:57 | tunnelmaster | [discord] <Maki> its a little like writing java but more strict? but its modern and lisp like because its still javascript? |
16:59:01 | tunnelmaster | [discord] <Maki> its a little like writing java but more strict? but its modern and lisp like? |
16:59:27 | tunnelmaster | [discord] <Maki> its a little like writing java but more strict? but its modern and lisp like, in that i like how js scopes are? |
16:59:36 | tunnelmaster | [discord] <Maki> anyway its okay. just use the tools you're comfy with |
17:00:02 | tunnelmaster | [discord] <Maki> anyway its okay. just use the tools you're comfy with. i see too many news articles about ui frameworks anyway |
17:00:09 | tunnelmaster | [discord] <Maki> anyway its okay. just use the tools you're comfy with. i see too many news articles about ui frameworks anyway. a little sick of it actually lol |
17:00:17 | tunnelmaster | [discord] <Maki> oh well its okay. just use the tools you're comfy with. i see too many news articles about ui frameworks anyway. a little sick of it actually lol |
17:00:26 | tunnelmaster | [discord] <Maki> oh well its okay. just use the tools you're comfy with. i see too many news articles about ui frameworks anyway. im a little sick of it actually lol |
17:00:48 | tunnelmaster | [discord] <Maki> its a little like writing java but more strict? but its modern and lisp like, in that i like how js scopes are? also google designed it |
17:00:52 | tunnelmaster | [discord] <Maki> its a little like writing java but more strict? but its modern and lisp like, in that i like how js scopes are? also google designed it. |
17:23:19 | tunnelmaster | [discord] <Nicd> welcome @Caitlyn 👋 |
17:23:30 | tunnelmaster | [discord] <Caitlyn> thanks 🙂 |
10 Dec 2019 |
22:37:20 | tunnelmaster | [discord] <Pcwizdan> my code stats is no longer logging from n++ |
22:37:22 | tunnelmaster | [discord] <Pcwizdan> https://codestats.net/users/pcwizdan |
22:37:24 | tunnelmaster | [discord] <Pcwizdan> oh well |
11 Dec 2019 |
04:27:54 | tunnelmaster | [discord] <Nicd> oh dear you too? |
04:30:04 | tunnelmaster | [discord] <Nicd> > one troubleshooting idea is to open plugin settings, change pulse URL to https://www.howsmyssl.com/a/check and then attempt creating a pulse and check plugin's logs (will be right next to where the plugin is installed)
the error message should then yield all supported ciphers on your OS and possibly shed some more light here |
04:30:07 | tunnelmaster | [discord] <Nicd> could you try that? |