romualdr's comments

romualdr | 3 years ago | on: Cample.js: Reactivity without virtual DOM

This place if overcrowded with solution that provide the same benefits than yours, you should clearly put a section describing the benefits of "Why us instead of X" - because it's not clear what this project brings new to the table.

romualdr | 3 years ago | on: Cample.js: Reactivity without virtual DOM

You're correct, it's not new.

Still, the question remains, what's the improvement over Svelte or SolidJS which doesn't use VDOM as well ?

romualdr | 5 years ago | on: Why is this idiot running my engineering org?

Sounds like whining to me. Why are so jealous ? Why don't you run the engineering org ?

romualdr | 5 years ago | on: Microsoft pitched facial recognition to the DEA

Do NOT misunderstand this. Recognition != Identification. Microsoft just pushed how to detect faces, they don't know who they are.

romualdr | 6 years ago | on: Passionate kissing is not a human universal (2015)

Sans déconner

romualdr | 6 years ago | on: Show HN: DevShop, the Game of Kanban

aaaaand the trainer: https://gist.github.com/romualdr/92f78c79bfa0d3c2f537953f3e7... ( fun game btw, i just love cheating in those kind of games )

romualdr | 9 years ago | on: Ask HN: Is Slack down?

It is down for me as well.

romualdr | 10 years ago | on: NPM and Left-Pad: Have We Forgotten How to Program?

The author missed the point about modularity in Javascript.

Small packages done right, well tested = maintenable, reusable, stable code.

The problem does NOT comes from packages. The problem comes from un-publishing public packages and centralized repository server.

I have a java project with a lot of dependencies. Does it mean it's bad ? No, but if maven repos are closing tomorrow, my project will not build as well.

romualdr | 10 years ago | on: In defense of PowerShell

I agree with most of the comment: it's weird.

I also agree with the author, you don't try enough or don't bother trying.

i LOVE nix environnements, but i HAVE to work on Windows. And yeah, at first, it's a pain. Nothing works as expected and you get bunch of errors ... but you have to remember that you're not on a nix terminal !

You don't expect to master a environnement on a first try, do you ? Remember this is not the term you know and love. And if you take some time to get used to, here is your reward:

you will be able to rocks the term on Windows too, and that's pretty badass.