scalatronn | 5 years ago | on: Kosmonaut: web browser from scratch in Rust
funny fact, that's how Google started experimenting with Flutter
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scalatronn | 5 years ago | on: New Lenovo ThinkPad Range with Ryzen 4000 and 4000 Pro Mobile
All I want is X1 yoga with 3:2 screen ratio and AMD ryzen... guess I will wait for X years for them to do anything...
scalatronn | 6 years ago | on: Qt and Open Source
Looking forward for kde moving to gtk ;)
Would probably be good for gtk development
scalatronn | 6 years ago | on: Flutter and Dart, or how to quickly build a mobile app without losing your hair
You don't have to do that. you can write everything in one file if you want. But when you introduce some architecture you always have some verbosity
scalatronn | 6 years ago | on: Flutter and Dart, or how to quickly build a mobile app without losing your hair
My React Native experience is very limited, but RN lacks of widgets. With Flutter you get complete package of material and apple widgets to create UI. Also RN is quite laggy on Android
scalatronn | 6 years ago | on: Flutter and Dart, or how to quickly build a mobile app without losing your hair
> As if Dart doesn't ship a runtime into all the platforms it runs on.
> A quite big one actually.
yeah, whole 4,5 mb....
scalatronn | 6 years ago | on: Flutter and Dart, or how to quickly build a mobile app without losing your hair
Relax, it's being speced now, give them time to make non-nullables first.
scalatronn | 6 years ago | on: PinePhone Review
Good opportunity to use Flutter and build apps for that :)
scalatronn | 6 years ago | on: 16-inch MacBook Pro
yeah, i got one with touchbar, it's very bad and useless.
about butterfly switches... garbage
scalatronn | 6 years ago | on: Ask HN: Is Thinkpad X1 Carbon an Alternative to MacBook Pro?
install macOS on thinkpad ;)
scalatronn | 6 years ago | on: Flutter desktop shells
I'm tired of long compilation and failing compiler ;)
scalatronn | 6 years ago | on: Flutter desktop shells
As someone who uses dart everyday - it's quite nice language. All I'm missing is case / data classes, non-nullable types and pattern matching, but they're changing the language and all of those will eventually come. For now, I will use built_value and built_collections ;)
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