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A technique I use to realize how bad it is for my brain, is to try to remember everything I saw after a session of browsing. It's often hard to remember at least half of the stuff.

Can't agree more with this article! How I see it, the trend is to have different servers for the front and the back and to link them with OIDC, but that's so painfull to implement and with lot of downsides for only a few benefits (at least with the back in .Net, I don't know about other).

Guys, you learned nothing ! You are the top comment on HN, you should share the link to your project :)

It's in French, but here is a fascinating documentary about ITER https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=36WpRwY2DYw

I'm not on my computer so I couldn't check, but the bookmarklet opens an iframe right ? I worked on a similar project and unfortunately some websites doesn't allow that. What we end up doing was open it in another window if it was blocked. I could share the code if you're interested

Can you say more about that ? I'm a DotNet developer and I don't see how this could be possible without having several applications

I'm thinking of Epic Games and their game Fortnite. The game was some kind of tower defence at the begining. They swithed to battle royal and made one of the most played video game of all time.

Ok, it's a small pivot, but it changed the company and gave them so much money that they were able to create their own game store (and fight Apple in court).

Could be great to display the favicon of websites you are visiting

Oups, my connection string is visible by everyone

Exactly, and they can't influence on the price of the dollar by selling all their assets

Is somebody aware about technical impacts of this kind of change ? I mean, it must break tons of softwares that need to be updated no ? Or I'm just too pessimistic

Still better than driving a big SUV I guess...

Love the source code, so clean. First time I see a makefile used like that with Docker and front commands.

I wonder, does the hardware makers have a word to say about it ? Do they get a cut ? As I see it, it can impact sales (just look at how many times the shield is mention here)

For the first call maybe, but then with the cache ?

I'm never touching mobile development and especially React Native again!

I'm a web developer and a few years ago, I had the opportunity to develop a mobile app. What a nightmare...

Among the new versions of React Native or Gradle breaking everything, all the npm packages suddenly not maintained anymore, the virtual phones not always starting or refreshing, the custom code you add to do in Java and Objective C because RN cannot do everything, and certainly the worst, the deployment on the app store.

The front-end tends to use optimistic updates more and more, meanings the user's input is directly used, wihtout passing by the server. I guess that's one of the use cases.

It's even worse when they use terms sign in and sign up, like Github! English is not my native language and it always confuses me.

It remains a framework at the end, same as React. The difference is there is less concurrence, and developers can price up their components.

Can you say more about what these scammers want? Do they want you to work for them for free?

Thanks for the story. Sorry, I know nothing about music, how do you paint someone's portrait with a piano? He was able to create a music based on a person?

Same here for both phones after 1 year...

This link is a bit hidden, but quite interesting: https://brochures.volvotrucks.com/hq/product-guides/electrom...

I love this website! So many interesting photos, like https://rarehistoricalphotos.com/paris-exposition-universell... or https://rarehistoricalphotos.com/cleveland-balloons-1986/

Everybody's talking about TVs in comments, but Samsung also mentioned mobile, any idea of the form it can take ? And I guess the next step is cars, as they are also more and more connected...

It comes mainly from Asia because developed countries send their trashes there (in big polluting ships) to be "recycled", so depressing.

Shameless plug! Following this formula, I made an app to have fast access to football results: https://footballpeek.com/

Yes you're right, but keep in mind that with SPA, only the first loading is slower, then you don't need to reload again when changing pages.

The mechanism of refresh token is also important. You can have a token with a short lifetime, so if someone stole this token, he won't have an infinite access to your data. Of course, this would also be possible with credentials, but you would have to store them (risky) or ask them to the user every 20 minutes (annoying).

And you can add paging, empty states, accessibility, security, browser compatibility...