I'm looking for someone who can give an online in-company talk on Webassembly. Lay of the land, the ecosystem and future. Any suggestions? #wasm#webassembly
Wrote an article about optimizing Elixir / Phoenix endpoints using flamegraphs for the company blog ๐: https://t.co/eW3owlwEzf
#myelixirstatus#elixirlang
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@moderncto_io Great episode! Joel you mentioned two newsletters you use to stay current. Would you mind sharing which these are? I'm in the same boat. A lot of news sources are just too high volume and low-level.
Improved internationalization support went live in Flutter 1.22! I've updated my tutorial to be fully compatible: https://t.co/TvrAlUjeh4 #Flutter@FlutterDev@flutteriodaily@FlutterWk
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@bnjmnbck@gagliardi_vale Indeed there's no single out of the box solution as in Rails, but for all intents and purposes I'd say that my solution works with very little friction for most cases. Let me know if you have any other questions!
@gagliardi_vale@bnjmnbck Of not using Django templates and just render everything on the client. I agree with @gagliardi_vale that this brings additional complexity, but at that scale it's warrented IMO. It's also possible BTW to go full client side rendering, but still use cookie based Django auth.
@gagliardi_vale@bnjmnbck IMO the problem is not so much in Django knowing about the chunks (this is quite easy by reading the Webpack manifest), but knowing how to split and load your code effectively. If you're rendering React components on a page rendered by Django [1/3]
@gagliardi_vale@bnjmnbck Then ideally you'd split JS and CSS by Django route. I think it's difficult to automate this. For small to medium apps it's not too painful to do this manually though, just create an entry point per page. But again if you really have this much JS then you're probably better [2/3]
@pycoders I wrote a post that might be interesting for your readers: Using Webpack with Django: no plugins required! https://t.co/8U5k6QdUbE It presents, in my opinion, the best way to integrate Django and Webpack using the strengths of both tools.
I blogged about the setup we use for Kubernetes workshops, where each attendee gets their own 3-node cluster without having to install any software! https://t.co/eVrGXJpWer #Kubernetes#workshop