Filippo Pacini

Web developer using Erlang, Typescript, Python. Founder and CEO sgconsulting and climber

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@ProtonMail ✅

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@antoniopolito1 A me sembra che gli applausi dei ciellini vadano ogni anno dove tira il vento

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@tpierrain I deployed my first (small) project using fsharp and Marten. I'm very happy with both. I just wish there was better fsharp documentation in .NET libraries. But it's probably because I'm new to fsharp and .NET

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@AntoniaRForster @CodemotionIT Great talk! Thanks

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@redrapids Not exactly a conference talk, but very inspiring

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@redrapids Randy Pausch Last Lecture https://t.co/nyhBF5e71Q

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@cassidoo I switched from Gmail to @ProtonMail about an year ago and I'm quite happy. They also offer an encrypted drive app and VPN. The calendar would need some improvement though.

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@stilkov For me the interesting parts are: offline, notifications and installing to your phone / tablet. I also think the comparison should be more PWA vs native apps than PWA vs Web apps.

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@devdevcharlie I like Saint Marcellin

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@_ericelliott So you have a hammer and every problem becomes a nails

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@svanlooy @WebReflection To me it happens when I make typos in property names, or in a method name, or if I don't remember correctly the structure of json, etc.. All these are catched when testing your app, but having the compiler that does it for you saves a lot of time.

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@WebReflection No IE11 fortunately. For the second part I'm old :) . Started programming as a work in 2000. I've even used Mosaic web browser. I also changed my mind on the subject during the years, after some experience with type systems inspired on functional languages like haskell and ocaml

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@gc_psk @WebReflection Or uses any almost everywhere and then you have can't have confidence in the compiler catching errors for you

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@kvlly fix

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“It’s just not my type of development, okay?”

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@SeanTAllen - Perl, C

- ASP :(

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@BenjaminCoe Compilers: Principles, Techniques, and Tools (the dragon book)
https://t.co/awNuDQte0y

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@mitsuhiko @jugmac00 Javascript frameworks on other hand change too quickly. IMHO

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@mitsuhiko @jugmac00 That's exactly what I did. I was writing new projects in node.js and now in typescript. Old stuff remained in python 2 and rewritten in typescript when needed. Js is also interesting in this regard. Old js with all its problems still works or you can use later versions.