After self-hosting my email for twenty-three years I have thrown in the towel 😩
Email is now an oligopoly, a service gatekept by a few big companies which does not follow the principles of net neutrality.
Again, we are recklessly "developing" a common resource, with little or no regulation, for the benefit of a few, but at a cost that will impact everyone.
#DarkSkiesForAll
A pitfall of going to YouTubers and TikTokers for coverage is that these creators aren’t beholden to any editorial standards or journalistic norms. In fact, they’re incentivized to break them, to fit the narrative and make money.
@zahrakhadijha Been coding since I am 7, more than 20 years now and still doubting myself all the time,
I reach the conclusion, computers are too complex for a single brain, the only way is to team up and constantly learn from each other :)
Hi @Reddit
With @geekowan we were wondering how you technically managed and scaled /r/place
We'd love to read a technical article from you and learn from it, it is impressive to see :)
#RedditPlace#techtwitter
Web UI actually needs 3 things! I made a diagram of my rough thinking… (be kind, it’s early days)
If we wired through from CSS gestures to shared style & script state to JSX-style updates of the DOM (all in the browser) we would get a bunch of very good things!
@guizmaii@yawaramin Otherwise you could also include in your webapp the ability from a single page to navigate different section at the same time, redesigning the interface for it to hold within one tab/window, allowing you to wrap it in an electron like application
@guizmaii@yawaramin Indeed, electron gives more power to the developer than to the user when it comes to navigating the windows (which makes sense to provide a better desktop feeling)
You could write, in addition to your server, a program that checks if the server is running and open a browser
@guizmaii@yawaramin If that's the case why not use the Desktop object from Java to open the link in the default web browser when the server spin up?
You could even add a shortcut somewhere that triggers the server to open the webpage
@guizmaii@yawaramin What you describe (local server + web browser page) is the exact architecture of electron
What might not suit you is that it is fully JS based, the server it launches is node. Looking at your bio I came to the understanding that you have a scala backend