@mohammed Thanks

If an admin passes by and think i am over reacting, i breached some policy or simply did not like my comments

Thanks for the nice moments i had before it wasnt easy to meet like minded people for that i am gratefull

And please terminate my account, no hard feelings on my side

@AlexDeLarge i am playing no card here. I dont know what you are talking about

You are free to think something i said is pathetic, it does not bother me

Now can you go to another thread please ? Kindly asked in a nice manner ?

Your hatred has been shown from the first message, you could have simply ignore it but NO you had to come and push your belief ( hatred of religions) on us and ruin it. Way to go ! Converting a nice thing to a fight is the go 😒😒😒

No one is forcing you to comment and no one is forcing me to use this plateform

If it's a right wing, bigoted dev platform, i'll gladly leave it and let them discuss what they want. You will not see me telling them to keep the platform free from whatever

But if it's a free plateform, i wont accept you censoring my right of free speech

I did not even start the thread and in fact i never discussed this religion ever in this platform, your comment triggered me and i wont standby discrimination, bullying and biggoterry

To All who dont like this post

Dont ruin it for us

You can ignore the post, we're being discriminated against enough irl already

I did not read anywhere that Muslims should not use this platform

If IT IS thr case let me know so i stop using it

Thanks

Thanks !

Appreciated

@Haxk20 lookup stylish extension

>Wanna beat 1M concurrency

>Node is a no no, stress loading is a nightmare (i know about artilleryJs)
>Found pheonix
>Me interested
>Language seem different so i discriminate
>Pass forward few months to a year
>i fell in love with JS es next and functional programming
>life is good
>hear about elixir
> done a free course and i am like where have you been babe
> then i found pheonix uses elixir which uses erlang
> back to basics baby 😆

Still learning erlang and otp then elixir then pheonix then golang

Actor model is dope and concurrency cant be easier then this

^

Cmder + git install with linux tools

cygwin helps too

But ... but ... but...😫

Erlang... elixir... pheonix framework

😔😔😔

Go is a safe bet too (in my todo list after erlang, elixir and pheonix)

@Paramite awesome idea for a laptop that can hang for more then 3 hours

I will need like 8 batteries

I am pretty sure if i try to board a plan with that much in my bag i will be in the news 🤣

PS: we need giphy integration

@sergiolarosa89 solid advice thanks

Unfortunately it does not apply to my use case

It's more for web related dev on very long trips

Vms can be:
Local jenkins container
Local gitlab
Local taiga
Container spawned by jenkins to do code quality/complexity checks and QA
Erlang vm when needed

Things get pushed/synced when possible

https://img-9gag-fun.9cache.com/pho...

Thanks all

I guess i will have to go with something like lg gram or thinkpad plus a battery charger (way less heavy and cumbersum then juggling with multiple laptops)

All what's left to check is if battery charger are allowed in flights

@JS96

Good to know, i like thinkpads very much (i own one right now doesnt last more than 2-3 hours)

Might be a solution with an extra battery if possible

Thanks

That's one of the reason i like erlang and elixir

Apparently it's planned for js as a proposal

If it's on github you can protect branches

Depends on their none functional requirement and budget

I'd go react native for any project that does not have requirements that will make any other tech more relevant

Adv. Of react native ->
One code base to maintain;
Ability to write lower level code if needed;
more devs in the market;
tech maintained by a reputable company that go bust tomorrow;
If written well some codebase can shared with web app;
cost compared to other tech.

More info please

Thanks

http://eloquentjavascript.net

http://eloquentjavascript.net

The online version is free and it contains extensive exercises and projects

Lookup js design pattern and you dont know JS In github after that

The best advice I can give you is:
Buckle up, do your time, get the right resources and learn JS with the same dedication and discipline as you will do for any other language
And web dev will be a breeze after that

You will be picking up js frameworks in weeks if not days

After getting the basics of a Framework lookup best practices before starting a project

If you want to expend after that lookup functional JS

What's left after that is collecting $$$$$

Congrats 😁

How about getting involved in devops and automation ?

Sometimes i just write nodejs apps that handle stuff that does not exist as jenkins plugin

You'll also have the oportunity to learn and code in python to write ansible modules

Etc. Etc.

You dont have to quite the job you have right now to do some programming

Hope it helps

PS: welcome to devrant 👿

Welcome 👿

Read about es6/es next additions

You might find what you want

Whatever you choose make sure your linting tools support in the commited config file

This way all the team uses the same convention

3 screen yet i still need it 👿

@elbrujohalcon

Thanks! Great find, appreciated

Thanks i am in the middle of it 😁

What concerns me more is how can i maintain such architecture in case of failure and how to scale it

Right now i can use aws tools to scale static instances or write a small node utility that will request jenkins to run some terraform+ansible to spawn or delete instances depending on the load

And i try to make each node as stateless as possible

(Kubern8 is work in progress for me so no containers yet)

Erlang vm in the other hand i have no idea how to handle that in prod and i was curious about books that takle the prod aspect

Laravel has support for background tasks using message queue

I used it a couple of years back to push notifications and send emails in background and reply to the user as soon as the job is saved in the queue