gitea like everything else won't make everyone happy but for me it's a godsend, it's my personal git server for the last two years and I use it daily.
however if you have special requirement like a large team, or accessiblity(which I didn't check) you can try something else. The point here is that, it's much easier to use gitea than to use git+gitolite+nginx unless you want to spend more time with sysadmin instead of development itself.
SPA moves all the routing/templating to the browser side.
server side rendering does it all on the server and spits out html(legacy cgi style)
between these two: static html template downloaded from the server, then use ajax to update json in the html pages, which is the old boring way but it might still be the best middle ground?
Unless I need make a desktop complex GUI program where SPA could be a reasonable choice, I will just do the html/ajax old way, not fully geared towards to server or client side rendering, life is much easier.
I purchased the whole product line as I think Jetbrain's product is excellent, the only complain from me is this CLion Cmake requirement, could be more versatile, and supports non-Cmake projects(or even single files without makefiles), even Geany does better than CLion as far as c/c++ is concerned. Please make CLion better for C/C++
how is this different from apify (https://apify.com/), apify seems can do what browserless does and is also open-source, means you can self-host it freely.
Looking back, the only bet he won big is Alibaba, the rest are either lukewarm, or disaster.
Statistically, he is probably worse than ordinary people like us as far as investing goes, the difference only lies in that he has guts, he can call the shots no matter what. Other than that, he is probably no better than anyone else here?
he is a good business man for sure, that's why he collected his first bucket of gold, but a good investing guy? to me not so at all.
wan't Samsung providing a GPL-version of exFAT for Linux already? what's the difference assuming this news means we will have a native exFAT driver in kernel "soon".
Is exFAT only good for file storage considering it has no journal ling? putting rootfs on it may have a dysfunction system relatively easily without fsck I assume.
i grew up in a village, bicycle is the only transportation tool, all kids can play free outdoors, the only danger is deep water, once a while one or two kids got drown somewhere in summer.
other than that, it's worry-free for parents, everyone knows everyone, there is no abduction, no gun violence, etc. it's just kids outside to enjoy and explore the true nature.
I consider the traffic, the cars on the street in particular, is the No.1 obstacles for kids playing outside in US. My kids' childhood freedom is taken away by cars in the neighborhood 95% of the time, the rest is still concerning, but not a big deal.
It's actually a quiet neighborhood but still, hit by a car on the street for young kids is too concerning, so we have kids at home most of the time, where they started killing time with TV, computer, social network, until their childhood is long gone.
i tried meditating myself but ended up with taking a short nap, 15-20 minutes that is, no need to go to bed though, but seems nap-taking recovers the most energy for me for the rest of the day.
I have seen too many very senior engineers in the company that is more of a testing engineer nowadays, they do well in analyzing the issue at certain level, document them etc, but they're unable to fix anything that is deep and really complicated in a new code base that is huge(e.g. linux kernel, android framework), each meeting I kept hearing "I know exactly where the problem is..." but after many weeks there is still no fix, or the fix broke more things that it fixed.
A few weeks later a junior guy(not fresh-out though) came in and dove in and dug in then fixed it in a few days.
Senior developer means a lot only if you keep learning, keep coding, resharpen all your skill daily, and stay current. Otherwise, the title is a big negative to many companies, as the performance to price ration is totally unjustified.
Linux desktop has been my sole desktop for the last 15 years, it gets better and got the job done. I must admit that Ubuntu made a big difference.
On the other hand unless you're a PC game lover, the PC itself is more of a chromebook, i.e. nice hardware running a modern browser plus a few decent editors. The OS underneath is less irrelevant now.
Linux has space to improve though, for me it is the power management especially for laptops.
This is not about revenue percentage or anything revolutionary etc, this is about matching up competition offers: both gitlab and bitbucket are doing this, especially bitbucket who has unlimited private repo from the start, this is a catch-up move, nothing more than that.
Thanks. that helps a lot, though I don't quite get "CORS allows client side apps to do just about anything traditional web apps have done, without page tranistions, given an appropriate backend", thought CORS is just a secure measure.
"If you’re serious about making an impact in the world, power down your smartphone, close your browser tabs, roll up your sleeves and get to work." -- without the tabs open I hardly can work anything these days, sigh. But yes I agree that social media attention decreases my long-time-focus-capability gradually and it is terrible.
however if you have special requirement like a large team, or accessiblity(which I didn't check) you can try something else. The point here is that, it's much easier to use gitea than to use git+gitolite+nginx unless you want to spend more time with sysadmin instead of development itself.