WolfOliver

I do not really understand the lisence of this. In the repo it says its open source but on the website they ask for money?

no, but looks like it natively builds for m1 :)

would this work for Windows and Linux too?

I would be curious if anybody onboarded an Tauri application into the Mac App Store and if it builds for M1?

I'm using electron for https://www.monsterwriter.app/ and i'm looking for a lightweight alternative since a while. This seems to be a good fit. I guess when you can reduce t…

Have you looked into Cloud Foundry: https://specify.io/systems/cloudfoundry/features-and-usecase... …

you have to execute it like this: await foo(); Then you will see the error

so console.log(ex) is never executed?

yes this would work. It's just nested.

can you not use try catch blocks for this?

> Assuming the first request is done much faster than the second request, we can already utilize the CPU and doSomeCalculation while waiting for the second request to finish. In this case, the show…

I wonder what you thing about https://www.monsterwriter.app/ ... I'm exchanging a free licence for valuable feedback :)…

Looks like a lot of layers.

Redux never clicked for me.

I tend to just write e2e tests when testing react. At least the test are then reusable and survive the library updates: https://wolfoliver.medium.com/jest-enzyme-vs-cypress-js-df5b... …

Following this approach it becomes harder for the developer to do things wrong. This is one benefit why Cloud Foundry is used by a couple of big enterprises.

Heroku came up with the idea of buildpacks [01] the idea has later been picked up by Cloud Foundry [02]. Using buildpacks (as an alternative to dockerfiles/images) mitigates this problem. A lot o…

I have the impression the monorepo solves the problems which arise from a distributed monolith. Any thoughts on this?