If you import all packages on nuget.org? You’re likely looking at terabytes of data. The import tooling can be used to migrate off another NuGet server implementation.
This project helps but isn’t enough alone: 1. Dart can’t cross-compile from Linux to iOS yet. You could use Dart’s interpreter instead, but that’d significantly regress performance. 2. Flutter iOS projects use the Xcode…
Impeller - Flutter’s rendering library that replaces Skia on iOS and Android - is working on a C API: https://github.com/flutter/engine/blob/main/impeller/toolkit...
Agreed! Azure’s best product isn’t CosmosDB, AKS, or their AI cognitive services - it’s Kusto! Sadly no one knows about it. If you’re interested, you can try it here:…
This is incorrect. It was their query engine that was hard to optimize, not the language. InfluxDB has been working on a new query engine based off Apache DataFusion to fix this. If you squint, this query language is…
Skia relies heavily on runtime shader compilation, which is slow and causes frame jank but improves peak performance. Skia also supports much older devices than Flutter does. There’s no free lunch, Impeller has a…
> Spammers just try to find something that ranks high in SEO and costs them nothing, if repository stops being that most will leave. This is not true. Spammers will continue trying even if you are very good about…
Google search is an extremely common way to discover packages. Disabling indexing entirely isn’t a valid solution. Downloads are very easy to fake. Usually package managers don’t allow indexing until the package and its…
Please check the contribution guide: https://github.com/flutter/flutter/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.... We strive to be an open community. Anyone can become a Flutter team member if they contribute frequently :)
Google's Flutter team was affected by layoffs and we lost some wonderful folks. However, the number of Googlers working directly on Flutter has grown substantially in the last year. Please keep in mind that Flutter is a…
Yup, but we're focused on mobile first as these are the most resource constrained platforms. We're also experimenting with 3D support in Flutter using Impeller. Check out these demos from Flutter Forward:…
The Laravel framework makes money by its hosting business, Forge.
Related, how to print "Hello world" without libc: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9OJYMFpHRU&ab_channel=Rubbe...
They have a stranglehold on VS Code’s extension ecosystem as the VS Code Marketplace is closed-source.
Why is supporting .NET evil?
Rust certainly is promising but it will not replace all other languages. Is Rust a better choice than C or C++? Probably. Java, Go, or Python? I don’t think so. Rust has flaws: 1. It is hard to learn. A novice will pick…
I agree with what you say, but FYI docs is one of the easiest yet most valuable thing a person can contribute. As a maintainer, I wish I had more feedback and contributions to the docs!
Disclaimer: I work on .NET What makes you say that? All versions of .NET - including non-LTS versions - have had an extremely high bar for quality before releasing.
A developer today can create better apps with less experience today than they could 20 years ago.
Oh interesting! Would you have an example you could link, I’m curious what this looks like
Yup, they are very similar as both are used to run code at high performance. WebAssembly was designed for the browser. Users want their websites to load quickly, so startup time is crucial. Also, users want to browse…
I’m not sure I agree with the lightweight point. WebAssembly is missing features needed by many high-level languages. As a result, they have to resort to less than ideal tricks. For example, C# on WebAssembly runs using…
The image in the 'The road ahead' section seems to be using Azure's icons. For example: Azure Event Hubs icon - https://images.app.goo.gl/NLu8jSKWYPwMyTtD9 Azure Marketplace icon -…
Apache is somewhat Java centric. I wouldn't use that as a measure of a language's ecosystem. For example, JavaScript has an enormous ecosystem but only 17 Apache projects.
CoreCLR, the .NET Core runtime, does not have an interpreter - it JIT compiles the bytecode immediately. Given Mobius is a .NET inspired project, it’s likely it will follow that approach as well.
If you import all packages on nuget.org? You’re likely looking at terabytes of data. The import tooling can be used to migrate off another NuGet server implementation.
This project helps but isn’t enough alone: 1. Dart can’t cross-compile from Linux to iOS yet. You could use Dart’s interpreter instead, but that’d significantly regress performance. 2. Flutter iOS projects use the Xcode…
Impeller - Flutter’s rendering library that replaces Skia on iOS and Android - is working on a C API: https://github.com/flutter/engine/blob/main/impeller/toolkit...
Agreed! Azure’s best product isn’t CosmosDB, AKS, or their AI cognitive services - it’s Kusto! Sadly no one knows about it. If you’re interested, you can try it here:…
This is incorrect. It was their query engine that was hard to optimize, not the language. InfluxDB has been working on a new query engine based off Apache DataFusion to fix this. If you squint, this query language is…
Skia relies heavily on runtime shader compilation, which is slow and causes frame jank but improves peak performance. Skia also supports much older devices than Flutter does. There’s no free lunch, Impeller has a…
> Spammers just try to find something that ranks high in SEO and costs them nothing, if repository stops being that most will leave. This is not true. Spammers will continue trying even if you are very good about…
Google search is an extremely common way to discover packages. Disabling indexing entirely isn’t a valid solution. Downloads are very easy to fake. Usually package managers don’t allow indexing until the package and its…
Please check the contribution guide: https://github.com/flutter/flutter/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.... We strive to be an open community. Anyone can become a Flutter team member if they contribute frequently :)
Google's Flutter team was affected by layoffs and we lost some wonderful folks. However, the number of Googlers working directly on Flutter has grown substantially in the last year. Please keep in mind that Flutter is a…
Yup, but we're focused on mobile first as these are the most resource constrained platforms. We're also experimenting with 3D support in Flutter using Impeller. Check out these demos from Flutter Forward:…
The Laravel framework makes money by its hosting business, Forge.
Related, how to print "Hello world" without libc: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9OJYMFpHRU&ab_channel=Rubbe...
They have a stranglehold on VS Code’s extension ecosystem as the VS Code Marketplace is closed-source.
Why is supporting .NET evil?
Rust certainly is promising but it will not replace all other languages. Is Rust a better choice than C or C++? Probably. Java, Go, or Python? I don’t think so. Rust has flaws: 1. It is hard to learn. A novice will pick…
I agree with what you say, but FYI docs is one of the easiest yet most valuable thing a person can contribute. As a maintainer, I wish I had more feedback and contributions to the docs!
Disclaimer: I work on .NET What makes you say that? All versions of .NET - including non-LTS versions - have had an extremely high bar for quality before releasing.
A developer today can create better apps with less experience today than they could 20 years ago.
Oh interesting! Would you have an example you could link, I’m curious what this looks like
Yup, they are very similar as both are used to run code at high performance. WebAssembly was designed for the browser. Users want their websites to load quickly, so startup time is crucial. Also, users want to browse…
I’m not sure I agree with the lightweight point. WebAssembly is missing features needed by many high-level languages. As a result, they have to resort to less than ideal tricks. For example, C# on WebAssembly runs using…
The image in the 'The road ahead' section seems to be using Azure's icons. For example: Azure Event Hubs icon - https://images.app.goo.gl/NLu8jSKWYPwMyTtD9 Azure Marketplace icon -…
Apache is somewhat Java centric. I wouldn't use that as a measure of a language's ecosystem. For example, JavaScript has an enormous ecosystem but only 17 Apache projects.
CoreCLR, the .NET Core runtime, does not have an interpreter - it JIT compiles the bytecode immediately. Given Mobius is a .NET inspired project, it’s likely it will follow that approach as well.