daGrevis

OrangeLV | Full-stack web developer | Riga, Latvia | Full-time onsite | https://www.orangelv.com/

# Our focus

- Our own products and long-term partnerships with clients

- Custom-made logic that meets complex business requirements

- Intuitive and visually pleasing UIs

- Interactive and dynamic visualizations using 3D, vector graphics and photos

- AR/VR experiences

# Our stack and workflow

- TypeScript in strict mode, with Webpack

- Frequent use of functional style, immutability, async/await, Lodash

- React frontend (Redux, Reselect, modular transpiled CSS)

- Node.js backend (Koa)

- PostgreSQL

- Modern infrastructure (CI/CD, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, Google Cloud Platform)

- Always up-to-date tools and depencencies

- Automation where we can

- Auto-enforced code style and formatting

- Git with pull requests and peer reviews

- All projects have a dedicated owner

- Some project-specific tech

Contact us at careers@orangelv.com

This was posted yesterday. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11117510

Is there any place where I could follow progress of Pentadactyl-like plugin for Servo?

1. Yes, see https://github.com/daGrevis/hndrx

2. Obviously,

3. With explicit permit from user each time it's needed (like it's for webcam);

It's interesting that this software is using NPM as package manager even if it's written in Shell itself.

This just forced me to finally buy a Pinboard account!

I love little languages like this one! Just look at the source — it's still so readable and easy to understand, and the size — I could read through it in an evening!

It reminds me a bit of diy-lisp where you implemented Lisp in Python yourself! https://github.com/daGrevis/diy-lisp

Not everything has to be useful or even sane. Especially on _Hacker_ News.

Edit: To clarify, I think this shows what hacking is all about. Playful cleverness and curiosity.

Here's an application my co-worker built using Kivy. https://github.com/aigarius/photoriver

Looks great! Especially I like the clean design.

I'm waiting for DevDocs.io support for Clojure thought because there's nothing better than all docs in one place.

Not anymore. :)

Here's another pixel editor, but this time made with ClojureScript and Om (React-based framework).

https://jackschaedler.github.io/goya/

I can't find the source code. Is it even available?

How can buttons be responsive? And why there are two hyphens in some, not all, classes like “btn--full“ or “btn--m“?

The main selling point of Popcorn Time is that it allows to watch movies more easily than solutions that asks money for that. I don't think music industry has this problem — there are services like Spotify, Rdio and many more that offers painless listening.

That aside, the app looks really polished and I'm glad it has Linux support backed in.

If someone is wondering what's going on with unicode support:

No unicode support is actually implemented. Python3 calls for strict difference between str and bytes data types (unlike Python2, which has neutral unified data type for strings and binary data, and separates out unicode data type). MicroPython faithfully implements str/bytes separation, but currently, underlying str implementation is the same as bytes. This means strings in MicroPython are not unicode, but 8-bit characters (fully binary-clean).

The cool thing about diy-lisp is that at the end you implement standard library of your language in, well, your language![0]

[0] https://github.com/daGrevis/diy-lisp/blob/master/stdlib.diy

I will try this out!

Also there is diy-lisp[0]. I myself did it and it was very rewarding and fun![1]

[0] http://kjetilvalle.com/posts/implement-a-programming-languag...

[1] https://github.com/daGrevis/diy-lisp

I think The Racket Language (Lisp dialect) has great site too. You didn't add it to your list. http://racket-lang.org/

Git and foo works too! :)

Also, they're both somehow related to Markdown.

You should consider renaming. There's a popular theme for Jekyll with the same name[0].

[0] https://github.com/poole/lanyon

To continue about auto-complete, would it be possible to add Tab button as a valid button to go to the next item (Shift-Tab to go back)?

I wanted to add that not always “eval(input())“ is a bad thing. It's the core of REPL[0], for example.

[0] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Read%E2%80%93eval%E2%80%93print...

Bad programmers will code bad in any language. Language change won't help.

I'm doing something similar[0] like author is doing and for URL routing I use Director[1].

[0] https://github.com/daGrevis/Hendrix

[1] https://github.com/flatiron/director

Here's source of evil.js that will be served if you are going to abuse rawgit.com and use it on production.

https://github.com/rgrove/rawgithub/blob/master/public/js/ev...

One shouldn't alias 'git add . && git commit' to 'git ac'. You should always check what you are about to commit with 'git status' and 'git diff'.

To tell CI (for example, Jenkins) to rebuild.

This is cool! React (by Facebook) has something similar. http://react-bootstrap.github.io/components.html