*** frinring_ is now known as frinring | 03:42 | |
gobuki | hi! | 10:08 |
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gobuki | Is there a showcase application demonstrating how the most common things are done when developing an app? Like event listeners, persisting configs, sending dbus events for example. I have found the example in the SDK, but i'd like to have a more complete example of a small app. | 10:13 |
r0kk3rz | i dont think so, but many sailfish apps are open source | 11:05 |
bionade24 | t | 11:39 |
bionade24 | gobuki: The settings app is also in the SDK | 11:40 |
gobuki | bionade24: cool | 12:28 |
deloptes | hi, looking for @blam - do you know where I can find blam? | 15:59 |
KeeperoftheKeys | Are Jolla servers under attack or something? | 16:48 |
KeeperoftheKeys | I get timeouts and gateway failures when trying to visit | 16:48 |
bionade24 | KeeperoftheKeys: Not sure, but probably yes | 16:52 |
bionade24 | KeeperoftheKeys: And it's Sunday evening, so no one from Jolla is at work. The question was asked on the Mailing Lists hours before but no answer | 16:54 |
KeeperoftheKeys | seems back... | 17:22 |
KeeperoftheKeys | I was too early :/ | 17:31 |
attah | Remind me to never go back to working in c++ ever again | 19:40 |
bionade24 | KeeperoftheKeys: As I said, there is no one from Jolla working ATM. We have to wait until monday | 19:53 |
KeeperoftheKeys | attah why? | 19:53 |
KeeperoftheKeys | and in favor of what? | 19:54 |
attah | I'm doing internet printing protocol in Qt-flavored C++ | 19:54 |
attah | And it takes forever because i suck at it, also it has huuuge amounts of unnecessary syntax and misc shenanigans | 19:55 |
bionade24 | attah: Just use QML only ;) | 19:55 |
attah | In favor of Erlang | 19:55 |
attah | I usually try to | 19:55 |
attah | Out of my 3 apps in store one has a minor C++ component | 19:56 |
bionade24 | attah: Erlang is not very comparable to Cpp, but I think I can undestand you | 19:56 |
attah | For this case it doesn't matter what i use anyway... or rather Erlang would have been much easier | 19:57 |
bionade24 | attah: When you always work with a functional lang you believe every non-func lang has extreme overhead ;) | 19:57 |
attah | pretty much | 19:57 |
attah | although QML/JS gets a pass | 19:58 |
attah | Also protocol coding is like 10x easier with Erlang | 19:59 |
attah | But now i have a "operator<<" version i'm half-happy with | 19:59 |
bionade24 | attah: Erlang was designed for it, wasn't it? | 20:00 |
attah | Yes :) | 20:00 |
attah | And massive parallelism, fault tolerance etc | 20:00 |
bionade24 | attah: Every lang has its usecase, and for a OO lang I believe Cpp is quite powerful | 20:02 |
attah | Perhaps too powerful and not user friendly enough | 20:02 |
bionade24 | attah: This exact the thing why I like it :) | 20:03 |
bionade24 | s/exact/exactly/ | 20:03 |
attah | Because it weeds out the n00bs? | 20:06 |
bionade24 | KeeperoftheKeys: It's for sure no DDoS attack otherwise nginx wouldn't work. I think the DB has problems. | 20:06 |
bionade24 | attah: Because you can make lkttle Hacks | 20:07 |
bionade24 | attah: without using inline Assembler :) | 20:08 |
attah | I never feel limited by Erlang, but perhaps... | 20:08 |
KeeperoftheKeys | Haven't worked with Erlang, but I can say that there are times I prefer the higher level of control C/C++ gives me (like driving manual vs. stick) | 20:10 |
attah | For embedded use that is certainly good... elsewhere not so interesting imo | 20:11 |
KeeperoftheKeys | bionade24: nginx is way lighter then DB/most other stuff etc so it may not buckle under the load while stuff behind it has... | 20:11 |
attah | I don't mind driving stick as long as it has some torque.. if it doesn't i might just as well have something compensate for me | 20:12 |
bionade24 | KeeperoftheKeys: If they don't attack some API nginx just caches everything | 20:13 |
attah | So it can't be cloudflare or whatever CDN being on the fritz? | 20:13 |
KeeperoftheKeys | is there a way to access qsTr() from python function in QML apps? | 20:15 |
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