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Add TxQr into name/description #1

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DonaldTsang opened this issue Jul 22, 2019 · 5 comments
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Add TxQr into name/description #1

DonaldTsang opened this issue Jul 22, 2019 · 5 comments

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@DonaldTsang
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Makes it easier to search, also please:

@xloem
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xloem commented Nov 15, 2020

@DonaldTsang would you be interested in either starting a new repo, or being a co-maintainer with me for https://github.com/xloem/TXQRApp (a small python tool to generate txqr codes i am struggling to finish) or https://github.com/xloem/QRStream , so as to get all these links and readme notes consolidated in one place?

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Just a note: JS > Python when it comes to mobile apps and multi-platform

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xloem commented Dec 10, 2020

I didn't know. I've encountered some virtual machine instabilities with js, and I haven't found good debugging tools. The coding patterns seem more error-prone to me. What makes js win out when reliability is the concern? What would you use in js for a mobile app that accesses the camera?

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DonaldTsang commented Dec 14, 2020

JS is faster than Python, therefore the slowdown would make the code unreliable.
In regards to JS code being unclear, take a look at Typescript, as it acts as a stabalizer while maintaining the speed.

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xloem commented Dec 14, 2020

Speed has meaning. I'll consider JavaScript more strongly next goaround. It's hard to pick a framework. I guess plain Cordova is probably the core choice. For now what I wrote was in python =/

Really I prefer compiled languages, but I'm running out of steam to work on these things.

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