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AdrianRossouw
15y ago
I've been using vi for 10 years and i didn't know about the '.' command. I've been writing macros whenever i needed to do stuff like that.
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Java isn't remotely dead, but oracle being it's new corporate steward doesn't really bode well for it's reputation among hackers. A lot of points in the original article reference java IDEs to mitigate the verbosity of the language. The fac
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TileMill 0.9.0 Released with Full Windows Support (and plugins)
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AdrianRossouw
15y ago
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it makes me sick that 'monochromatic city scene with one element of color' is being called 'original' in any sense.
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Oh man, when I first started regularly contributing to open source, I had to make a patch and manually increment the numeric prefix when i committed it to a public cvs repository's patches directory. Then I had to write an email to let peop
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I don't think projects faltering out due to the bus factor [1] not being taken into account is github's fault. set up a team repository and give multiple people commit access? Team/project accounts should probably be more of a standard feat
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It sounds to me like the author is trying to write php like he would use javascript. existing php projects won't soon benefit from language features and new frameworks without significant rewrites, and their absence make php less attractive
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We pivoted from being a Drupal shop to being a Node.js shop just over a year ago. I don't think a single one of us has regretted that decision.
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I don't believe it's an issue, as node modules tend to be far smaller in scope and have far fewer side-effects than Drupal modules. I personally find projects mostly via github. I try to avoid any project that tries to do too much. The mo