AhmadH

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by AhmadH 10y ago
It's more like hundreds of thousands of writing teams from different cultures and levels of experience sprung up to write collaborative epics in Latin because it had suddenly become cool to do so while bringing the language to the mode
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by AhmadH 17y ago
Kuwait
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by AhmadH 17y ago
I find two letter codes more usable: EN English IT Italian AR Arabic Of course you can separate them from the language name by a different font or background color.
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by AhmadH 17y ago
Apple are treating their developers the same way they treated the music labels and media companies. It worked marvelously for them, why would they change anything? As far as Apple are concerned, App developers should be thankful they even h
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by AhmadH 17y ago
Apple is profiting a lot from the App store in its current form. Profit is the definition of success in any realistic business. There is no way to prove that this will ultimately fail when it is so successful now. You can try boycotting the
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by AhmadH 17y ago
single out
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by AhmadH 17y ago
There is no easy way to measure this. But to support my point: Rails first public release: July 2004 (5 years back) Django's first public release: July 2005 (4 years back) Rails Contributors: 1350 Django Contributors: 460 I never said that
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by AhmadH 17y ago
You can't go wrong with any of them. I think Django has a slight edge by having a slower release cycle. I find it a desirable quality in a development framework. While the number of man-months spent developing Rails is an order of magnitude
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by AhmadH 17y ago
about.com