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by AlexanderZ 13y ago
Good job! I can see using it with my designer to discuss mockups.
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by AlexanderZ 13y ago
Ok, I see people are testing it. When you search for a city, you have to then select it from the dropdown, otherwise it won't work (I'll fix it tomorrow).
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by AlexanderZ 13y ago
http://getairy.com - alpha, works for American hotels for now. Building it to improve my Ember.js skills.
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by AlexanderZ 13y ago
I'm participating in TechPeaks, worked on http://Feetlot.com today. Some other techpeakers decided to visit a 15th century castle in the Alps, but I wanted to implement some new features.
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by AlexanderZ 14y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote Rails & Ember.js. Github: http://github.com/AlexanderZaytsev Blog: http://say26.com I'm actually not available any time soon, but I noticed that these posts bring offers for quite some time.
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by AlexanderZ 14y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote Rails & Ember.js developer. Alexander Zaytsev, alexander@say26.com Github: http://github.com/AlexanderZaytsev Blog: http://say26.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/AlexandrZaytsev I have 20 hours/week available
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by AlexanderZ 14y ago
I happen to live 300km from the epicenter. The meteorite was seen in home town as well. I made a list of all the videos I could find: http://say26.com/meteorite-in-russia-all-videos-in-one-place
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by AlexanderZ 14y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote ------------- Rails, HTML5, CSS3, Ember, Backbone, Responsive design, SCSS, Coffeescript. ------------- Alexander Zaytsev, alexander@say26.com Blog: http://say26.com Github: http://github.com/AlexanderZaytsev Twitt
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Testing controllers outside of a Rails application with RSpec(say26.com)
2 points by AlexanderZ 14y ago|0 comments
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5 Useful Tips for Ember.js Developers(say26.com)
2 points by AlexanderZ 14y ago|0 comments
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Using Rails & Devise with Ember.js(say26.com)
4 points by AlexanderZ 14y ago|1 comments
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by AlexanderZ 14y ago
If you are using Rails, have a look at this plugin: http://say26.com/rails-file-switcher-plugin-for-sublime-text... It allows you to switch between your models, controllers and views really fast.
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by AlexanderZ 14y ago
http://feetlot.com - because buying shoes online is hard. The straw that broke the camel's back was when I ordered 2 different pairs of shoes in size 12. One fit like 11.5, the other like 12.5. Ha. That's when I decided to create a place
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by AlexanderZ 14y ago
Watch out, Ember is coming! Seriously, if you are using Backbone for somewhat big apps, stop it and start learning Ember. The API will stabilize soon as the 1.0.0 version gets released, and the show will begin.
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by AlexanderZ 14y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote, I'm Russian but live in Bali. ------------- Alexander Zaytsev, alexander@say26.com If your backend isn't Rails, you can stop reading. If you are looking for a ninja, go to Japan or NY storm sewers. ------------- Rails
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by AlexanderZ 14y ago
I would advise against using CSS grid systems. Code like class="article column-12" looks wrong. Use stuff like Neat instead: https://github.com/thoughtbot/neat
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by AlexanderZ 14y ago
And what is the fundamental difference? You can tell Padrino what you want during the creation of a new project. You can tell Rails what you want immediately after the creation of a new project. Rails simply saves you time by having sane de
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by AlexanderZ 14y ago
Changing the defaults takes 2 minutes in Rails. What's the problem? Besides, there are gems like Rails Composer [1], which allow you to create new projects based on a template. [1] - https://github.com/RailsApps/rails-composer/#your-option
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by AlexanderZ 14y ago
Have you been following all the Ruby discussions in the past few days? A single action from a complex controller in Basecamp would be enough for me to understand how 37 Signals are handling the not so skinny controller stuff. It would be mu
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by AlexanderZ 14y ago
It's not to win an argument but rather to share it with other developers (and get feedback). So your request to the boss will sound like "I'm hesitant if this piece of code is the best way to do it, can I show it to the world?"
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by AlexanderZ 14y ago
That's been my guess as well. Probably some developers are ashamed. But if you think about it, sharing real, messy code is much more useful than showing a polished, contrived example.
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by AlexanderZ 14y ago
Showing one controller action or model method will not compromise your application security. I'm not saying people should put their application to github, just asking them to use real examples in their articles (like I did with MessagesCont
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Show Us Your Production Code(say26.com)
10 points by AlexanderZ 14y ago|11 comments
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by AlexanderZ 14y ago
Yeah, I think a back button will be a good solution. I'd prefer to click a few times to fix a mistake then have to click twice for every answer.
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by AlexanderZ 14y ago
Remove the "Next" button when it's not necessary (when there can be only one answer to the question). Just go to the next question when a user clicks on an answer to the current question.
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by AlexanderZ 14y ago
Shameless plug: two years ago I created http://nabbber.com to help me learn English. Basically, it's like Twitter, but instead of tweets you post words that you've recently learned. You can follow other people and see their new words on y
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by AlexanderZ 14y ago
I went solo and built Genka - time tracking that motivates: http://genka.r12.railsrumble.com/
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by AlexanderZ 14y ago
They didn't delete users' data, they preferred not to import it into their brand new product. They will also allow users to download data later: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4325004 As for historians, the content is still out there
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by AlexanderZ 14y ago
Oh no, I always begin my morning with digged articles from 2007. Actually, no I don't. So, who cares, apart from SEO guys? And I love how they say: What would've been the harm in leaving those archives up? It's not that complicated. Of co
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by AlexanderZ 14y ago
If you say " Reddit is essentially falling apart for many users " then you do miss the point of subreddits. There is no Reddit, there are communities united by the same platform. In fact, I see this complaint all the time and it is usually

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