DTrejo

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by DTrejo 15y ago
Also, SibilantJS (which seems more mature at the moment, as `npm install sibilant` works, but `npm install fargo` does not): http://sibilantjs.info/#welcome
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by DTrejo 15y ago
The one node.js project that I see in the list does not look terribly exciting (another chatroom). I wonder if this is at all representative of the other projects.
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by DTrejo 15y ago
A few software authors have ‘crack catcher pages’ for the search engines that say things like “I work 60hrs per day on my software, please support me if you want me to continue adding features” etc. Sounds like it would also be a good ide
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by DTrejo 15y ago
Please revise the title to conform to the guidelines ( http://ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html ) by removing the "5" at the start — thank you.
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by DTrejo 16y ago
Check out the strategies used in http://raptjs.com/ ( https://github.com/evanw/rapt ). Specifically the background cache and fast blitting: https://github.com/evanw/rapt/blob/master/game/src/game/back...
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by DTrejo 16y ago
It requires that you do most of the work yourself - work that is mechanical, and basically requires that you be a human compiler. It would be a good idea to write some JavaScript before you make statements like these with so much convicti
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by DTrejo 16y ago
Not sure why he uses this as a code sample, as it's also not how someone would write code (though I suppose he is entitled to his style). The original from the article function do_request(req) { return long_io_operation( req,
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by DTrejo 16y ago
Get placeholders related to the site you are developing, by pulling images from flickr based on tags http://flickholdr.com/
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by DTrejo 16y ago
Complete searchable list of modules: http://search.npmjs.org/ Partial list: https://github.com/joyent/node/wiki/modules All easily installable via npm install express and in yourscript.js: require('express') Edit: Isaa
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by DTrejo 16y ago
Not a terribly big deal? I'm guessing you can just email Zdenek and he will send it to you, though he may not be in such a great mood right now, considering this person put it online without permission.
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by DTrejo 16y ago
Can you talk about faye vs other chat options?
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by DTrejo 16y ago
How to Solve It, by G. Polya http://www.math.utah.edu/~pa/math/polya.html
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by DTrejo 16y ago
If you decide to learn JS and want to do anything server side, try installing node[1] and stopping into the #node.js[2] irc channel! [1] https://github.com/joyent/node/wiki/Installation [2] http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=node.js&#
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by DTrejo 16y ago
Came across this the other day: Embed the Power of Lua into NginX https://github.com/chaoslawful/lua-nginx-module
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by DTrejo 16y ago
Would also be nice if the flag button were visible without clicking the comment.
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by DTrejo 16y ago
Apparently it was an "outtake." This also confused me.
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by DTrejo 16y ago
I think the idea is that for newcomers it will be free, because amazon is nice. Also, according to other comments it seemed that paths were the problem, not binaries.
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by DTrejo 16y ago
Note: if you've never used EC2 before, you get a year of node for free!
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Try Node.js for 2¢ or less in ~2 minutes(blog.nowjs.com)
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by DTrejo 16y ago
"This code is really bad, I need to refactor it because there's so much repetition."
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by DTrejo 16y ago
Many node projects use soft tabs set to two spaces.
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by DTrejo 16y ago
> I'd also generally be interested in knowing how you'd avoid spaghetti callback hell Here's a great article on this, especially the section on how to put your callbacks in sequence: http://stella.laurenzo.org/2011/03/bulletpro
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by DTrejo 16y ago
Everything you need to know: http://blog.izs.me/post/2353458699/an-open-letter-to-javascr...
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by DTrejo 16y ago
Here's an article about why preceding comma is very convenient: http://ajaxian.com/archives/is-there-something-to-the-crazy-... More specifically, in which is it easier for you to find the error? // error in standard style var a = "
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by DTrejo 16y ago
there's even articles on forrst about node.js! http://forrst.com/posts/tagged?with=node.js
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A most excellent HSL Color Picker - by Brandon Mathis(hslpicker.com)
1 points by DTrejo 16y ago|0 comments
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by DTrejo 16y ago
And for scripts that google is too slow to put on their cdn... http://www.cdnjs.com/
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by DTrejo 16y ago
Thank you for this. Can't wait to start reading the book he recommended, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/How_to_Solve_It . Marvin Minsky said in his influential paper Steps Toward Artificial Intelligence that "everyone should know the work o
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by DTrejo 16y ago
I hope he also has the number of unread emails in there.
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by DTrejo 16y ago
Hey HN, My friends and I made this the other day. It is 100% javascript using node.js and canvas. When you call in, you connect to Twilio's server, which does a request to our server, which then sends a message down to the browser using soc

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