Gigablah

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by Gigablah 12y ago
India is a former British colony so I'd wager this is actually just plain English, if slightly archaic.
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by Gigablah 12y ago
Could have at least attempted a pun.
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by Gigablah 12y ago
I suspect you are ascribing way too much credit to a code generation library. People work on what interests them when it comes to open source. Besides, most of what you're describing is already being worked on (and naturally, being d
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by Gigablah 12y ago
Eh, it doesn't dictate how you handle routing. I think you're misunderstanding the dependency here: what StackPHP depends on is the HttpKernel interface . Basically the function signature for a HTTP request handler. It does tie y
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by Gigablah 12y ago
nikic/FastRoute. You're welcome. (Also, note that the problem is more with Packagist's search results, since most of them aren't even routing libraries)
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by Gigablah 12y ago
That's cute. What's your solution? Stick with CodeIgniter?
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by Gigablah 12y ago
That's why I hope StackPHP gets some traction and more people create framework agnostic libraries (e.g. phpleague).
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by Gigablah 12y ago
This isn't really anything new. Yii and Symfony have been doing code generation for years. Someone simply decided to create a library that's not framework specific.
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by Gigablah 12y ago
So this is basically a PHP version of Yeoman?
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by Gigablah 12y ago
Don't need an English major for that :)
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by Gigablah 12y ago
Well, if your data is going to the US, it'll end up in China anyway.
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by Gigablah 12y ago
"Hundreds satisfied customers" "AVALIABLE ONLY 30 MIN" "Capture abandoners' before they leave" Barely a minute on the page and I've already spotted these mistakes. Doesn't really inspire confiden
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by Gigablah 12y ago
One of the worst things you can do as a designer is to move an element around while the user is trying to target it with the cursor. (This is also why I'm not terribly fond of the default animation of the OSX Dock)
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by Gigablah 12y ago
My colleague wrote part of his iOS app in Swift. He's now converting everything back to Objective-C due to bad performance and debugger issues.
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by Gigablah 12y ago
If it wasn't scared before, it is now.
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by Gigablah 12y ago
> Consider a logger stream, where the listener opens a database connection to save the value then closes it, and the database adds 'open' and 'close' events to the logger stream. Or just SSH to a server and run tcpdum
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by Gigablah 12y ago
These are some Reddit-level retorts. You're not doing yourself any favours.
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by Gigablah 12y ago
Is it this one? https://github.com/docker/docker/issues/5684 Or this? https://github.com/docker/docker/issues/4036
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by Gigablah 12y ago
Just make sure you have plenty of disk space. Otherwise: http://ram.kossboss.com/btrfs-cant-mount-readwrite-full-spac...
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by Gigablah 12y ago
Yep. It's fun when your entire etcd cluster dies at the same time (because you started a global unit that pulls a huge docker container). You'd think they have safeguards to automatically rebalance on certain conditions (metadata
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by Gigablah 12y ago
Indeed. Just to add on: "We suddenly need 73 different tools and templates and scaffolds and packages and boilerplates just to start a simple project" That's the problem here. You certainly don't need any of them for a t
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by Gigablah 12y ago
We've been using Terraform extensively for our production deployment (a typical AWS setup with public/private subnets, load balancers, autoscaling groups, the works), and it works for the most part. There's still a hefty amou
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by Gigablah 12y ago
The relationship between CoreOS and Docker isn't exactly warm at the moment: https://github.com/docker/docker/issues/9538#issuecomment-65...
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by Gigablah 12y ago
I just spent 10 minutes navigating the Paypal website trying to activate 2-factor auth on my account. Apparently they don't even offer it, at least for Singapore accounts.
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by Gigablah 12y ago
I guess GitHub comments "make it hard not to accidentally be an asshole".
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by Gigablah 12y ago
On the other hand, writing an "X is crap" post gets you tons of upvotes.
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by Gigablah 12y ago
Speaking of the iPhone, input forms in iPhone apps are more or less grid style.
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by Gigablah 12y ago
In regards to (3), you don't... people have made functional containers with the scratch or busybox images that are less than 10mb in size.
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Mail to Self: An iOS extension to mail notes to yourself from any app(mailtoself.com)
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by Gigablah 12y ago
I just think of a certain audio player...

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