LTheobald

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   by LTheobald 14y ago

   It looks very much like Letterpress to me. I assumed they were both built using the same framework. Although the developer's comments seem to indicate otherwise.
2. 32.▲
   by LTheobald 14y ago

   I'm sorry but hasn't this been the case for a good while now? I remember seeing this on the Guardian last year: http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2012/may/26/cookies-law... And isn't that why sites like The Guardian, BBC etc. have been
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   by LTheobald 14y ago

   There most definitely is still a market for people making desktop applications. Take Sparrow ( http://sparrowmailapp.com/ ) for example. They seemed to be doing well for a desktop application - so well they got acquired by Google. An num
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   by LTheobald 15y ago

   I used MongoDB to handle analytics for our system and it's been OK. We had some problems with memory leaks & other issues with Mongo but as new versions are released, these problems are fixed. As for the question "Why MongoDB?" it depe