LeonidBugaev

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   by LeonidBugaev 13y ago

   I've made similar prototype few years ago, if someone interested here is source code: https://github.com/buger/PointOut Realtime stuff build on top of GAE.
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   by LeonidBugaev 14y ago

   Thanks! Good point.
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   by LeonidBugaev 14y ago

   Good point.
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   by LeonidBugaev 14y ago

   Thanks for response. I did't said that code should be awful, sure you should control code quality, to be maintainable. I mostly talked that premature optimizations and rewriting from scratch is bad.
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   by LeonidBugaev 14y ago

   Yeah, sometimes, if the code looks like shit happens that it actually is this :) For sure it works only if you have someone with good sense of code quality.
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   by LeonidBugaev 14y ago

   Yeah, i'm working on it... BTW, this blog is open-sourced, and if someone helps with grammar i'll be grateful :) https://github.com/buger/buger.github.com/blob/source/source...
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   by LeonidBugaev 14y ago

   Thanks! Exactly what i mean.
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   by LeonidBugaev 14y ago

   Agree. I was talking mostly about web-services, as its mine main specialization.
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   by LeonidBugaev 14y ago

   Thanks for response! For sure I don't mean that you should write crappy code. I mostly talking about premature-optimizations. Right now there are lot of tools and techniques that allow to control code quality. At least test, code-reviews an
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    by LeonidBugaev 14y ago

    > Also I think that the best way to write code is to assume that bad code will be written and apply stuff like unit testing as a means to make replacing that bad code as easy as possible. Can't agree more. Tests and code-reviews help a
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    by LeonidBugaev 14y ago

    Thanks for link :) I did't mean that code should suck. There are lot of techniques that allow you to write good enough code, that will be easy to maintain. For example TDD, and using code-reviews (hello to Github pull-requests).
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    by LeonidBugaev 14y ago

    Hi! Thanks for response. You get me wrong. I was not talking about Java, i just mean then when your projects scales to twitter/facebook level you will have to use different tools, and it's ok. Regarding Facebook, someone already replied abo
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    Code sucks(leonsbox.com)

    34 points by LeonidBugaev 14y ago|43 comments
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    Open letter to Airbrake.io(leonsbox.com)

    6 points by LeonidBugaev 14y ago|2 comments
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    by LeonidBugaev 14y ago

    Quite wrong title not relevant to MongoDB. And it can be done much easier using redis-store and standart caches_action method. https://github.com/jodosha/redis-store http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1988658/rails-action-cach...
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    by LeonidBugaev 15y ago

    Ads.
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    by LeonidBugaev 15y ago

    Here is another Russian clone Pinme.ru, and it's already funded by $1,3m :)
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    by LeonidBugaev 15y ago

    Amazing! Are you planning to opensource this extension? It's very interesting to look inside.