OhSoHumble

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   by OhSoHumble 10y ago

   There really is something to be said about simplicity. I love getting Flask/Sinatra/Spark/microframeworkhere and then just rendering a server side template that gets manipulated client side by jQuery. It's hard to move a
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   by OhSoHumble 10y ago

   Ah, maybe you're right. I think I'm used to convention over configuration setups so it feels a lot more comfortable to me. I think that maybe that's why its so popular with Rails developers because they're used to operat
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   by OhSoHumble 10y ago

   I'd like to dive into React sometime when I get a side project that needs web development but I am a simple guy and I need a "hey stupid follow these conventions" setup in order to learn and grow and be productive. There are
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   by OhSoHumble 10y ago

   Yeah, I do like the convention over configuration approach. Sails is somewhat similar. Not fighting against "the Ember way" is valid advice. However, I see this advice everywhere . When I'm googling "how do I do this in
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   by OhSoHumble 10y ago

   Yeah, this was just my personal story with it. I had a very specific goal for my first steps of development: * Collect instance metadata from EC2 and store it in postgres. * Collect Chef node data from a Chef API endpoint and store it in po
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   by OhSoHumble 10y ago

   I think that project is still under ember-data? https://github.com/ember-data/active-model-adapter
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   by OhSoHumble 10y ago

   The two are different projects - it's just that they're a popular pairing. I could very well use Ember with Django or Dropwizard or whatever. I picked Rails because the project I'm working on is something that calculates the
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   by OhSoHumble 10y ago

   "It's really unfortunate that so many people aren't interested in learning Ember." Is that the sentence? I dunno. I looked at the stats for the first version of Angular and it had a low rate of "heard of it, not int
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   by OhSoHumble 10y ago

   It's really unfortunate that so many people aren't interested in learning Ember. I just started an internal IT tool in Rails and Ember and I'm really enjoying the simplicity of it. I want something that is easy to understan
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    by OhSoHumble 10y ago

    I was the idiot who made the jump. While on VPN, no less. My work laptop has both GlobalProtect and Cisco installed as VPN clients. The GlobalProtect client broke but the Cisco client works fine - both require two factor authentication. Eve
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    by OhSoHumble 10y ago

    Oh my, is the code for the tank example published anywhere? I didn't see anything in the examples directory but I could have missed it. Edit: Looked through your repositories and here it is! https://github.com/jellymann
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    by OhSoHumble 10y ago

    Their installation notes involve executing a bash script. Also, the node package `child_pty` is part of the dependency tree - which doesn't support Windows. This is all totally fine but now I'm genuinely curious about how this bui
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    by OhSoHumble 11y ago

    Between Hound and Travis... I don't really see a use case for this... yet.
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    by OhSoHumble 11y ago

    I would pay for a service that allows me to view an aggregate of all the board game meetups in my area. In fact, I've started a project to make that a reality.
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    by OhSoHumble 12y ago

    Go? Don't you mean Elixir?
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    by OhSoHumble 12y ago

    This is my concern as well and I have the same concern when it comes to OS X. I want a system that simplifies common tasks and makes everything look pretty while not compromising customization. That's why I use Linux - I want the power
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    by OhSoHumble 12y ago

    I added myself to the mailing list. I hope you get enough projects to open up the site soon.