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by TeeWEE 14y ago
Why do they use strings as function using to-function ( https://github.com/component/to-function ). Like .select("age>10").map("adress.streetname"); While to-function is cool and your code is shorter and more readable. You must be aware
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
The biggest point he doesn't handle is speed: Viewing a news article in a fast newsreader app is much faster than downloading the whole website. I wrote an app which uses rss feeds and smart preloading of data when it is not yet visible. Ma
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Just Launched 3DWeapons for Android: Augmented Reality Shooting(3dweapons.net)
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
Sorry was not meant as a troll post. Indeed you are right. I got confused by the syntax. My fault. However consistency in its syntax is something I value in a language. Scala is too much influenced by Java, imho. B.t.w apart from these kind
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
You got me there :p. But to be honest I dont have a lot of expiernce with clojure and kotlin. More experience with Scala. However I just found out about Kotlin. Purely functional is cool... But i'm not sure if the next gen language is purel
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
Disclaimer: This is not really related to futures and akka. I love them. But I just have some comments on the code and on Scala in general. While I like the concepts in Scala and Akka very much, I have to say that there are some big disadva
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
I hope they fork it. Big Enterprises like VMWARE shoudnt do this, they should open source it, and they can thrive more. Look what happened to Hudson.
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
Good work. However feels like an html5 app on my galaxy nexus. Doesnt feel native (even iphone native) at all. Its just to slow.
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
Any mirror? Its down here.
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
Wow I never heard of Kotlin. There was a presentation about it at Devoxx but since I didnt visit it. Looks like a simple yet powerfull language. While still remaining type safety. Going to look into it!
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
I really like Scala. But i have some thoughts on this article: - Its not objective: It's from Typesafe. Logically they are not going to mention the negative sides of Scala I used Scala myself and I think it is a very good approach to combin
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
Lots of internal apps at google are written on top of appengine. For example the android developers portal is written on top of it. So i woudnt worry too much.
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
They implemented a scrolling list by recycling the views. This is done in native ios or android apps. So they should write a more generic component which could do that (wihtout the scrollbars and stuff) I think this is exactly what was done
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
As the WHATWG clearly states, HTML5 is a living standard, and evolving constantly. W3C likes to have solid specs and therefore freezes it and gives it a name. Its nothing more than tagging a certain timepoint with a version number. I prefer
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
Isn't that against their privacy policy?
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
Since you cannot delete all photo's at once, i deleted my account.
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
If I am comparing the speed of two cars, but one car contains 5 persons while the other one only contains 1, then it's an unfair comparison right?
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
Good work. But they are cheating in one main spot: - they use a proxy to cut down data transfer Good choice, but comparing it with the orignal app is not valid anymore (its not really html5 that is making it faster) Anyway its still a very
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
I have the same experiences. We wrote http://hyves.nl/hybrid which works wonderfully on iOS. But didnt really deliver the HTML promise on Android. Maybe because of the browser which was not as good as the safari a year ago. And maybe also
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
What is this, I don’t even…
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
Does somebody have a list like this for Android?
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
+1 If you can't speak english, you can't program for sure. I work with some people who are not very good english speakers. I can see it in their code. Sometimes its a mix of english and their own language. Very bad. NO-HIRE
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
Stress test, load test before launch! It doesn take more then an hour, and you quickly know what your upper limits are, and where the bottlenecks are. I use gatling in favor of JMeter: https://github.com/excilys/gatling
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
Its LG... I used some older LG android phones. I dont have good experience with it. And the author says that galaxy nexus users should upgrade? Yeah if money grows on your back yeah. (thats a dutch saying :p)
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
What's wrong with widow.setTimeout and window.setInterval?
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
From the looks of the website, the video and what the apps does, it looks like the idea got too much funding. Cmo'n they even have a famous person in their clip! Most news sites already give a summary in an RSS feed. This is most of the tim
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
I totally agree. They looked professional until i saw this "curl install.amon.cx | bash" Are they crazy? What if they loose this domain for some reason, and somebody puts different code there.
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
Off course everybody needs money to survive. But when choosing a profession, some people choose to be an attorney because they can get a big salery. However I choose computer science because of the passion. I also had a passion for making m
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
Hooray. That is exactly what drives me too. The culture, the people, the actual work is more important. Working for a huge amount of money in a corporate machinery is a brain killer.
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by TeeWEE 14y ago
If you're into programmer and not in it for the passion there is a high chance that you're a mediocre programmer. But indeed that doesnt matter. Because the demand is high. But for me, this is what drives me: working with an excellent team

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