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by Todd 12y ago
It looks like they may have recently solved the issue with async rendering on the server (4 days ago): https://github.com/rackt/react-router/wiki/Announcements#wha... One of the exciting things about React, a
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by Todd 12y ago
Hi Dan, I think ReactJS.Net is a great project. I've got to say, it was very reassuring to see that it was there when I began exploring React. This is definitely the approach that I will use when not building an SPA. The criticism abou
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by Todd 12y ago
I've experimented with it. I think it's a great solution if you really want to stay with a uniform stack (as much as is possible, anyway). What I came to realize, though, is that the Razor views were just scaffolding. You would ne
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by Todd 12y ago
Speaking from personal experience, I'm reluctantly moving from my favorite stack (C# MVC) to Node.js in order to be able to build an isomorphic SPA in the most straightforward way. Node is the stack of choice for JS and the obvious cho
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by Todd 12y ago
(Thanks for the correction.) Perhaps I was reacting to the first paragraph of the post. He says the 'incorrect story' is that IBM designed it and Rob and Ken just implemented it. The correct version is that Ken designed it. I thin
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by Todd 12y ago
I wasn't aware of closure trees before, thanks. The presentation that you link to by Bill Karwin, along with a few other resources are in the comments by coleifer and chdir.
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by Todd 12y ago
I think Bob unfairly discounts the work that IBM did here. It's clear that there was synchronicity between the wants of the Plan 9 team and what IBM was doing. The need was clearly 'in the air' back then. Upon reading this, i
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by Todd 12y ago
A good book on the subject is Joe Celko's Trees and Hierarchies in SQL for Smarties. http://www.amazon.com/Hierarchies-Smarties-Edition-Kaufmann-... He spends a chapter on each of the models outlined in this post: adja
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by Todd 12y ago
That might have been difficult, given that .NET is only 12 years old.
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by Todd 12y ago
This is a pretty elegant solution for delegated authority, too. If you have client-side code as well as server-side code that both access an API, JWTs can give you a uniform way of handling authorization at the API level. Client side access
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by Todd 12y ago
It's too early to tell. They only just started issuing retail licenses this past month. It's slow going because each store has to meet stringent standards. But they're opening one by one. The taxes are applied at a rate of 25
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by Todd 12y ago
Yeah, don't accidentally hit the back button to go to the previous page. There's no history, so you'll end up here and you'll have to start over.
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by Todd 12y ago
The Lego approach has been the holy grail of software development at least back into the 80's with OOP. Yet it still requires programmers who know about data structures, algorithms, etc. to write software. Even if they're just cob
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by Todd 12y ago
Product Manager or Program Manager, depending on the org, probably makes the most sense. There is a lot of overlap with marketing. I see people go into that role from the development side from time to time--people who don't really enjo
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by Todd 12y ago
Sorry to disagree with Gruber, but I don't think a set of devices made by one company is the future. It's always been Apple's play, in part because of the consistency of experience that it affords them, but it also let's
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The Misogyny and Entitlement of Nerd Culture(thetakeaway.org)
1 points by Todd 12y ago|3 comments
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by Todd 12y ago
This links to page 2. The full article can be seen here: http://www.faz.net/aktuell/feuilleton/debatten/mathias-doepf...
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by Todd 12y ago
Is there any way to tell who is responsible for the watered down sections that allow for bulk data collection?
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by Todd 12y ago
I should have looked more closely at the data source. This is well done. I'll send a pull req.
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by Todd 12y ago
I don't see any option for C# site generators. Maybe they don't make it into the Top N. (Disclaimer: I'm biased, I wrote one).
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by Todd 12y ago
I agree with this approach. This cost does not need to be born by the municipalities alone. Contracting companies will line up to build and maintain the infrastructure. The initial build out could be paid for by bonds which would be repaid
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by Todd 12y ago
I realize there are all sorts of issues with regard to practicality, but I can't help but think, "I might just get my Star Wars hovercraft after all."
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by Todd 12y ago
Like any disruptive technology, I think it can be hard to predict. Right now, it's mostly a novelty for us. In some environments, I could see it being much more useful. It's still somewhat limited in terms of print quality, but it
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by Todd 12y ago
Doh, you're right. Thanks for the correction. Sorry for the misinformation (it was late).
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by Todd 12y ago
He's 14. I was surprised at how quickly he took over. He runs the whole thing now, calibration, looking for optimization tips, etc. The software that we use (Repetier Host) takes some ramp up and he has no problem with it.
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by Todd 12y ago
I built a RepRap Prusa i3 a few months ago from a kit with my son. I shopped around and found a good source. The kit had an aluminum frame (there are also wood frames which are a little less expensive) and was sourced from a person who runs
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by Todd 12y ago
Wow. That's so surprising. He was such a great role model.
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by Todd 12y ago
I'm not sure, but I'm guessing it's because of the dismissive tone regarding early proponents. I lived through this period and remember being attracted to Booch notation and similar early efforts (as well as GoF patterns, etc
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by Todd 13y ago
I'm not sure what you can do legally, IANAL, etc. But do you really want to? Getting embroiled in a legal mess probably isn't worth it, in any case. I believe you did learn a valuable lesson in how to operate within a company, tho
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by Todd 13y ago
Why doesn't OkCupid take a bolder stance and remove all JavaScript from their site? Brendan invented it. I guess that wouldn't be convenient. Better to ask users to inconvenience themselves. This really isn't fair to all of t

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