VeejayRampay

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   by VeejayRampay 15y ago

   Taken from the README: "It's a bit ridiculous at the time as there aren't any permissions at the time". I understand that Meteor is hot cake, but we've given up as programmers, right?
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   by VeejayRampay 15y ago

   If "This is a revolution" hadn't been patented by Apple years ago, I'd be using it right now. Hell, Node invented / brought us: - The Reactor Pattern, a never-been-before paradigm. - V8 and its mind-blowing speed. - Evented I/O, a game chan
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   by VeejayRampay 15y ago

   1994 called, they'd like their directory icons back.
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   by VeejayRampay 15y ago

   While it's always a good thing to see people working together towards a common goal where the issues of gender and sexualization have faded away, the amount of faux-minist political-correctedness in this particular context is really mindblo
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   by VeejayRampay 15y ago

   What obtu meant is that: "SPDY adds a session layer atop of SSL that allows for multiple concurrent, interleaved streams over a single TCP connection." From http://dev.chromium.org/spdy/spdy-whitepaper
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   by VeejayRampay 15y ago

   To be fair, he said he didn't necessarily want to duplicate the effort of others. I'm sure he will garner any information he can from those projects to help make that app awesome.
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   by VeejayRampay 15y ago

   While I understand the frustration, wycats, like any other open source developer gets to pick his battles. Lowering the Rails entry bar is a good thing, making things simpler is a sign of maturity for a product. To address your bit about co
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   by VeejayRampay 15y ago

   Yehuda obviously intends to make it polished, useful and generic enough that it could be used for other players of the Rails ecosystem. The Mac packaging itself will take some time. Making sure that the project is versatile enough that it
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   by VeejayRampay 15y ago

   I don't know about languages but one thing is for sure, Haskell evangelists are a plague. You know, those people who cannot form a sentence without the word "monad", who are all about purity and disdain for everything not Haskell.
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    by VeejayRampay 15y ago

    Needs a rename though. No one will use a browser named "Maxthon". Seriously.
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    by VeejayRampay 15y ago

    I really wonder why Chrome (one of the most used browsers in the world) is not mentioned in the list of supported browsers. Opera, a browser virtually nobody uses, on the other hand, is. Since Safari is supported, there's a fair chance Chro
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    by VeejayRampay 15y ago

    Having seen this kind of articles over and over in the past, I can't help but wonder why people keep on producing benchmarks to evaluate the capabilities of different servers/languages/frameworks/designs. Unless the person producing the cod
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    by VeejayRampay 15y ago

    And I think it will happen over time, these things just take time. Merb has a clear advantage in terms of modularity and speed that cannot simply be slapped on top of Rails, a more complex and begin-to-end framework. Rails 3.0 marked the fi
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    by VeejayRampay 15y ago

    Interesting article but one thing is bothering me: Rails 3 being far from offering the same perf than Merb can offer. Isn't that essentially comparing apples to oranges? People seem to think that Rails being "slow" is just the symptom of a
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    by VeejayRampay 15y ago

    So I see the rage is all about dissing Rails as often as possible these days, more often than not in the Node community. Yet Tower is a virtual copy and paste of the popular Ruby web framework and it's pure awesome. There is something of a