adambrod

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Getting Started with RethinkDB and Phoenix(ryanswapp.com)
2 points by adambrod 11y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Search for Elixir and Erlang Packages in Alfred(github.com)
2 points by adambrod 11y ago|0 comments
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by adambrod 11y ago
This is a collection of lessons that have really impacted the way I program. It would be great to have some additions here!
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Life Changing Programming Lessons (your PR Is Wanted)(github.com)
2 points by adambrod 11y ago|1 comments
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by adambrod 11y ago
I think ElixirScript has more legs. RedScript was just a project I tinkered with 2 years ago and recently refreshed it post ES6 era and after getting into 'functiona' programming. RedScript is more like CoffeeScript and ElixirScri
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by adambrod 11y ago
Thanks! I'll check those out.
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by adambrod 11y ago
Oh wow Livescript snuck past me. However I don't care for the bracket-less syntax. For some reason, it's always hard to read quickly. I think this is why I never could get behind Elm. ElixirScript looks like it will be nice in tim
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by adambrod 11y ago
Oh gotcha, sorry didn't read it thoroughly enough :)
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by adambrod 11y ago
I think more cores is the future. Elixir makes it easy (and pragmatic) to utilize all cores. You can write it without parallelism and add it back in later when needed.
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by adambrod 11y ago
Elixir has really changed the way I code in other languages for the better... even in JS. Now I tend to think of programming as a series of transformations and heavily use the underscore chain/pipe feature to mimic Elixir's pipes,
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Write Elixir and Compile to JavaScript(github.com)
8 points by adambrod 11y ago|0 comments
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How much does ECMAScript 2015 cost?(info.meteor.com)
10 points by adambrod 11y ago|0 comments
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React Unit Test Helpers in Meteor(medium.com)
2 points by adambrod 11y ago|0 comments
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Redux: Hot Reloading with Time Travel Talk at React-Europe
2 points by adambrod 11y ago|0 comments
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by adambrod 11y ago
I've love to hear feedback on what people think about using Meteor for the backend. Meteor has some cons but the pros outweigh it for most of my projects.
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Show HN: React with Meteor Back End Social Feed Example App(github.com)
3 points by adambrod 11y ago|1 comments
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React Native 0.6-rc just released(github.com)
3 points by adambrod 11y ago|0 comments
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Meteor Is the Best/Easiest Reactive Back End for React(youtube.com)
8 points by adambrod 11y ago|1 comments
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by adambrod 12y ago
One of HTML's largest flaws is speed. Can't we work on making the DOM faster?
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by adambrod 12y ago
I wouldn't quite call it spaghetti code... You can still structure things into models, views, controllers, and view controllers (event handlers that pass data to controllers basically). Having a component API isn't really a deal b
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Meteor Capybara – Acceptance-Test Your Meteor App Using Ruby and Rspec(github.com)
2 points by adambrod 12y ago|0 comments
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Parse Form – micro JS library that returns input values(github.com)
2 points by adambrod 12y ago|0 comments
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Peter Thiel's Interview Question Has Been Put into a Mobile App(blonk.co)
10 points by adambrod 12y ago|5 comments
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by adambrod 12y ago
Tom's having trouble logging in (same IP issue?), but he said to email him at tom@blonk.co and he would be happy to chat.
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by adambrod 12y ago
Currently you could construct this statically (actually we used to host on S3), but we're building out the desktop app at the same time, so it made sense to host the blog on the same app. This should be rendering HTML server side soon.
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by adambrod 12y ago
For sure. It's on the back burner! In the near future it should render all of the html on the server side to eliminate this.
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by adambrod 12y ago
Sorry about that. In retrospect I should have hid it until that was ready. In the near future we'll have a desktop site to log into and use as well as mobile. In the mean time you can also signup in the app. Thanks for the heads up!
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My First Job Interview was with a Billionaire(blonk.co)
66 points by adambrod 12y ago|25 comments
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by adambrod 13y ago
Yes, we are charging 5k for a job placement, and then kicking back 1k to the person getting hired and $500 to a referral. There's a few vectors for potential scamming but it's going to be closely monitored anyhow. If we can't
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by adambrod 13y ago
This seems to be happening on Android's that are having not being connected to the server (bad wifi/cell).

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