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by adamors 12y ago
Link to actual post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8120514
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by adamors 12y ago
Everything other than the titles are unreadable. What is with this grey on grey nonsense?
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by adamors 12y ago
$1000 is a decent monthly salary for a lot of developers in Eastern Europe.
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by adamors 12y ago
You're confusing developers with generic end users/consumers. Yes, Linux has a low market share among the general population, but it's quite popular with people who write code. For a lot of things it's important to have
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by adamors 12y ago
Well, even the graphs contain memes.
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by adamors 12y ago
Is it me, or these blog posts built on memes are a tad annoying? I can't really take the content seriously anymore.
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by adamors 12y ago
Symfony2 is definitely not going in the direction of Rails. It was and will be Rails' opposite: built around a dependency injection container, favors configuration over convention and uses as little magic as possible.
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by adamors 12y ago
PHP was always stupid easy to use (and abuse), the fact that Laravel is another easy framework doesn't turn any tides. The actual tide was turned by Symfony2 which was the first well architected, well designed PHP framework when it cam
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by adamors 12y ago
Not sure why you're being downvoted, this is the second submission today about this non-story.
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by adamors 12y ago
That also means that people will never pick it for anything that needs long term development/maintenance.
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by adamors 12y ago
> Symfony2 instance handles 700 req/s with an average response time at 30 ms That is amazing, even if they're using it only as a REST server.
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by adamors 12y ago
It's not sad, because most developers are mediocre. It may not apply to you, but if you work in the industry long enough you realize that very few of your colleagues are good/great. And there's nothing wrong with that, but if
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by adamors 12y ago
There is at least one other popular PHP templating engine based on Razor, called Blade.
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by adamors 12y ago
That wasn't really my point. Yet another PHP templating engine is a code smell to me. Or project smell, if you wish.
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by adamors 12y ago
I was excited until I got to this: > Razr Template Engine Even if you don't like Twig (why wouldn't you?) there are at least a dozen template engines already. I wonder in what other places did NIH take over?
466.
by adamors 12y ago
> $150/month > Free 2 week trial.
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by adamors 12y ago
This looks really cool, thanks for doing it.
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by adamors 12y ago
I switched because of the Yakuake/Guake/Quake 3 console like functionality it has. I don't live in the terminal but need it constantly, hitting <C-`> is easier than ⌘-Tab-ing until I find the right window.
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by adamors 12y ago
Is there an end to Threes? The highest tile I reached is 768 which isn't that high (but it was quite hard to achieve).
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by adamors 12y ago
> Hamas gets a bloody nose Is Hamas even a target anymore? In 4 days Operation Protective Edge took the life of 114 people, 88 of which were non combatant civilians [1]. They even managed to destroy a centre for disabled people. [2] That
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by adamors 12y ago
This argument is ridiculous. Who wants a dangerous job if they can have a cushy 9-5 office job instead? Gender has nothing to do with this.
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by adamors 12y ago
Jesus, I've never realized how similar it was to Sublime Text.
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by adamors 12y ago
I've yet to find a font that I like more than DejaVu Sans Mono. It strikes the perfect balance between being monospaced and looking good IMO. Plus it's open source easily installable everywhere. I've tried almost every other
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by adamors 12y ago
But then you're better off with something like Silex. It's tiny and easy to pick up, but you're using a solid software and along the way get familiar with Symfony components as well.
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by adamors 12y ago
This is a rather low effort post. PHP The Right Way [1] already covers the basics of modern PHP, without turning into a laundry list. Today the most important thing is Composer, not frameworks, especially to those who are just starting out.
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by adamors 12y ago
You mean Tomorrow right?
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by adamors 12y ago
For what it's worth, I think it an interesting question. Considering just how hyped Mongo was a few years ago, and how many other NoSQL databases (CouchDB, Riak, Cassandra perhaps even Postgres with its JSON support) gained mind share
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by adamors 12y ago
Does it play nice with Javascript frameworks like Angular?
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by adamors 12y ago
> "this is the thing to use now and if you don't you're dead meat". And not just because you'd be unfashionable, but because a lot of crucial libraries in these ecosystems will loose maintainers. The Node guy sai
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by adamors 12y ago
If you normally only do a couple lines of jQuery per day then I agree that you don't encounter the warts very often. If however you want to do even some OOP you cannot miss the world of hurt that is coming your way. Then there's t

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