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HTTP Requests and Other Awesome Cloud Code Enhancements(blog.parse.com)
15 points by adelevie 14y ago|1 comments
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by adelevie 14y ago
The FCC uses (and open sourced[0]) a Drupal module[1] that provides API access to much of the site's content. [0] http://www.fcc.gov/encyclopedia/content-api-drupal-module [1] http://www.fcc.gov/developers/fcc-content-api
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by adelevie 14y ago
> I haven't met programmers who became lawyers. For what it's worth, I'm a programmer in the middle of law school.
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by adelevie 14y ago
This looks incredible. I've been wanting a clean way to select multiple random objects from my Parse db. Until now, this was the best answer: https://parse.com/questions/random-search-its-possibile . Also, it seems possible to combine this
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iOS app development environment on mruby(github.com)
1 points by adelevie 14y ago|0 comments
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by adelevie 14y ago
Give away some kind of free software that is useful and production-quality. That something should also be related to a larger, growing trend. You'll generally get higher quality clients, a non-low rate, and a more fun project (since it's ce
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Show HN: Free Cron tasks for your Parse database(github.com)
4 points by adelevie 14y ago|0 comments
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WWDC Partner Talks: How Parse Helps Developers Scale(blog.box.com)
1 points by adelevie 14y ago|0 comments
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by adelevie 14y ago
If anyone is interested, the FCC has a fairly comprehensive list of Developers pages for other federal agencies: http://www.fcc.gov/developers (on the right column). Also, for further reading on the topic of .gov APIs, http://ben.balter.
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by adelevie 14y ago
Laurent Sansonetti (creator of RM) was on the Ruby Rogues podcast ( http://rubyrogues.com/055-rr-rubymotion-with-laurent-sansone... ) and made a compelling case for the current pricing scheme. I won't paraphrase Laurent, but if you're inter
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MacRuby/RubyMotion syntax translations of Apple's Objective-C/Cocoa docs(github.com)
1 points by adelevie 14y ago|0 comments
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by adelevie 14y ago
This is really cool. Suggestions: - index all public Ruby gems when searching for gems to add - include files for easy Heroku deployment (Procfile, for example) - include travis.yml files
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Zuckerberg’s Hoodie a ‘Mark of Immaturity,’ Analyst Says(go.bloomberg.com)
6 points by adelevie 14y ago|1 comments
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by adelevie 14y ago
Kind of my point. OP's dependency arguments boil down to a matter of comfort. Discomfort with depending RubyMotion seems at odds with discomfort with depending on maintaining good favor with Apple. I find both dependencies are well worth it
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by adelevie 14y ago
OP makes good arguments, but they seem out of place considering he's already dependent on the Apple approval process.
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by adelevie 14y ago
You might also be interested in this: https://github.com/adelevie/ParseModel It's an Active Record(ish) syntax layer for the Parse iOS SDK.
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by adelevie 14y ago
Would this facilitate JRuby in the browser?
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The Programmer Reporter(blog.thescoop.org)
1 points by adelevie 14y ago|0 comments
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by adelevie 14y ago
Check out Weary ( https://github.com/mwunsch/weary/wiki ). It's a framework for building REST clients in Ruby. Clients written with Weary are also Rack apps which can can be mounted in a Rails app, for example. Then you can add your own lay
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by adelevie 14y ago
Sorry for the late followup, but thanks for the link. getFile is a callback for when a file is uploaded, not a way to just get one file (I'm coming from an ActiveRecord/Ruby view of things).
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by adelevie 14y ago
Not only is your comment incredibly rude to some really nice folks, but it's also wrong. Here's some data I exported from one of my Parse accounts: https://gist.github.com/2475461 .
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by adelevie 14y ago
I'm not a js guru, and am having trouble understanding the example code. Could you post a more thorough example?
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by adelevie 14y ago
Optimizing for happiness will bode very well for Fandalism.
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by adelevie 15y ago
As a Ruby hacker, Mirah would be great for Android development. The toolchain for this is a bit immature, so a big thank you to all those participating in the hackathon to bring this reality one step closer.
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Two Business Ideas for Rails Beginners(alandelevie.com)
1 points by adelevie 15y ago|0 comments
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by adelevie 15y ago
Disagree. If this makes a DevOps person's on-call experience slightly less unpleasant, $10 is a steal.
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Where HNers work(hnsearch.com)
1 points by adelevie 15y ago|0 comments
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by adelevie 15y ago
I love it when I spend time writing open source software that people use for free. If a business uses it and earns money because of it, I'm even more delighted. If you choose to put something creative out into the ether, you should have the
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by adelevie 15y ago
Between your edits and this reply, there's a lot to chew on, but I'll focus on one point which leaves me dumbfounded: > also hints at this being RPC-over-HTTP more than REST (which is fine, as long as it's called correctly). In any cont
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by adelevie 15y ago
Hey masklinn, I'm totally receptive to constructive criticism like this, so can you make it even more constructive? :) I've seen many "RESTful" APIs with this structure: GET / => index GET /<id> => show GET /?someparams=so

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