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by alessioalex 12y ago
You need to adjust the content on the first page of the site to match some things from the blog post, describing what it is. It would be great if you could add screenshots / gifs so people can quickly understands what it is. There are
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by alessioalex 12y ago
IE is the only browser that STILL doesn't support EventSource, the simplest realtime technology one can use with browsers: http://caniuse.com/#feat=eventsource How come nobody rants about that? (genuine question)
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by alessioalex 12y ago
The author of CoffeeScript also created Underscore. He did the exact same thing there: https://github.com/jashkenas/underscore/issues/1805 So bottom line: if you use CoffeeScript, Underscore of Backbone.js pa
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by alessioalex 12y ago
GoDaddy seems to be really into Node lately: http://strongloop.com/strongblog/godaddy-api-platform/
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by alessioalex 12y ago
Thanks for the suggestions. Indeed I could have elaborated more on the subject, but I was afraid the article would be longer that needed. I'll keep these in mind for a future one though.
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by alessioalex 12y ago
Amen to that.
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by alessioalex 12y ago
Sure. But this article was more from a technical perspective, after you chose it for a ("right") task.
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Mistakes Node.js developers make(airpair.com)
15 points by alessioalex 12y ago|2 comments
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by alessioalex 12y ago
The fact that Node has such a vibrant community with more modules than even Java at the moment has definitely helped. There are a lot of modules for whatever you can dream of, from ORMs to communicating with Arduino or your router. That&#x2
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by alessioalex 12y ago
Yeah, it will also give you an array as the result. #not
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by alessioalex 12y ago
Too bad it's GPL licensed instead of a more permissive one :(
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by alessioalex 12y ago
Bucharest is way undervalued. The internet speed can easily be 1Gb/s for around 15$ I think, while the montly costs for living should be around 1000$ at most in my opionion.
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by alessioalex 12y ago
true that, CommonJS and Browserify are so simple and proven that I don't even get the effort for ES6 modules.
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by alessioalex 12y ago
Is this what you're looking for? thlorenz.github.io/browserify-markdown-editor/
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by alessioalex 13y ago
That's not a successor, it's a different framework based on generators. It's not as if it was Express 5.x or something.
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by alessioalex 13y ago
where did you find that out? just curious
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by alessioalex 13y ago
There are two things that bother me about the Node.js driver. The first is that it doesn't have its own repository, you have to go to https://github.com/rethinkdb/rethinkdb/tree/next/drivers/jav
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Break on property access in JavaScript(github.com)
1 points by alessioalex 13y ago|0 comments
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by alessioalex 13y ago
What exactly is the title of your dissertation? (just curious)
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by alessioalex 13y ago
It would be really nice to have the same streaming interface (with EventEmitters) as Node, but you I can just shim that on top of Oboe I guess. It would be great to have the same patter as in Node. Btw what are you using for the Node side,
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by alessioalex 13y ago
This is basically node-trumpet in the browser. Really great stuff! https://github.com/substack/node-trumpet
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by alessioalex 13y ago
The project is also based on CoffeeScript. Wish it was JS instead :|
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by alessioalex 13y ago
I bought the book yesterday and it's definitely worth it. I would buy it again even if I knew it was free. It's in my top JavaScript books, along with others like Maintainable JavaScript, Testable JavaScript and Effective JavaScri
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Response to comments by Issac Roth of StrongLoop(gist.github.com)
1 points by alessioalex 13y ago|0 comments
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by alessioalex 13y ago
DigitalOcean is your best options, host it yourself.
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Dynroute - Dynamic DNS with Amazon Route 53 and Node.js(github.com)
2 points by alessioalex 13y ago|0 comments
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by alessioalex 13y ago
It's the same idea as treeIt, a script I made a while ago: https://github.com/alessioalex/treeIt Edit: treeIt can be used also in Node, has tests written for it and you can customize the HTML template for it.
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by alessioalex 13y ago
"If you fork a repository on Github, clone the repository with the ssh link. Otherwise, you will have to authenticate with Github each time you push a branch." That's false. The credentials are cached after the first time you
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by alessioalex 13y ago
I especially like PouchDB-Server as a mini CouchDB replacement ( https://github.com/nick-thompson/pouchdb-server ). Congrats for implementing LevelDB into PouchDB so we can use it in Node.
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by alessioalex 13y ago
TJ didn't even know it was written in CoffeeScript. He ignored the whole repo after finding out. Stop overreacting. While I agree on the productivity issue, I think developing in CoffeeScript imposes an unnecessary barrier for other people.

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