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by allover 10y ago
Whether a standard has adoption or not is a perfectly good consideration when deciding whether to implement it.
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by allover 10y ago
That seems like a very irrational reason for not using an app.
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by allover 10y ago
Can you provide stats on "Clojure's impressive adoption"? By my understanding it's still a very niche language. The TIOBE index [0] fwiw (please debate) suggests by going from JS to Clojure you'd be switching from t
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by allover 10y ago
Well going further than that, on Facebook, for a lot of people the majority of their 'friends' are school friends (for younger people often their entire school year, even the years above/below), and extended family, people th
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by allover 10y ago
Yep I wish Elm people would wake up to this too https://github.com/elm-guides/elm-for-js/issues/5 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9860693 (EDIT: Help - how do you post 2 links on adjacen
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by allover 10y ago
re-frame might be technically interesting, but you're switching to writing in a lisp, which is a very niche choice. That's not going to be an overall win for many people.
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by allover 10y ago
You haven't written HTML emails (cross-client) if you think Bootstrap' s grid and the kind of HTML you have to write for emails are comparable. There is no such thing as Bootstrap div hell, that is utter nonsense. If you used Boot
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by allover 10y ago
Hehe, thanks for replying. We're pretty hyped about Blue Ocean, and have it installed already, just eagerly awaiting for it to have all the functionality of the Jenkins of old, best of luck to you with it :)
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by allover 10y ago
Honestly yeah I'd like to hear this answer. For a wiki especially, our team spent ages searching for one that was hosted, private and searchable. Confluence seemed like the only thing with a decent search. Major drawback of Confluence
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by allover 10y ago
This probably doesn't need saying, but seems you work in toxic teams. Your first paragraph suggests a ton of blame is being thrown about. If you work at a company like that, get out. (That of course, or you suck at empathy for your man
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by allover 10y ago
Bamboo (cloud) is end-of-lifed so you might want to reconsider that purchase! (Pipelines is their new alternative). (Yes you could buy the Bamboo self-hosted thing, which they're still supporting, but it's clear where their effort
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by allover 10y ago
> JS programmers don't see their framework-du-jour culture ... > The high turnover rate of JS frameworks ... > this fly-by-night aspect of the Javascript community .. All those things are your interpretation . But please hes
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by allover 10y ago
Counterarguments: The older libraries (that caught on) are still perfectly fine to use. There's no reason you can't still be running an Express.js app with Backbone.js + RequireJS (for modules) in the front-end. We have a Backbone
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by allover 10y ago
Check the REPL and compare the input to the output: https://svelte.technology/repl
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by allover 10y ago
Convenience. The 'only a couple of clicks/taps' of GGP assumes user wants to fire up their device and go to Amazon. It's undeniably easier to ask Alexa to order it, for repeat orders at least e.g. the dish soap example.
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by allover 10y ago
To be fair that's the submitter's title, it's not from the SpaceVim site.
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by allover 10y ago
Cool, I hear you but Jekyll actually comes with a very minimal theme (when you 'jekyll new my-site'). Heavy 3rd party themes aren't really the fault of Jekyll.
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by allover 10y ago
It's great you built your own tool and workflow that suits you, but there's no need to declare things 'bloated', just because they include things you don't want to use. That's your opinion. Its defaults suit
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by allover 10y ago
With Bootstrap you can just pick the parts you need (so there is no practical 'overhead'), and most sites will at the very least need a responsive grid, and Bootstrap's (3's at least) is excellent. I don't know why
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by allover 10y ago
Perhaps you could have given examples other than Foundation that met your later assertions. Personally I've used Bootstrap for years (2 and 3), tried Foundation back in 2.x days and it was pants in terms of default behaviour of its cla
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by allover 10y ago
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