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Adblock isn’t immoral(blog.plague-dev.de)
12 points by anonyfox 11y ago|18 comments
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by anonyfox 11y ago
I tried it for a few minutes, and never went back to it. The manual "enter ToDo items in a few lists, categorized as follows..." work really gets old for me, to the point that I won't ever do this again, no matter what clever
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by anonyfox 12y ago
plus, you can use (or mix&match) other languages that compile to JS if you want. Coffeescript is the most popular choice (I code in literate coffeescript by myself), but stuff like livescript adds some more functional features as well.
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Apple Watch nearly sold out(mashable.com)
2 points by anonyfox 12y ago|0 comments
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by anonyfox 12y ago
Nirous.io seems promising, meteor (since it's based on node.js) may run on their boxes ( http://mark.shropshires.net/blog/developing-meteorjs-apps-ip... ), git is integrated, and their devblog states that they impro
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Ask HN: Crossplatform Editor/IDE
3 points by anonyfox 12y ago|3 comments
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by anonyfox 12y ago
Use https://www.meteor.com . You want to build prototypes as fast as possible, and meteor enables you to build stuff shockingly fast. RoR is a thing of the past.
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by anonyfox 12y ago
Seems like: Sublime vs Vim vs Others. Personally I switched from Sublime3 to TextMate2, though. Never looked back.
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by anonyfox 12y ago
> Think HN is loosing its touch. Or the interest in ruby is just fading. Every single developer I know in my area just moved on from ruby, the only thing to do is maintaining some rails 2/3 apps built several years ago.
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by anonyfox 12y ago
Great. Now release visual studio "native" for OS X and I'd have a look at it. Having to run an emulated windows just to fiddle around in a fairly heavyweight IDE sucks. As nice as C#/F# is, the real fun comes from the po
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by anonyfox 12y ago
Learn Web. Stuff like Cordova/Phonegap, Titanium and others already enable you to build mobile apps for like 95% of all usecases with web technologies. If you do Meteor.js, you build cross platform apps web/android/ios with e
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by anonyfox 12y ago
There are a myriad of eCommerce solutions available, just see shopify or magento... . If you just want to get a 08/15 store, look at shopify and be done with it. But if you want to build something that is unique or has special ideas&#x
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This page is valid HTML5
2 points by anonyfox 12y ago|0 comments
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by anonyfox 12y ago
Meteor.js clone for ruby for example: https://github.com/voltrb/volt ;) (i personally love meteor coding with literate coffeescript, though)
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Ask HN: Beautiful Text Editor for OS X
6 points by anonyfox 12y ago|12 comments
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by anonyfox 12y ago
meteor.com, https://atmospherejs.com ... meteor apps are single page apps by default, but if you add the "spiderable" package, it spins up a phantomJS instance and renders the site nicely for bots.
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by anonyfox 12y ago
Did it last night (german time). Works like a charm.
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by anonyfox 12y ago
If you don't mind the "i want some text rendered by the server!!11" crowd, go with https://www.meteor.com/ . From account management to data persistence, it should get you started in a few hours until the cor
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How to Build your own browser (1)(blog.plague-dev.de)
1 points by anonyfox 12y ago|0 comments
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Meteor.js – Isomorphic Fullstack Development(blog.plague-dev.de)
1 points by anonyfox 12y ago|0 comments
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by anonyfox 12y ago
curious, too. I spent the last months doing meteor exclusively, and compared to the usual node/RoR/php stuff on the server and angular/backbone/ember on the client, meteor is just superb IMO.
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by anonyfox 12y ago
The biggest step forward for JS development is Meteor, hands down. For anything "appy", the productivity is just insanely good.
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by anonyfox 12y ago
Yo dawg, we heard you like "show hn" posts... :)
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by anonyfox 12y ago
The main point for any programming language out there isn't the language itself, no matter how beautiful or awkward it is. What counts is the the ecosystem around the language, more precisely: the availability of modules/packages&
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by anonyfox 13y ago
As a coffeescripter, I regulary see developers of the MS-Tech-Stacks to enjoy some coffeescript (breath of fresh air and the like ...), but never saw the opposite so far. For me, Typescript is the typical "me too!" stuff from Micr
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by anonyfox 13y ago
I clicked and expected something about "Elderscrolls Online". Damn shortcuts for everything. :/
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by anonyfox 13y ago
Perhaps because all these leaky abstractions help me accomplish a new project/idea in a matter of hours/days instead of weeks/months. And most of the time a "just works" is more than enough, high-performance and pe
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by anonyfox 13y ago
You may have a look into angular testing. Karma/Testacular is just awesome.
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by anonyfox 13y ago
The point of node-webkit is, that you do not have to think about a backend. Really. If you are in the middle of you angular app and want to read a file, you just have to require("fs").readFile("myfile.txt", ... directl
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by anonyfox 13y ago
The nice thing is, that brunch automatically generates proper sourcemaps, so you can debug your application pretty well. Soooo, you have the little stuff catched instantly and are able to debug higher-abstraction code (!) without much has

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