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by apeacox 9y ago
Welcome to the Ministry of Truth
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by apeacox 9y ago
I usually start with Top Down to get a big picture quickly, then I do Bottom Up to dive deeper in details.
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by apeacox 9y ago
Yes, I approached elixir/phoenix (well, my very first project on it was a sort of ecommerce library), btw it's true that I didn't choose in only one month. Moreover, I tried other languages/techs during the years (Go and
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by apeacox 9y ago
I used my ~9 years experience in ruby/rails and invested 100% in elixiR/phoenix. I've found elixir way more simpler and elegant for my tasks, to the point that I start my new projects in phoenix (and ported some rails app to
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by apeacox 9y ago
Commands (or Service Objects) are a better approach. Isolating business logic and actions let you keep the control of what's going on.
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by apeacox 9y ago
In short: you lose control of what is happening, especially when you expand/inherit other classes. These kind of problems arise after few months of development, when the codebase is grown enough and starts becoming even more difficult
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by apeacox 9y ago
A rails veteran that still heavily relies on ActiveRecord's callbacks sounds a bit weird to me...
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by apeacox 9y ago
Well, I'd use http://linuxfromscratch.org/ for that matter...
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by apeacox 9y ago
Maybe DNS issues
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by apeacox 9y ago
A promising technology/concept with several potential applications used to produce ugly/weird effects on dumb videos. This is, IMHO, very depressing.
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by apeacox 10y ago
I've heard somewhere that Vultr retains your stored credit card indefinitely (even after you close your account). It sounds a bit weird, that's why I avoided their services. Can someone confirm this?
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by apeacox 10y ago
You can't fail if you don't try at all. But you can't either succeed.
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by apeacox 10y ago
A *BSD OS
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by apeacox 10y ago
Short answer: NO. Not for free. Long answer: sorry, you should pay for a more articulated advice. (Yes, this is the first lesson).
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by apeacox 10y ago
‪During the 20 years of Berlusconi in Italy, we called this tactic "weapons of mass-distraction". Indeed, they worked.‬
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by apeacox 10y ago
Well, you haven't to be a soldier to be a hero.
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by apeacox 10y ago
Next step: Thought Police
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by apeacox 10y ago
I don't agree: from my experience (~9years of full time Ruby/Rails, including teaching and coaching) Ruby is not easy to learn, at least if you want to know what you're really doing. And Rails, as is, promotes several anti-pa
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by apeacox 10y ago
I've mainly used Ruby/Rails from ~2008 to ~2015 both for work and side projects/prototypes, then I totally switched to Elixir/Phoenix for almost all my stuff. I still use Ruby/Rails for some works (where/when I
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by apeacox 10y ago
Bull shit presented in an interesting and rhetoric way.
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by apeacox 10y ago
I did the exact opposite: I have ~8years of professional ruby/rails experience and I was building a little SaaS. At some point, after 100 hours, I got bored/stuck with only 20% of the planned features to reach a MVP. I decided to
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by apeacox 10y ago
This is a modern manifesto. I'm almost there, just a bit less, for now.
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by apeacox 10y ago
1) overall integration between desktop apps 1b) desktop apps availability/quality 2) drivers and support 3) With mac, I open my laptop and I can use it like a toaster, without thinking how to fix this or that issue after a software upd
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by apeacox 10y ago
You can see the differences between linux and macOS when you consider your environment as a desktop workstation rather than a simple dev machine. I've switched from linux to macOS after 13+ years because, IMHO, the linux desktop over
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by apeacox 10y ago
The only thing I agreed was: "If you manage a server, use root". sudo is a good way to let unprivileged users to execute a restricted set of commands, it's easy to learn and setup.
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by apeacox 10y ago
Consider it's a getting started , not a develop android apps with swift . Then it's explained in the FAQ, IMHO it makes sense.
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Internet hyperlinks do not infringe copyright, EU court advised(in.mobile.reuters.com)
1 points by apeacox 11y ago|0 comments
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by apeacox 11y ago
With a bike it would be even more faster and cheaper... :-]
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by apeacox 11y ago
"BazarJS" is a series of articles about JS frameworks, pre-processors, etc... they already published the same in italian language some months ago. now they're re-publishing (with eventual updates) the same in english.
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by apeacox 11y ago
Your attempt to answer with an out-of-context question didn't worked. Please retry :-)

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