artellectual

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   by artellectual 14y ago

   Would u prefer a polished project with lots of activity and commits? I think it can show how the project and its developer has grown.
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   by artellectual 14y ago

   Many companies I've worked with in the past used to look at certificates they eventually migrated to the philosophy of no code sample no application because they had so many 'master's degree' computer science students who couldn't explain w
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   by artellectual 14y ago

   I definitely mean having some sort of sample project, it can even be a bitbucket hosted project doesn't really matter just something the employer can see. It can make your application stand out from the crowd.
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   Why your Github Account is the Best Certificate you'll ever Have(codemy.net)

   10 points by artellectual 14y ago|9 comments
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   Lets Change the Way We Train People to Code(codemy.net)

   2 points by artellectual 14y ago|0 comments
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   MVC in Restaurants(codemy.net)

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   by artellectual 14y ago

   Hats off to you! This is simply amazing!
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   by artellectual 14y ago

   He's soon going to unveil a new ruby VM, to replace MRI.
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   Complex Has Many Associations with ActiveRecord(artellectual.com)

   2 points by artellectual 14y ago|0 comments
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    DRY Hybrid Validations(artellectual.com)

    1 points by artellectual 14y ago|0 comments
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    Make room for Baby(msichicago.org)

    2 points by artellectual 14y ago|0 comments
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    by artellectual 14y ago

    This is awesome, been waiting for this.
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    by artellectual 15y ago

    I think its important for frameworks like Rails / Django to always support the latest and greatest and at the same time give people time to upgrade for example how the rails team have done it now which is in rails 4 move to 1.9.x exclusivel
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    Developing an API with Rails Metal(codingonthecloud.com)

    1 points by artellectual 15y ago|0 comments
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    by artellectual 15y ago

    Wow, i don't think you have framework issue i think you have more of a architecture design issue. Not sure why you can break you app into smaller parts? compartmentalize your design, that way you solve a lot of problems.
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    by artellectual 15y ago

    I reset my cookies all the time, when doing development on my machine sometimes, the browsers just need a good reset to behave normally again.
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    When you should use MV* Frameworks(codingonthecloud.com)

    2 points by artellectual 15y ago|0 comments