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by asien 8y ago
That’s really impressive in such short time... I think they have managed to come up with a product that appeals to everyone while giving a lot of freedom to non tech users. There has been a lot of attempts to make « coding product » for « n
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by asien 8y ago
Honestly , they deserve that place. While I’m a huge G cloud fan , there is too many things that frustrate me with GCloud. Whether it’s Firebase that doesn’t have a way to limit user bandwidth or Google Staff taking you for a dummy because
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by asien 8y ago
> telling him that Oracle was needed to make sure our data didn't get "corrupted" and started blaming random problems on not having Oracle; It is and it has always been Oracle and Larry Ellison to dump on others tech to pr
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by asien 8y ago
>tech needs to experiment with worker owned cooperatives and flat management more Reminds me of Buffer cofounders who just split because they ended up with différents visions for the company. We just need company where C-Exexs are tech g
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by asien 8y ago
>Considering these applications won’t be ported to FDB, why not develop a translation later. This will also drive adoption of FDB. Writing a translation layer would be nice, "drop in" replacement can be an overkill to drive gro
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by asien 8y ago
>MongoDB probably feels they have reached critical mass so it does not matter any more... They have become a new standard and they are aware of it. Just look at any bootcamps for devs this days , it’s basically always JS + MongoDB. Not P
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by asien 8y ago
Remind me of that one time when they went berserk on every tooling vendor using the name « Mongo » in their product name : RoboMongo,MongoGUI etc... they all received a legal notice to remove the name mongo from their product. This was prob
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by asien 8y ago
Would love to use this , but I’m sure this is one those many rushed applications with the startup mentality. Personal and Senstitive data is probably stored in a totally unencrypted manner and developers have unrestricted access to producti
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by asien 8y ago
Never been a fan of Python , but all the comments about Java are legit. I’m a big Java User mostly for Enterprise Apps & Services. A third of my code is boilerplate, Python really shine when it comes to making stuff concise but in the s
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by asien 8y ago
Banking and Government are still making services in COBOL . It’ll never disappear.
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by asien 8y ago
This is potentially a big step forward for the cloud, this is also the missing component to push Serverless. Currently if you want to use containers and Serverless you'll need to spin up 200+MB of linux bistro + tons of dependancies th