batiste

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by batiste 14y ago
Please read this, CSS Selector Performance has changed! (For the better) http://calendar.perfplanet.com/2011/css-selector-performance...
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by batiste 14y ago
Django rigidity with the ORM and template language brings one major advantage: Reusable applications developed for Django are pretty much guaranted to use them. So you can aggregate them without having to deal with 3 different ORM or templa
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by batiste 14y ago
Rather dangerous stuff. I didn't know ActiveRecord would allow to shot yourself in the foot.
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by batiste 14y ago
For a moment I missed the irony and thought this was a real name for a product. I almost got excited.
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by batiste 14y ago
I thought the magic term had something to do with explicit vs implicit. Some framework just don't call that much code behind your back without explicitly calling stuff. Rails is more oriented in a "convention over configuration" mindset, in
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by batiste 14y ago
Do it using a dichotomic approach. Remove 50% of the CSS. If the bug is still there do it again. Etc. Do the same for HTML and javascript and you will have your minimal test case.
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by batiste 14y ago
Are you using the new Android version? The app is not perfect but it's pretty good. When I buy the ticket it takes maybe 10 seconds after I entered my password to process the payment (using my postcard account) and then I get the QR code ti
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by batiste 14y ago
The transition was rough. The way the tickets are handeled is draconian. There was a time when taking a ticket on the train only costed 5CHF more... Now it cost you the 90CHF fine every single time + the price of the ticket. Thankfully the
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by batiste 14y ago
The problem is that YAML is used by Rails & Co as a parser for untrusted user-provided data. It does not matter if there is buggy implementation in Python/Perl if nobody use them. If other framework were using YAML in this fashion, yest
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by batiste 14y ago
Python grammar http://docs.python.org/2/reference/grammar.html Ruby grammar is hard to find but there it is http://www.ipa.go.jp/osc/english/ruby/Ruby_final_draft_enu_2...
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by batiste 14y ago
Na, Ruby and Python are quite close to each other and quite comparable. Which other language would you compare it to?
102.
by batiste 14y ago
"Please know that Rails is definitely very secure" It might be secure NOW. But restrospectively, it never was before this patch.
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by batiste 14y ago
"it comes with it's own ideas about end-user UI, (Rails does not)" I can remember the Rails HTML helpers with Javascript mixed in and the framework relying upon Prototype. On the other hand I can't find any example of Django forcing UI stu
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by batiste 15y ago
The lack of documentation for class based view is quite annoying! How can they release a feature without at least a few lines?
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by batiste 16y ago
Quite a nice job, especially with the editor. If you want a bit of a lower level, open-source framework there is https://github.com/batiste/sprite.js