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by bceagle 12y ago
Changes in Angular do not trigger a full re-render. The thing the author is trying to point out is that changes trigger a digest cycle and a digest cycle can (in some situations, not all) take a long time to figure out what has changed. But
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by bceagle 12y ago
I have to say this past month living in Boston has been really challenging on so many levels. Tension from difficulties getting to work, playing chicken on the narrow roadways, inability to get out of the house with the kids, finding baby s
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by bceagle 12y ago
I think James is on target in many ways, but I just wish it wasn't such a bleak near term outlook for high end mobile web apps. I don't want to write my app differently for different devices. I know that is the reality of today, b
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by bceagle 12y ago
Check out this episode of JavaScript Jabber for a good explanation of io.js: http://devchat.tv/js-jabber/147-jsj-io-js-with-isaac-schleut... tl;dr is that all the core contributors outside Joyent started working on io.
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Statements about the Mobile Web(jlongster.com)
273 points by bceagle 12y ago|174 comments
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More Better Unified JavaScript(medium.com)
2 points by bceagle 12y ago|0 comments
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by bceagle 12y ago
So it won't actually use web views? Interesting.
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Introducing Aurelia(eisenbergeffect.bluespire.com)
7 points by bceagle 12y ago|1 comments
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by bceagle 12y ago
This is really just a compilation of previous rants against Angular. If you want to get a more balanced view, you can read my article dealing with a lot of this: https://medium.com/@jeffwhelpley/screw-you-angular-62b388
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by bceagle 12y ago
There are a few comments here that imply the problem with Boston is the weather or culture. That is way off base. Of course there are people that hate the weather or don't like the culture, but there are just as many people that love i
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by bceagle 12y ago
Hi, the author here. I hear what you are saying, but I think the big difference between Angular 2.0 and (for example) something like Python 3 is that the goals and direction of Angular 2.0 are directly aligned with the future of the web whe
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“Screw You, Angular”(medium.com)
26 points by bceagle 12y ago|5 comments
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What's wrong with Angular.js(medium.com)
16 points by bceagle 12y ago|4 comments
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by bceagle 12y ago
I agree that the term Isomorphic isn't necessarily the best, but I do think it makes sense to have some sort of label that people recognize for the same code that runs in multiple places. Enough people have a sense of what 'Isomor
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by bceagle 12y ago
It is unfortunately that this site doesn't do Isomorphic JavaScript justice because it is actually a very powerful concept and is being more widely adopted than indicated. First, as far as adoption, some of the other comments mention R
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by bceagle 12y ago
S1 filing here: http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1404655/0001193125143... Hubspot has always been a high burn rate business and it looks like it may be catching up to them. According to TechCrunch
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I believe...(jeffwhelpley.com)
1 points by bceagle 12y ago|0 comments
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Security Flaw Found in OAuth and OpenID, Here's What It Means for You(lifehacker.com)
2 points by bceagle 12y ago|0 comments
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by bceagle 13y ago
I knew that Google likely was processing JavaScript already, but according to this video just published they are pretty far along. I still think that AJAX rendered sites are not going to rank as highly as static sites (for now), but I wonde
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How Googlebot handles AJAX loaded content(youtube.com)
1 points by bceagle 13y ago|1 comments
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JavaScript SEO(jeffwhelpley.com)
9 points by bceagle 13y ago|1 comments
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Hello Ember (Ghost Admin UI to use Ember)(dev.ghost.org)
7 points by bceagle 13y ago|0 comments
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Snapchat CEO Reveals Why He Rejected Facebook's $3 Billion Offer(mashable.com)
3 points by bceagle 13y ago|0 comments
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JSFiddle for ElasticSearch(found.no)
2 points by bceagle 13y ago|0 comments
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by bceagle 13y ago
I find this somewhat hilarious because of all the discussion within the AngularJS circles about whether to include data- or x- to all the custom Angular directives. Well, I guess no more breath needs to be wasted on that particular topic.
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Deprecating the "X-" Prefix and Similar Constructs in Application Protocols(tools.ietf.org)
1 points by bceagle 13y ago|2 comments
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by bceagle 13y ago
The alternative solution is pushstate with an acceptance that you will need to either do some duplication of effort on the server side rendering or creating something along the lines of the AirBnb Rendr framework. I am in the process of doi
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by bceagle 13y ago
> This is a great approach No, it is not. While this will certainly help your client side app get indexed, it is not 'great'. Other commenters on this thread bring up a number of valid concerns, but in my mind it comes down to
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A New Web IDE for Javascript, HTML and CSS(codio.com)
1 points by bceagle 13y ago|0 comments
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MailGun Outage Postmortem(blog.mailgun.com)
38 points by bceagle 13y ago|8 comments

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