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bgrohman
15y ago
Yeah, javascript's prototypal inheritance is flexible enough to simulate classical inheritance. I wouldn't call that a wart. http://www.prototypejs.org/learn/class-inheritance http://dojotoolkit.org/reference-guide/dojo/declare.html Plu
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bgrohman
15y ago
Good point. I hadn't thought of compiling old versions of javascript to new versions - that keeps everyone writing in the same language and seems like a better solution to me.
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15y ago
Have you seen Eclim? http://eclim.org/ You can either 1) run a headless eclipse with a vim front end, 2) use a headed eclipse and vim together, or 3) use a headed eclipse with gvim as an embedded editor. Looks like it might be worth a try
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bgrohman
16y ago
I'm the only user so far: http://bizzybe.com/bgrohman/
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bgrohman
16y ago
Bizzybe - http://bizzybe.com/ This is my first project using Web.py. I wanted to get a feel for the framework and see how difficult it would be to build a minimalist twitter-like site. Not sure if I'm going to give it any more time.
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bgrohman
16y ago
I've tried my hand at design, and I'm not very good. Of course, I don't really have any experience with design, and I'm sure I could improve with practice. I am good at the development side of things, and I enjoy it, too, so I tend to lean
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bgrohman
16y ago
Agreed. Maybe leave and start your own company offering a better product that meets the needs of the unsatisfied users of your current company's product.
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bgrohman
16y ago
I haven't read Breakfast of Champions yet, but it's on my list. The Sirens of Titan is also a good one.
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bgrohman
16y ago
I highly recommend Kurt Vonnegut's books. You should try A Man Without A Country .
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16y ago
Yep, need to know an estimated click through rate and/or revenue per user for the ads. That might be a better question to ask, given more details about your users.
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16y ago
I should also mention that the form builder will be embedded in a web app, so it can't be available only as a web service.
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Open Source Form Builder
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16y ago
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bgrohman
16y ago
I'm working on a nano-blogging platform that reduces posts to short, one-at-a-time messages. Each user gets only one visible post at a time. Think twitter minus all the clutter.