bibonix

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by bibonix 12y ago
XSLT is one of the most powerful and elegant technologies created in the last 15 years. Those who don't understand it and that's why can't use it, should just do their home work and learn better
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by bibonix 12y ago
What about performance? Replacing every static method call with a class instantiation looks like an overhead for me.
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by bibonix 12y ago
Try jOOQ, it's a nice wrapper of SQL
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by bibonix 12y ago
It is actually cited inside
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by bibonix 12y ago
Will this work with Ant instead of Maven?
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by bibonix 12y ago
Do you have Ruby SDK or I should use plain HTTP requests?
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by bibonix 12y ago
We're using this metric over the last year but didn't give it this name. We're just getting this stats from git to measure the amount of efforts we spend on the code.. So, we'll try your ruby gem, why not :)
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by bibonix 12y ago
I wonder whether anyone is still using AspectJ? Why not APT instead?
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Paired Brackets Notation(yegor256.com)
5 points by bibonix 12y ago|1 comments
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by bibonix 12y ago
Totally agree!
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by bibonix 12y ago
logically this should come from Google (the author of AngularJS)... anyway, thanks, I'll definitely try to use it
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by bibonix 12y ago
Sounds like a good idea, but how many sites/companies will adopt it? There are tons of similar ideas, but none of them are as popular as login/password...
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by bibonix 12y ago
CSS seems to be one of the worst designs in IT industry, isn't it? See http://www.zazzle.co.uk/css+is+awesome+mugs
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by bibonix 12y ago
I'll definitely try it... good idea
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by bibonix 12y ago
Indeed :)
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by bibonix 12y ago
sounds like a great solution for chaotic credit card holders :) with a little bit of self-discipline you don't need this service
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by bibonix 12y ago
Why not get rid of mutable data in the first place? That would make this language (and my others) much cleaner.
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by bibonix 12y ago
What about search? Would be great to have an ability to search by URL or title fragments