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by binspace 16y ago
I used to organize js binding based on the controller ( https://github.com/pivotal/jelly ), but found that it is better to base it on the template. There are a few reasons: 1. It makes more conceptual sense. The javascript relates to html (
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by binspace 16y ago
What a load of horse shit. The place that is willing to sue open source developers is the place that gets shitty programmers.
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by binspace 16y ago
> I wonder what happens with PHP... ;-) Ignorance is bliss? > Of course. Python users are happy people. Heh, I've been using Python lately and have felt lots of urges to swear, but I can't get myself to commit it. Shoot.
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by binspace 16y ago
Rendering members of Arrays should also be in the spec. I believe mustache.js has support for changing the iterator rendering token, however mustache.rb does not. { "items": ["foo", "bar"] } # From mustache.rb {{#items}} {{{to_s}}} {{/ite
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by binspace 16y ago
> {{#genes}} open table {{#rows}} row stuff {{/rows}} end table {{/genes}} JSON templates has an interesting solution. http://json-template.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/doc/Introducin... {.section genes} open table {.repeated section @} r
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by binspace 16y ago
Got it. I guess the distinction is not that big of a deal for me, though it would be nice to have the inline {.or}-like construct (it saves one statement).
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by binspace 16y ago
> Why would it be moot? Because the server generates the javascript template methods. Thus the browser does not need to parse the mustache templates. It only needs to call the compiled functions. This means the browser would not need to
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by binspace 16y ago
Mustache has an equivalent to {.or} {{^something}} {{/something}} The draw of mustache is that it does things implicitly. I don't have to worry about .section, .repeated, .or, |html, for example. Mustache does it for me. That being said, on
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by binspace 16y ago
I propose we have a mustache convention at the end of November (grow a mustache month). Those without mustaches will be shunned and not taken seriously (those unable to grow naturals can wear fake stashes)!
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by binspace 16y ago
> the client shouldn’t even be downloading a .mustache template — it should download a .js file containing a pre-generated function which can be called with the context, returning the rendered template This would render browser-side mus
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by binspace 16y ago
As a user of mustache in multiple languages, I believe the most important priority of the mustache community is to have uniform implementations, which is what the mustache spec will hopefully solve. There are some features that do not seem
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by binspace 16y ago
The innovations are happening despite ip restrictions. It has been historically shown that innovations increase after the ip restriction expire. http://www.thefreemanonline.org/featured/do-patents-encourag...
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by binspace 16y ago
Html5-based apps allow you to share (javascript) code between your web site and mobile applications.
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by binspace 16y ago
This infographic is pretty confusing. The numbers are much more easily explained with a bullet point list or graph.
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by binspace 16y ago
72 character lines is unnatural to read for long sentences (especially in web browsers). Also, less has line wrapping and who develops using 80 character terminals anymore? Maybe the author has a time machine back to 1981? I want access to
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by binspace 16y ago
Clicking on the "Click here" doesn't even work for me. I'm running ubuntu.
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by binspace 16y ago
My personal experience is that tech conferences tend to encourage cliquish and hierarchal (based on popularity and tech-sphere influence) behavior which feels dehumanizing. I think there is a common thread with my observation to sexual hara
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by binspace 16y ago
It will only take 35 days and 18 hours.
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by binspace 16y ago
I get more psychological assurance by paying less overall, thus I feel better paying off the higher interest loan.
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by binspace 16y ago
Agreed. Punishing people who make stupid comments seems like it causes resentment and anger and thus more stupid comments. I wonder if there a parallel with the whole punishment vs rehabilitation aspect of the justice systems. In essence, a
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by binspace 16y ago
Also, consider the fact that Mongo is a document database, where each document has it's own schema. Postgres (and most other relational databases), has a single schema for the table. There are tradeoffs with each approach. I've found that t
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by binspace 16y ago
Good thing the US invaded Afghanistan, I suppose... Afghanistan has lot's of mineral resources. Let the exploitation begin. http://blog.foreignpolicy.com/posts/2010/06/14/say_what_afgh... Hopefully, Afghanistan has a functional (and non-o
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by binspace 16y ago
I am in the wrong profession.
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by binspace 16y ago
True, but they are still different use cases. For example, Facebook friends seem to respond more to my posts than my Twitter followers. Twitter seems cold and impersonal. Facebook has my friends on it so it's warm and fuzzy.
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by binspace 16y ago
I wonder how long it takes for the observation to influence the results, thereby invalidating the observation.
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by binspace 16y ago
I'm starting to see more women in the SF ruby community. There has since been a more concerted effort by Gogaruco (among other Ruby functions) to be more female-friendly.
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by binspace 16y ago
True, it's over HTTP and that's pretty much it. No abstraction layer (with software) that duplicates many features that HTTP already provides.
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by binspace 16y ago
First of all, the fact that you need such a code generator for the interface is a smell, not a good thing. To consume a REST service, you just need an HTTP client, possibly some authentication hashing, a url, and parameters and a json parse
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by binspace 16y ago
It's complicated, difficult to understand, requires large tools (expensive ide's) to be productive with, different vendors have different interpretations of SOAP anyways. Basically, it's a bunch of extra work and requires more documentation
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by binspace 16y ago
> Patents remain relevant and valuable in fields beyond software, where product development and basic R&D costs a hell of a lot more than it does in our little field. There's evidence that innovation increases without patents. http

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