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by boutell 3y ago
I'm with you, apple stans, but it's worth pointing out it's not the apple devices we're talking about here. That iPhone 7 can run iOS 15, which is out of date now, but only by two years. No letsencrypt certificate troubl
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by boutell 4y ago
I just remember everything getting much, much slower when all that showed up. Then we got the faster sparcs and it wasn’t as bad. Then I wound up with a job coding in XView, ironically enough. I never did code for Motif. Anyway it’s all fas
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by boutell 4y ago
Nice! Can it run Sunview?
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Simple way to find out when new EV chargers pop up along your route (US)(evpov.com)
3 points by boutell 4y ago|1 comments
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by boutell 4y ago
I built this service to address my own range anxiety, especially as a Leaf driver on the lookout for CHADeMO chargers.
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by boutell 4y ago
Blinking repeatedly at the idea that Okinawa is in the “South Pacific.”
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by boutell 4y ago
I popped this open on my phone and I must say the browsing experience feels good. You really did keep it tight and simple. You’re on to something. But if you feel burnt out, now you have a place to sell it
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Watch 12 years of EV charging stations roll out across the USA (2010-2022)(youtube.com)
3 points by boutell 4y ago|0 comments
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by boutell 4y ago
My question is about the implementation. Are you running a Node.js executable in a Docker-style container for each of these? Or are you attempting to achieve the constraints that containers provide at a higher level of abstraction? How do y
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by boutell 4y ago
Modern browsers will flag and slow down tabs that abuse the cpu. You could probably still mine but it’s a slow drip.
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by boutell 5y ago
Tackling it in TypeScript this year, which is interesting because I haven't used TypeScript before (I'm experienced with JavaScript). This is a good way to really drill it into my fingertips. If you care to follow along: https:&#
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by boutell 5y ago
Yes, I worked it out similarly and I saw comments on the twitters recently from others who did. Also usually the tough stuff is in the second part of each day, which I feel is pretty fair and provides a way to feel reasonably good about you
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Live-debugging Node.js apps at the command line(medium.com)
2 points by boutell 7y ago|0 comments
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by boutell 7y ago
No doubt, the version numbers from PHP to Node are weird. Here's what happened: when we first came to Node back in 2012, Node itself was being very, very cautious about releasing a 1.0 version, something that didn't happen for qui
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by boutell 7y ago
It's open source. We do have one or two closed source modules we're pursuing, but we've learned our lesson watching what happens when other companies closed-source the wrong functionality. If it's a big win for most webs
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by boutell 7y ago
MongoDB supports indexing of nested and array properties and has a 16MB document size limit for BSON documents. Those things help a lot in a CMS; if you prettyprint an Apostrophe page in MongoDB the structure just pops out at you. We'v
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by boutell 7y ago
There are competing implementations of MongoDB's API. Microsoft's CosmosDB is promising but, last I tried it, not complete enough for Apostrophe. AWS DocumentDB may be up to the task, if the plaintext search indexing features of A
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by boutell 7y ago
Yeah, that was our main reason for documenting Heroku. It has all the same concerns as the alternatives and it's widely known.
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by boutell 7y ago
For example, there are salesforce integrations, as well as the apostrophe-passport and apostrophe-saml modules which leverage passport to achieve compatibility with most single sign-on solutions.
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by boutell 7y ago
Correct, mobile editing hasn't been a priority so far. Of course you can build mobile responsive sites well with it.
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by boutell 7y ago
Many feature additions in the past few years have been driven by enterprise support from Michelin and other clients, which is why there's a strong emphasis on workflow and localization (see the apostrophe-workflow module, which is an o
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by boutell 7y ago
2015 was a while ago for MongoDB and most of those issues no longer apply. That article could stand an update.
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by boutell 7y ago
Michelin uses it, there's a case study: https://apostrophecms.com/case-studies/michelin-case-study
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Using ApostropheCMS as a Headless Node.js CMS for Apps(npmjs.com)
4 points by boutell 9y ago|0 comments
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What makes a good programmer? A barcamp conversation(punkave.com)
1 points by boutell 9y ago|0 comments
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Apostrophe 2.x: a friendly, open-source and mature Node.js CMS framework(apostrophecms.org)
5 points by boutell 10y ago|0 comments
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Improbably easy data storage and locking for command line Node.js utilities(github.com)
2 points by boutell 12y ago|0 comments
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JavaScript's "this" keyword considered harmful (sometimes)(justjs.com)
2 points by boutell 12y ago|0 comments
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Measuring snowfall with an android tablet and PHP(boutell.com)
1 points by boutell 13y ago|0 comments