bromagosa

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by bromagosa 15y ago
As to the all-ST webapp, there are three frameworks you may want to check out, these are Seaside, AidaWeb and Iliad. If you allow me to be a bit biased, I'd recommend you to first check Iliad (iliadproject.org/), as IMO it's the one that'll
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by bromagosa 15y ago
Absolutely, open source it!
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by bromagosa 15y ago
Oh, in that case, welcome to the 50s ;)
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by bromagosa 15y ago
«JSR TBD: Project Lambda Lambda expressions (informally, "closures") and defender methods for the Java programming language» Welcome to the sixties, Java! Sorry, I couldn't help it >:D
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by bromagosa 15y ago
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=minecraft+servers
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by bromagosa 15y ago
I think this metric is invalid, the market rarely takes what's best, but rather what's trendy. Before you begin to troll me, what I'm saying is that >>the metric is not valid<<, not that one language is better than the other
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by bromagosa 15y ago
Right, http://books.google.com/books?id=1MsETFPD3I0C&lpg=PP1&#3... It actually came from Smalltalk, just for a change.
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by bromagosa 15y ago
Didn't Microsoft understand anything at all?
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by bromagosa 15y ago
Why is anybody on Earth still using Windows?
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by bromagosa 15y ago
That's exactly what I thought. It's like comparing a bycicle to a 600cc motorbike and complaining that the first doesn't reach enough speed.
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by bromagosa 15y ago
They seem to be pretty good at computers, I don't see why they can't learn how to spell.
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by bromagosa 15y ago
I like it, but it'd be really nice if it linked each rule to some kind of explanation on why is the rule right.
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by bromagosa 15y ago
Are you serious? Hackers using windows? :'(