bwilliams

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   by bwilliams 12y ago

   I sound like a broken record, but Golang is totally worthless to me until $GOPATH is abandoned. I don't want everything down to my workspace structure determined for me. Once that's done with I think Go would be an amazing languag
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   by bwilliams 13y ago

   My problem with CanCan is that when you begin to have more complicated access logic ability.rb becomes a giant mess. It's already a file where you just throw in all of your authorization logic anyways so it always feels a bit unruly on
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   by bwilliams 13y ago

   Faster development, potentially less bugs, conventions, etc. All of that is highly dependent on what your projects needs but I can't imagine writing some of the Ember apps I've worked on in just plain jQuery while maintaining a cl
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   by bwilliams 13y ago

   I don't refactor with fear in my Rails apps since they have pretty good test coverage. I'm not saying it's perfect, but I've never had slow development because I wanted to refactor in this context.
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   by bwilliams 13y ago

   "the development SPEED of ruby with the SAFETY of STATIC TYPING" sounds kind of sketchy. Would you say that title is true?
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   by bwilliams 13y ago

   I'm 21 and I do the same thing. I just don't feel like either having to pay $30 for a simple app to get all the features I want, paying to win, or paying just to play the game.
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   by bwilliams 13y ago

   I agree it's not really worth it to port LESS yet, but I would say that it's not worth it to write anything new with LESS.
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   by bwilliams 13y ago

   That's a really odd choice. I'm curious how that will turn out since adoption for Cappuccino is really low.
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   by bwilliams 13y ago

   A much better title to this article would be "Comparing Programming Language Package Managers".
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    by bwilliams 13y ago

    You have to install "reattach-to-user-namespace" which you can do with homebrew. Then you need to add the following to .tmux.conf set-option -g default-command "reattach-to-user-namespace -l zsh" There's a go
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    by bwilliams 13y ago

    I'm not a Python user so I can't really compare. I still don't agree with it since it forces longer paths to get to your project, and I wouldn't really call it isolated.
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    by bwilliams 13y ago

    $GOPATH is my biggest issue with Go. I'd much rather have some sort of config file than have Go determine anything from my project path.
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    by bwilliams 13y ago

    I moved from a tiling WM to OS X a few years back with no big issues. Even then there are partial solutions such as https://github.com/ianyh/Amethyst
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    by bwilliams 13y ago

    Is it default? I remember seeing the screencast when it was first gaining traction and immediately dismissing it. That should be something that isn't even included tbh.
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    by bwilliams 13y ago

    I haven't touched it ever since I saw you can create records with GET requests by default. Did they ever fix that?
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    by bwilliams 13y ago

    Koa is only usable with >= 11.9 behind the --harmony flag, I doubt they'd want to release a new version of Express that most people can't/won't even use.
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    by bwilliams 13y ago

    Yeah, I looked around for something other than a video with no luck. Even the video doesn't show any content.
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    by bwilliams 13y ago

    Too bad SASS didn't help out with their indentation problems.
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    by bwilliams 13y ago

    First time using Hype but that UI is awesome. Really makes me want to pick up Cocoa again.
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    by bwilliams 13y ago

    I really like to rock [Bourbon]( http://bourbon.io/ ) and [Neat]( http://neat.bourbon.io/ ). It's not a complete solution like Bootstrap or Zurb but it has just about everything you need to build off of. I
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    by bwilliams 13y ago

    I just saw DHH post this, http://37signals.com/svn/posts/3658-cabin-fever and it explains a bit. Sometimes motivation can be hard. Especially since you have no "real" coworkers and you're sitting ar
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    by bwilliams 13y ago

    As someone who has worked remotely for most of their career (which isn't very long since I am young) I can definitely say that working from home has a lot of negatives as well. I've ended up thinking that remote working is for peo
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    by bwilliams 13y ago

    Personally I think Ember is closer to being Rails younger brother due to philosophies. I'd love to hear in detail why you picked Angular over Ember and (understandably) Backbone.
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    by bwilliams 13y ago

    That doesn't seem like a large enough beta and it really only targets PC gamers. I would think that they would want to be trying to capture console gamer share rather than existing PC gamers.
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    by bwilliams 13y ago

    ActiveAdmin is usually pretty horrible when it comes to releases.
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    by bwilliams 13y ago

    Nobody is forcing you to use Ember Data. There's quite a few alternatives out there and you can even use $.ajax. This is a very unfair comparison between a complete stable release of Angular and an alpha of Ember Data that even tells y
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    by bwilliams 13y ago

    +1 to Vundle. It makes managing your vim plugins so much easier when it comes to updating.
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    by bwilliams 13y ago

    Just about every website uses JS in some way. Even Google analytics (or other analytics scripts) being on the page means they're technically using JS.
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    by bwilliams 13y ago

    I've played around with Angular quite a bit lately as well and I definitely prefer Ember. You should really try both of them out and give them both a fair chance. Also, you don't have to use data with Ember, it's just a benef
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    by bwilliams 13y ago

    I've been using Ember-data for the past few months on side projects and it's getting a lot more stable. I've rarely had issues with it in the past few weeks.