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by camus2 12y ago
Nice,definetly a nice idea.
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by camus2 12y ago
Funny how most US startups tend to be very public about who they are (you often see photos of the team on their websites),while EU startups tend to be very secretive about personal details (of course it might not be true when a company is h
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by camus2 13y ago
> How does an arrow function's implicit bind(this) poses a problem or limits generality? Well you cant use it unbound. I dont want to declare functions bound to a scope I want a quick way to declare functions.
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by camus2 13y ago
that's exactly what microsoft is doing with its excel app online,and it's one of the fastest app i've ever seen.
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by camus2 13y ago
You can render react HTML components in node js without a headless browser, you cant do that with angular,so you can use react on the server.
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by camus2 13y ago
Ember strength comes from their vocal core developpers and the Ember marketing.
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by camus2 13y ago
the black or white argument is of course a logical fallacy.
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by camus2 13y ago
Rails slowness just mean one thing, you'll have to spin more server instances for the same task that would have been faster in Java and would have needed less servers (though java eats a LOT of memory, so raw speed is not everything ).
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by camus2 13y ago
Nimrod looks interesting,how does it compare to Go, as i see it works without a VM, like Go, and has async programming features.
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by camus2 13y ago
I really hate the technical choice TC39 made with the arrow function. IT should have been a replacement for ANY kindof function. This is a total let down. Coffeescript syntax makes way more sense.
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by camus2 13y ago
Choice is good , monoculture is not. The more frameworks we have to choose from,the better it is. I personally prefer the configuration over conventions thing,because I dont like magics,but I understand that kind of pragmatism.
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by camus2 13y ago
Unfortunatly it killed my browser (Chrome latest) on my macbook, but nice project!
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by camus2 13y ago
Nice,Fellow french,here,i definetly need to check out your paas!
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by camus2 13y ago
> With React, I don't really see the point of Ember or Angular React only deals with the view. In AngularJS, third party objects have a seamless integration with the view. Imagine you want to paginate datas. You'd write a Pagi
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by camus2 13y ago
Composite view management is made easy with React,much more difficult with string templates and Backbone views. There are Backbone plugins that help but they dont solve the problem at the source,innerHTMLing views is a bad solution to a dif
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by camus2 13y ago
Well you need a router and a way to persist data.Does React offer this? How do I manage page changes with React? React only concern is the view afaik. An app is more than a view,even in the client. So react is not MVC,but you still need MVC
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by camus2 13y ago
nice app! dropbox integration is a plus.
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by camus2 13y ago
Well, I dont know. It will all come down to cost,and the ability to manage CMSs on Heroku, I think. Something like Wordpress is in my opinion not built for readonly paas,more for classic/upload with FTP workflow. And Heroku IS expensiv
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by camus2 13y ago
Ruby is flawless,Java is rigid,C well nothing against C,C++ is a mess yes. PHP is a mix of C (apis like mysql_fetch_assoc ), C++ (:: ->) and java (class and interface ) with javascript weak typing. It is a mess. I'm a PHP dev, th
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by camus2 13y ago
The issue i think is managing PHP native extensions deployement. Even if i require a package through Composer, there is no guarantee i'll have the proper native extension installed(think mongodb ,intl,apc...),w hereas with ruby or node
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by camus2 13y ago
I wouldnt consider Java crap first.Java is rigid,yes,but there is a reason why people can code these huge Java libraries. Because it's very structured.Now yes ,PHP is a flawed language.And in the age of the cloud where devs control the
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by camus2 13y ago
Heroku already supported PHP via buildpacks,i've been using heroku and php for years,it works very well(a bit expensive though),but I ended up reproducing git deployement on my own servers.
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by camus2 13y ago
While the money they owed me was significant it would have been difficult(and expensive) to sue google at that time. It would be very different today.I had to write it off.And they had the audacity to send me a 50$ voucher for adsense just
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by camus2 13y ago
that happened to me , now i dont know if there is a wide scale scam or it was just a "bug" but they banned me for no reason and of course no way to appeal.And they owed me quite a lot.I moved to some other ad service,it pays less
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by camus2 13y ago
Go concurrency is great! but in a future a less rigid type system would help.
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by camus2 13y ago
How does it make the OP less relevant? i know pretty smart programmers that are still in high school. And tt doesnt matter, the guy obviously knows Go.
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by camus2 13y ago
Frankly python is good enough for most things. It's not perfect but it's one of these languages you can really use for anything(like java). I'm not fan of the syntax though,I prefer ruby's(ruby is not for "everythin
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by camus2 13y ago
question is ,which IE version will get a patch.
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by camus2 13y ago
You cant reconciliate mandatory IE6/8 and the need for security in the corporate world. I understand some corps cant upgrade because they have software that only runs on XP.By the way this is a direct consequence of MSFT rejecting web
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by camus2 13y ago
Afaik you cant declare anonymous classes in typescript,let alone wrapping them in a closure. No problem with Coffeescript. module.controller 'MainCtrl', class constructor:($scope,bar,baz)-> $scope.messag

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