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13y ago
A more clever approach would be to be able to register controllers as services through a classy service.I dont like the fact that you extend angular iteself with a new method on the module object. And then angular internals get updated and
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camus2
13y ago
definetly typed doesnt fix everything,just have a look at the ambient declarations.
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camus2
13y ago
> The people who hate javascript the most are the ones who wish it was something else. Ask yourself,how can a single language can fit every use cases,for every developpers? We cant agree on what we should use on the server,but we are ba
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camus2
13y ago
Typescript is hard. It's module system is a mistake(it should be module system agnostic,not AMD or CommonJS),and very confusing. The biggest problem is javascript is so dynamic you cant create type definitions for every library outther
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13y ago
clojurescript depends on the JVM.this is a no go for me.Once a cjs compiler is implemented in javascript and can run on nodejs,then maybe i will consider it.
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camus2
13y ago
It's an interesting question but it has no place on SO,it's open ended and ask for a recommendation. It depends on too many factors to encourage an accurate aOnly you knows your requirements. a good SO question is accurate,non tri
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13y ago
> That's the wrong question. Plus you've precluded any ability for me to answer with an example as "at that scale" requires something equal or bigger within the limited Q&A space. You're basically saying SO
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13y ago
> I think that attempting to apply a meritocratic measure (karma, a technical solution to a social problem) will always fail. Give one exemple of a QandA site that has a better system than stackoverflow at that scale(i insist on the latt
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camus2
13y ago
Loving SO. One of the best moderated site in the world. Yes it's not perfect but i've yet to see a site as big as SO with a better moderation,given all the crap that get posted and fortunatly moderated. One thing i wish I could do
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13y ago
I build a node client,never used it, https://github.com/Mparaiso/mpm.marvel if anybody has an idea of app he is welcome.
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13y ago
ES6 adds function* which is basically a new keyword. This is ugly by the way. fortunatly on the server I can use node-fibers.on the client,async libs and promises are good enough,as people ususally dont have to write 10 async operations on
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camus2
13y ago
> Nokia was crushing rivals everywhere. that's just not true,especially in Europe.Mobile is driven by apps and advertisment. And who publish mosts apps and is willing to pay for ads? western countries.I doesnt matter for m
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camus2
13y ago
That's what the mobile first approach is about.Get rid of the fat and focus on what matters. It doesnt always work though,sometime user facing sites have complex requirements that just dont make sense on mobile,you often need 2 version
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camus2
13y ago
Funny how devs can spend hours on building something.But when it comes to writing 3 lines of text to explain what a lib is for,everybody's busy.Dont get me started on docs... I'm not going further to try to figure out what that st
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camus2
13y ago
#growup , I mean,the story is over,let's talk about technology,now.I wish Eich well.I'm sure he'll be joining a startup or something soon.
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camus2
13y ago
do you have a link to numolition in HTML5? i'm curious about how it runs on mobile.
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camus2
13y ago
Most languages dont have extract($_POST) and hop,everything's overwritten... PHP has a lot of shit like this.Yeah you dont have to use them,but they shouldnt be here at first place,if PHP core devs cared about a sane API. PHP doesnt ha
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13y ago
Users dont care what your code looks like,Early Facebook code was no better and look where they are now... it's about the product. Wordpress is a piece of shit from an engineering perspective yet it's the first blog engine in the
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13y ago
that's just not true. Given my experience, most PHP devs dont use a framework or even composer. When the forefront of your language is wordpress, it doesnt help spread best practices.Agreed you can write crap in every languages,you can
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13y ago
It cant be worse than France. It's just that Berlin is cheaper, more international and more civil than Paris for instance. This is Europe anyway,there will be regulation for everything,cost of Employee will be higher,not because you ha
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13y ago
Definetly not France ! I'd suggest Germany(Berlin) or Spain. Great places to leave and cheap.
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13y ago
I think one should write testable code,past a certain "size" because somebody sometimes will have to maintain that stuff. the question is should it be "unit testable" or is it ok just to write integration test. I think t
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camus2
13y ago
are you sure? i thought the 3 apis provider/factory/service return only one instance per application.
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13y ago
what about rust for webapps? are there any frameworks out there?
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camus2
13y ago
what sagichmal is basically saying without saying it is go cant do what you want, you just cant write a generic Active Record framework in go,nor a generic data mapper. the right approach ,when a language cant do what you want, IS code gene
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13y ago
that's not the issue here, wether a pattern is good or not is irrelevant.The question is ,is it possible to write something like ActiveRecord and keep its most advanced features in Go. Right now the lack of genericity in the language m
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13y ago
expect it is quite hard to write a generic data mapper in go as well. something like Hibernate or Doctrine ORM would be nearly impossible to write with go.i'm not talking about the basic features but advanced features of both framework
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13y ago
livemesh was the best!
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13y ago
> Basically criticism that could be applied to most practical languages out there yet you're not forced to learn most of them. Now there is a solution from most issues the OP raises,but frankly Javascript is working against the dev
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13y ago
google trends is definetly not relevant! you cant draw any conclusion from anything especially when it's not clear what are the search volumes. They should throw that stuff anyway.It doesnt make sense.
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