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camus2
13y ago
thanks for the link.
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camus2
13y ago
I think PHP has some goodness that makes it the poor's man java. Neither Ruby or Python provide that for instance. Though Ruby is in my opinion well designed,and with duck typing,you might not need all that Java like OOP, I dont know,I
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13y ago
> I wish these extensions came by way of the PHP core Well where is PHP core then? to my knowledge while PHP 5 was a huge step forward, PHP core did little to fix PHP stupid design flaws,for the sake of backward compatibility. We are i
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camus2
13y ago
Hi and thanks, Are you planning a Windows build ? do you think Hack could replace all PHP stacks (PHP cloud stacks , not talking about shared host wordpress toys) in a 5 years time frame ? What do you think about the current state of PHP? w
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camus2
13y ago
remember XHTML2 ? XFORMs , yeah,it was a pain to write but FULLY EFFIN extendable ... so much that browser vendors did not want to implement these stuff and came back with hacks like web components and shadow dom making everything even more
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camus2
13y ago
Recently found this : http://www.comp.nus.edu.sg/~cs1101s/sicp/ SICP in Javascript.While the coding style is a little bit old school this should be linked in every javascript book / blog about learning Javasc
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camus2
13y ago
Remember the Y2K bug? well you've seen nothing yet with XP going outdated, trust me! But yeah,there is a huge market opportunity for IT firms.! That mess will cost billions to businesses still running on XP...
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camus2
13y ago
I agree 100% that's why businesses shouldnt be buying bridges from people that tell their customers there is an expiration date on the infrastructure,that's basically a scam. A bridge should be maintainable and upgradable forever,
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13y ago
I worked in a NSFW company(back in 2005), i was literally watching PRON during work ,that was my job(and developping some VOD backend ).Funny at first , but 1 year into the job, and frankly i could not take it anymore. Because there is the
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13y ago
meh, to late,people are using the old logo.
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camus2
13y ago
> Many people are at a stage where they're using jQuery to build large apps Nobody's using jQuery only to build large single page apps,that's not true. Comparing jQuery which a DOM manipulation library to any framework th
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13y ago
> who intend to stay there indefinitely, are not expats. because you think immigrants want to stay indefinitely? why because they are poor and you're rich?
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13y ago
> BladeRunnerJS is a GREAT name for this project/service. :-) no it's not. Doesnt sound professional,and some people might hate the Movie. most js libs have stupid names anyway,not sure why. As for the project itself,i'm
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camus2
13y ago
everything is politics.
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camus2
13y ago
RequireJS is not a service locator,it's a module loader. It doesnt instanciate anything.AngularJS DI IS a service locator, not a dependency injection container.
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13y ago
> Nashorn is going to get faster with time. It is not a browser engine so don't try to compare it directly with V8 etc. v8 is not a browser engine either ,it's a javascript engine,just like Rhino. you are mixing up Webkit with
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camus2
13y ago
a subset of a language is not the language itself. asm.js is not javascript.
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camus2
13y ago
dont worry CORS or same origin policity have nothing to do with the way the server should load assets.Not sure why the other guy talked about that. The issue you raised still stands.
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camus2
13y ago
well, JEE works but it's not pragmatic. Rails brought pragmatism and good developper experience to all other web plateforms. And Ruby is still a very pleasant language to write. At the end of the day your product is your app running or
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13y ago
AngularJS is not complex , when I think complex , I think SpringMVC or Struts complexity. AngularJS has problems ,but complexity is not one of them, definetly. Seems like JS programmers who only know JS think they can get away with ignoring
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13y ago
or to shut it down quietly.
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13y ago
NS=NextStep
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13y ago
meh,it's the definition of SOA.
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13y ago
> it will be less likely that Dorian has bitcoin involvement So journalist write some made up story, and it's Dorian who has to prove it's fake? if you think things should work that way,then crappy journalists have won, and t
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13y ago
s/print(.*)/print($1) ? Anyway when a language doesnt have a strong unit testing culture,that's what happens.
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13y ago
It only proves you did not build your solution with scalability in mind. Once you get more traffic and the hosting bill goes up, i'm pretty sure you'll reconsider self hosting for the sake of self hosting.
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13y ago
> I think the hate for Monsanto is way, way, way overrated. monsanto == agent orange
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camus2
13y ago
there is insurance if you own the appartement,if you rent it,well,there is zip...and the op rents...
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13y ago
so long.
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13y ago
> __pThrow astroturfer.
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