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camus
14y ago
because you dont want a bloated 300ko massive js file when you are only using the framework core capabilities ... and you dont want to depend on any css/png file either especially when you are not using bootstrap. Remember you need bootstra
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camus
14y ago
Why would MS make .NET really cross plateform ? MS is here to sell Windows and Windows Software, nothing more. Mono is an unofficial hack and can be shut down anytime by Microsoft , i would not bet my career on that stuff.
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camus
14y ago
About the JVM not the language ...
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camus
14y ago
At least with photoshop i'm pretty sure the "nintendo" will render the same way everywhere ...
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camus
14y ago
depends on the product , lob's apps are fine , html games ( aside from text games ) on mobile require more than a good level of expertise to run smoothly on most of the handsets.
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camus
14y ago
I thought Cocoa was pretty good, what makes you think it is terrible ?
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camus
14y ago
neat ! does django and flask support python 3 too ?
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camus
14y ago
me too ;) though the problem is not rely bootstrap but the lack of customisation of bootstrap...
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camus
14y ago
asides from ES5 and promises , none of these are core javascript issues. NodeJS is not javascript , CommonJS what the hell is that ? nobody cares about that stuff , HTML5 is a set of apis , nothing to do with javascript , If i want a book o
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camus
14y ago
You just do it because it is unlikely you get caught. That's the only reason you do it ,because it is easy. If cops were watching every bit of file you were downloading and arrest you if you downloaded something illegal you would not bother
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camus
14y ago
> So what if it is illegal? If it is illegal it is illegal , end of discussion , want to change the law ? vote for a change. FYI illegal =/= immoral , the law has nothing to do with morality. The law is the law , if you want to live in
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camus
14y ago
no it's not , it is through regulation, which is not done by the people supposed to do it. Piracy is illegal , it would be like saying , since i cant afford these shoes i must fight "monopoly" by stealing them ... uber stupid. There are a l
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camus
14y ago
Brilliant , PHP source code will need a loads of cleaning one day or another anyway , could help making changes to the language ...
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camus
14y ago
Great but i'm getting sick and tired of all the user facing websites that have no personality and just look like yet another bootstrap site... For back-offices ,Bootstrap is great but too many websites look poorly designed because of Bootst
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camus
14y ago
again , no wow effect , been done already , and 10 years ago.The only challenge is doing that with the crappy standard tech ,but nothing impressive for a flash designer.
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camus
14y ago
looks great.
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camus
14y ago
SQL is not DRY, especially when people stuff their apps with bloated ORMs. SQL exists because people used to query RDBMS directly , now most of the time databases are simple data repos , it makes sense to put most of the logic in the applic
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camus
14y ago
data mining : you dont know how exactly how your data will look like , and how much datas you'll have to handle. And you are opened to new types of datas. data logging : you dont need schema databases for that. file upload : GridFS , ... Us
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camus
14y ago
what does PHP "drops" in the name of getting started quickly ? PHP is now a robust language with robusts frameworks like SF or ZF.
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camus
14y ago
Yet you are still using schemas in 2 places : not DRY , SQL just doesnt fit OOP design. Most of languages today have strong functional capabilities , that makes SQL obsolete , they have functions , event systems , RDBMS exist because people
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camus
14y ago
impedance mismatch , that's why SQL is uber non sense in OOP architecture, especially when you end up using slow and buggy ORMs...
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camus
14y ago
Most of these tools are nowhere near what flash can do. Inverse kinematics ? vector drawing ? filters ? advanced interactions ? perfect audio sync ? video integration ?...
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camus
14y ago
are you FN kidding ? did that kind of crap 10 years ago... with flash.
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camus
14y ago
> Adobe are buying companies that build HTML5 and JavaScript tools. which ones? you're talking about appstore rules but phonegap purpose is for a js app to be deployed like a native app,out of the browser. > visibility : an app on t
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camus
14y ago
js/html games are a pain to develop. I can develop a game much faster with , flash yes , flash and i'm going to stick with that. Assets are handled , sounds are handled and i dont need to test it on 4+ browsers to see if it works. I get a d
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camus
14y ago
easy , your non standard firefoxos code wont run on ios or android phonegap code will because it designed to do so.
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camus
14y ago
Client side stuffs like validation,etc ... are here only to enhance user experience , you dont want a user to wait til the page reload just to know the password he entered should be at least 6 characters long. Same thing for auth , permissi
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camus
14y ago
I bet people doing some javascript aint going to install java just to minify their script, nor ant to manage tasks , nor maven to fetch packages when you get everything with node+npm. If you do testing , and you should , you need node to ru
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camus
14y ago
I agree it's important for book about client dev to be backend agnostic , and too many books on js clientside frameworks contains unnecessary parts about server side development with nodeJS. However, nodeJS makes it easy to quickly build a
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camus
14y ago
peepcode and nettuts+ videos on backbone are great too. This book is definetly interesting and worth buying for beginner that want non trivial exemples and advices on how to work with client apps in general.
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