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by camus 13y ago
doesnt matter , they use it under the hood. and the fact that you have little control over how ExtJs actually uses the DOM will not make your app faster...
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by camus 13y ago
mind you it will ... ( and i'm not pro javascript ).
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by camus 13y ago
Nothing wrong. But i guess DOM manipulation can be painfull sometimes. But if you are going to develop a web app you'll have to use the dom.
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by camus 13y ago
Nicholas Zakas is a famous JS dev that worked at Yahoo. And the slides have nothing to do with a rant against JS , if it is why you hate them.That's the context.
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by camus 13y ago
You should go back to where ever you come from or wherever it is better for you to live. Sarkozy ruined France so yes now everbody needs to pay for it. And the problem is not taxes,i'm happy to pay taxes. The problem is people like Fre
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by camus 13y ago
Poor name , sounds like a uglify like lib , not a DOM manipulation lib. You should changed it. And it's no alternative to jQuery or Mootools since your lib doesnt support a lot of stuffs these libs provide.
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by camus 13y ago
Well , he did not say what device he was using. All android devices are not equal. You should know that or you dont know how android works.
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by camus 13y ago
Especially with Ios redesign , this is going to hurt , quite a lot, for some devs who tried to fake native feel. It's just difficult to reproduce in HTML5 CSS3.
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by camus 13y ago
The problem again is not really javascript, it is DOM manipulation. You can have the fastest javascript engine ever,if the bottelneck is the DOM , there is little you can do about it. And everybody doesnt own a quad-core mobile. I like Tita
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by camus 13y ago
Because HN is not a social network. It's a feed you can comment on. But no need to be on HN to read HN. That's the magic of open standards that promote interop like RSS. All the closed social APIs are just here to lock you in the
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by camus 13y ago
Google should "remove" whatever person is in charge of the G+ UI/UX . It's so bad . that's why people dont use it. Let the content breath , get ride of the header that takes half the page on laptops , stuffs like th
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by camus 13y ago
You are the one bitching about the comments here. a discussion thread is made so that people can state whatever opinion they want to state. Dont like it ? dont answer. We all are bitching,the issue with you is you dont understand you are ac
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by camus 13y ago
it's more like social auth is a pain in the a .
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by camus 13y ago
nice,that's an awesome project !
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by camus 13y ago
"Disclaimer There are obvious legal issues, with downloading copyrighted material you do not have a license for. We do not endorse such use cases and bare no responsability for the use people make of it." ah ah ah ... well you are
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by camus 13y ago
Instead of creating another framework , make a service provider/controller and make your library pluggable with any Silex application. Sorry but silex is ultra pluggable , so dont force people into something. Silex Di is here to help a
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by camus 13y ago
Voting is about choosing the "least worse" candidate, not the best one for the job. Choosing nothing is not a choice. But choosing between 2 parties is not a choice either.
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by camus 13y ago
Ubuntu Mono / Lucida Console
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by camus 13y ago
it'w worse , it is basically a bin where you throw paper. You can still search for a specific one ,but as you throw more paper in the trashcan , it gets more complicated to find the paper you want. but hey ,it is easier and faster than
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by camus 13y ago
> This makes testing and maintenance of such things all but impossible Developers have been maintaining such apps for decades without any problem. And everything is testable , even a stocked procedure. If you dont care about data integri
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by camus 13y ago
thanks awavering ,it's hard to be surrounded by Javascript fanatics when the point is just to be able to read a doc about a framework. A txt file should be sufficient but no, today developers want to get fancy and throw at you every s
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by camus 13y ago
Especially with Javascript off ... it's white ,empty and beautifull , I learned nothing about what the framework was about.
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by camus 13y ago
Nice , good luck for you , now only developers eventualy decide what's best for them. If your framework is the best , people will adopt it.
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by camus 13y ago
That tells a lot about all these European countries that are just puppets of the US government,especially France where I come from... Maybe we should stop the hypocrisy and let Washington govern us directly, we could save a lot of money thi
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by camus 13y ago
> I just wish Yahoo's acquisition spree doesn't end badly with employees leaving Right now it is just short term pump and dump. There is 0 strategy. It will only end up with employees getting fired due to Yahoo executives mis
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by camus 13y ago
> Scaling also doesn't come for free and it's harder, that's a very good point.Scaling definetly doesnt come for free, especially when scaling databases.
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by camus 13y ago
> Basically, the relevance of speed is directly related to your margin. True though the average PHP developper is usually cheaper than the Go or Java one. Paying people is usually more expensive than buying server instances on Amazon
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by camus 13y ago
same stuff , doesnt work ...
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by camus 13y ago
Nice, Some solutions are quite fast , but as soon as the database needs to perform heavy stuffs , well the perfs decrease dramatically. The really bottleneck seems to be the database in most cases. However ,some frameworks are basically qui
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by camus 13y ago
what's up with unicorns anyway ? i dont get it. Did i miss a reference to something ?

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