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Improved V8 external arrays in Node.js(blog.mrale.ph)
62 points by chapel 15y ago|0 comments
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by chapel 16y ago
This is Couchbase's (Couchone, Couchio) hosting service that has been spun off. It has the same platform, same servers, same employees running Iris Couch, but separate from Couchbase. Link: http://blog.couchbase.com/easy-couchdb-with-iris-
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Brief look at Node.js based Browserling.com(picscout.com)
2 points by chapel 16y ago|0 comments
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Node.js Package Manager 1.0 Link: A better way(blog.nodejs.org)
1 points by chapel 16y ago|0 comments
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by chapel 16y ago
I applaud the effort and most of the content, but find the general usability appalling. The site is sluggish while scrolling, for no apparent reason. Other Tumblr sites aren't as heavy as this one. Not only that, there isn't really any way
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by chapel 16y ago
1) It is funny you say this, because that is how most platforms are. Look at Apple, Twitter or Microsoft. Not to say your warning isn't justified, but it is part of the game that is played when dealing with 3rd party platforms. They introdu
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by chapel 16y ago
There are a lot of reasons why app sales on Android aren't as stellar as on iOS, but I feel many people see it as a failure of Android as an OS. This is wrong, because as an OS, Android has been a complete success, and shown that giving peo
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Grave: Version tracking for CouchDB views using Node.js and Cradle(github.com)
4 points by chapel 16y ago|0 comments
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by chapel 16y ago
I like the simplicity of this blog, not to mention the quality of this guide. I will definitely be taking a look at including some of these into my workflow. Thanks for this.
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by chapel 16y ago
This is fantastic. Git can be complicated to learn at first, and even though I have a grasp of how to use it, there are still things that I forget or find hard to understand. This helps immensely as it gives another 'dimension' being that t
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by chapel 16y ago
I am confident my Macs are secure. I do run Little Snitch to monitor incoming and outgoing data connections, but other than that I don't worry. The nice thing about OS X is the simple way it handles installing applications and if they ask f
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Node.js 0.4.5 Released w/ many bug fixes(blog.nodejs.org)
43 points by chapel 16y ago|19 comments
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by chapel 16y ago
Deprecated is the correct word.
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by chapel 16y ago
I enjoy games that utilize the power of the platform, this looks like a fun game that plays well with multitouch. Hopefully there is more to it though, at least increased complexity and gameplay challenges.
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by chapel 16y ago
I wouldn't mind seeing something more robust, but from what I know, he just finished this so it might take a bit for a non-trivial example.
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Disconnect from the status quo, success is made not given(lepahc.com)
1 points by chapel 16y ago|0 comments
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by chapel 16y ago
This is what I see being the next logical step for feature rich realtime webapps. Connecting the front and backends in a virtually seamless way with little to no real overhead. Taking the Backbone.js Todos example and making the change to u
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Nimble: Simple and efficient async/sync utilities for Node.js and cross browser(caolan.github.com)
2 points by chapel 16y ago|0 comments
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by chapel 16y ago
Thanks for posting this. I really enjoyed the presentation and have a newfound respect for patio11. Not that I didn't enjoy listening to him on the Techzing Podcast.
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Node.js 0.4.4 Released(groups.google.com)
9 points by chapel 16y ago|3 comments
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Multiplayer Manatee Race build with Node.js(tappe.lu)
4 points by chapel 16y ago|0 comments
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by chapel 16y ago
Sadly the idea that eating less of things like meat and other 'expensive' to produce foods will help feed the world is a bit short sighted. Not to mention that the majority of first world diets which are more heavily carb based is slowly ki
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by chapel 16y ago
I discovered it as well, loved the idea of having something so balanced, unfortunately I can't eat it. After trying it, I had a severe allergic reaction, ending in the hospital the first time, and the second riding the pain out for three ho
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by chapel 16y ago
4 & 5 go with my number 1 advice which is to use what works from IRC. I agree with 6 as long as it is just chat, if he provides more community features outside of just the chat areas, it could be considered more social.
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by chapel 16y ago
For a web based chat platform I think it falls short, but from what cmatthieu said about making it, Chats.io is really a weekend project. Not really something that 'launches' anyways. As far as what he could do to improve it, here are some
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by chapel 16y ago
Anecdotal experience here, but my father who had a Countrywide home loan before BoA took over has lamented that change since the first day. The big issues for him have been customer service, at Countrywide, the people he talked to were pers
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by chapel 16y ago
I think the original comment was being sarcastic. Since frequent flyer programs work like he said, just not in the guise of game theory.
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Simple real time apps w/ the same code on client/server using dnode & Node.js(github.com)
1 points by chapel 16y ago|0 comments
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by chapel 16y ago
Not only is this article rubbish because there is little to no content and it is taken directly from the NowJS site, but the part about dnode is completely false. > DNode is another RPC system for Node.js. "NowJS is a higher-level inter
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Server Attention Span(xkcd.com)
18 points by chapel 16y ago|0 comments

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