charlie-r

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by charlie-r 9y ago
Use a simpler hosting provider if you're not already familiar with AWS. Power brings complexity, and your product likely won't benefit from solving infrastructure problems you don't have (yet). That said, once your product ou
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by charlie-r 9y ago
Thank you for the encouragement
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by charlie-r 9y ago
Students who start by learning Java will learn solid principals which may be applied to Javascript (or any other language). Students who start by learning Javascript won't learn solid principals.
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by charlie-r 9y ago
I would recommend starting with SBT templates, and I second the recommendation of Scala for the Impatient. We began working with Scala very slowly, only using it for small internal projects until we were more familiar with the language and
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by charlie-r 9y ago
We're starting to develop greenfield APIs in Scala (with Play) rather than PHP (with Laravel) and we've noticed new developers without experience in either language have a surprisingly similar time-to-productivity. Here are some m
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by charlie-r 10y ago
Their Elasticsearch type mapping shows they're using the English fulltext analyzer for message content, I'm curious if they're planning on supporting fulltext search for other languages in the future.
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by charlie-r 10y ago
We've found JIRA to be the best option for our small (5 person) team. We enjoy the ubiquitous integrations, powerful project management tools and reliability. Keyboard shortcut support is fantastic. I would warn that (as of 1.5 years a