chillax

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Schema injection coming to a NoSQL site near you(mysqltalk.wordpress.com)
3 points by chillax 15y ago|0 comments
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by chillax 15y ago
I guess they have to have that. Or perhaps they built it on top of intellij community edition?
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by chillax 15y ago
Seems like they are using a derivative of PyCharm for the IDE-part?
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by chillax 15y ago
There's a good mix of english and norwegian videos. Lighting talks are also included.
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Videos from JavaZone 2011: Cloud, Java, JVM, Scala etc.(vimeo.com)
1 points by chillax 15y ago|1 comments
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by chillax 15y ago
Unless they've improved a lot in the last year or so I'd stay away from both Acer and HP at least. Lenovo Thinkpads or Macbook Pro/Air is probably your best bet (running Windows through bootcamp)
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Slidifier - create online presentations with markdown like syntax(slidifier.com)
5 points by chillax 15y ago|0 comments
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by chillax 15y ago
Personally I prefer intellij due to good integration with maven, spring and hibernate out of the box. It's been some years since I tried out Eclipse, so I'm going to try out the latest release in some spare time since I now hear maven suppo
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by chillax 15y ago
But wouldn't you apply some of those refactorings in other languages too? Movings methods, refactoring out inner classes, removing/adding parameters to methods and constructors etc. It all adds up if the language has good support in your ID
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by chillax 15y ago
I'm no good at US law.. So what happended here is that NYT got infringement notice from Lodsys and then took it directly to the court to have it establish that NYT does not infringe? And they want it heard in Chicago, IL, since that is very
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by chillax 15y ago
This is one started up last year in Norway: Ten years and 1.5 billion Norwegian kroner ($252 million) in the making, Halden is spread over 75 acres (30 hectares) of gently sloping forest in southeastern Norway. The facility boasts amenitie
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by chillax 15y ago
Clean Code
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by chillax 16y ago
PyCharm supports Django (1.3) at least. I see there is a ticket open for jinja support 2 though. I've no experience with pycharm, but if it has some of the qualities of intellij (and to some extent rubymine) it should be usable.