chrisrhoden

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by chrisrhoden 15y ago
You can do this in iOS and Android as well.
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by chrisrhoden 15y ago
I would also love to hear why you think that identity has anything to do with OAuth or this discussion.
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by chrisrhoden 15y ago
My primary gripe is with people claiming that oauth doesnt solve a problem. That simply providing a single header is all that is requited. That OAuth is too hard. OAuth is a set of flows for obtaining tokens. These toekns are, by definition
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by chrisrhoden 15y ago
This is such a ridiculous post from someone who got frustrated because they didn't understand OAuth. Nothing more. They will get it soon, and they will feel bad for attempting to write something that makes OAuth look bad. Give it time.
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by chrisrhoden 15y ago
My bad, we agree on this. But there are a whole bunch of other great things that OAuth brings.
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by chrisrhoden 15y ago
Everyone chiming in here is just blatantly, blatantly wrong. OAuth is a solid solution to a very real set of problems. The fact that you are unaware of the potential problems does not make those problems any less valid. As someone who has i
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by chrisrhoden 15y ago
And hashing them is not useful if you intend to authenticate with them. I think you mean encrypt. Hacker finds encryption key. See "Until someone steals its database."
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by chrisrhoden 15y ago
What was this before it went over quota?
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by chrisrhoden 15y ago
No such thing as "global-variables-by-default". > (function () { internalvariablewithnovardelcaration = "string"; })(); > internalvariablewithnovardeclaration ReferenceError: internalvariablewithnovardeclaration is not
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by chrisrhoden 15y ago
> (function () { internalvariablewithnovardelcaration = "string"; })(); > internalvariablewithnovardeclaration ReferenceError: internalvariablewithnovardeclaration is not defined at [object Context]:1:1
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by chrisrhoden 15y ago
Chrome To Phone? Seriously. Imagining being able to bring your browsing session from your desktop to your phone hasn't been necessary for over a year.
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by chrisrhoden 15y ago
Java has good unit testing frameworks. Try Obj-C/Cocoa.
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by chrisrhoden 15y ago
I am well aware of testing, TDD, BDD, and have been plugged into the scene for a while. For the server and client both, I really like Jasmine as a testing framework. Of course, there's always cucumber :) http://pivotal.github.com/jasmine/
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by chrisrhoden 15y ago
moved from the blog comments section: Woah, man. Woah. I think you're missing the primary benefit here, which is that he avoids regressions. By the time you are adding feature 256, you have 255 features which are going to possibly be affect
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by chrisrhoden 15y ago
I love MacRuby - good way to make some of that AppStore money without having to use all those [square braces]
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by chrisrhoden 16y ago
Frankly, we have made efforts for quite a while to eliminate classifications which are used solely to put people down. While it is true that hipster is not as offensive as some other classifying words and carries none of the historical ba
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by chrisrhoden 16y ago
The anti-hipster culture is hilarious. It is impossible for me to read this without pointing out that after a very well-reasoned and largely accurate argument against the completely irrational spite, you close with a (admittedly small) tast
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by chrisrhoden 16y ago
OP is responsible for top 5 level apps in several paid categories. More importantly, one of the grievances is that Google doesn't look at support requests. Like, at all.
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by chrisrhoden 16y ago
If you opt to add a repository that is full of malware, that is no different from downloading a piece of software from an unreputable website. I don't really see the issue here, especially since most users will not every find a need to use
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An Open Letter to Apple Computer, Inc.
22 points by chrisrhoden 16y ago|23 comments
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by chrisrhoden 17y ago
Please remember the incredible amount of pressure he felt to continue support for older projects. That is why he initially set timelimits on certain projects. If he had stopped committing, people would have been beating down his door for an