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   Getting Real: free 37signals book on building a successful webapp(gettingreal.37signals.com)

   65 points by clyfe 16y ago|17 comments
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   by clyfe 16y ago

   I marketed it better, ie. "browse fast"
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   by clyfe 16y ago

   * No MVC copy managed to be a better Rails http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=up0kiOJvUpI * One more link for you https://github.com/languages
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   by clyfe 16y ago

   Ruby is definitely not fading! http://www.google.com/trends?q=ruby,+python&ctab=0&g... http://www.google.com/trends?q=rails,+django&ctab=0&...
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   by clyfe 16y ago

   Coding the whole app in JS in the browser and using the server only for proxying data and validation/filtering. See: SproutCore, Cappuccino, Backbone.js, JavaScript.MVC Avi Bryant's "Django is obsolete, but so is everything else" http://py
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   by clyfe 16y ago

   An ebook reader. Advice ? (iPad, Galaxy, Kindle, B&Noble's reader ???)
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   Ask HN: What are the current (IT) industry skills employment cash cows?

   5 points by clyfe 16y ago|9 comments
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   by clyfe 16y ago

   Ruby can use both "{...}" and "do ... end", with a slight difference between the two (precedence): def some_method { ... } def some_method do ... end
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   by clyfe 16y ago

   Related http://githubissues.heroku.com/ (built with capuccino)
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    by clyfe 16y ago

    I was always annoyed by the ajaxless slow github directory listing, especially on java-deep repos, when I stumbled on this project I found it a god-sent so I hurried to HN to post it.
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    by clyfe 16y ago

    https://github.com/search?type=Repositories&language=jav...
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    by clyfe 16y ago

    contribute bugfixes to http://github.com/sr3d/GithubFinder
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    Browse github fast with GithubFinder(sr3d.github.com)

    65 points by clyfe 16y ago|22 comments
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    Why a tree view is a poor navigational choice(ripul.blogspot.com)

    2 points by clyfe 16y ago|0 comments
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    Pragmatic Programmers Magazines (Free)(pragprog.com)

    190 points by clyfe 16y ago|16 comments
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    by clyfe 16y ago

    I struggled with the exact same question the last few days. Semantically both have the same features. You can find an informed comparison here: http://devtionary.com/?p=89 My initial preference was Less, because sass seemed framgmented wi
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    Springer's CS Reading Room (Free access to CS journals)(springer.com)

    36 points by clyfe 16y ago|8 comments
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    by clyfe 16y ago

    Arguable, but I think Rails haw way more docs than django: http://railstutorial.org/book , http://guides.rubyonrails.org/ , http://railscasts.com/ to name a few
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    by clyfe 16y ago

    You should check active scaffold plugin for rails. (fork http://github.com/vhochstein/active_scaffold for rails 3)
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    Ask HN: Subdomains vs Directories for Account has many Users

    4 points by clyfe 16y ago|3 comments
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    by clyfe 16y ago

    http://github.com/benpickles/js-model A JS ORM that can use localStorage as ... storage.
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    LLVM 2.8 Released(llvm.org)

    3 points by clyfe 16y ago|0 comments
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    by clyfe 16y ago

    I hate config files, having written a software tool GUI to configure lots of daemons that traditionally use config files. The steps, in general, were parse-modify-overwrite, a real hassle considering the diversity of grammars each daemon em
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    Why Mongrel2 Doesn't Use INI Files (Zed Shaw)(sheddingbikes.com)

    24 points by clyfe 16y ago|64 comments
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    by clyfe 16y ago

    Oh, I knew this one, I couldn't find it anymore. It's made by some Ruby star guy and Amy Hoy designer.
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    Ask HN: Inspirational money making web apps made by hackers.

    107 points by clyfe 16y ago|96 comments
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    by clyfe 16y ago

    http://github.com/languages
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    by clyfe 16y ago

    1. The first rule to actually be able to build stuff is to learn real life programming : know a couple of languages, their libraries and ecosystems. Tip: use open source tools 2. Know algorithms to make smart software. If you make a boa
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    by clyfe 16y ago

    I use this library in my latest project, it's at least twice as fast compared to jquery and it will soon have ponies support by default!
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    by clyfe 16y ago

    Scala: for the actors thingie, dsl abilities and general power. Fits great in my mind for stable (ha) and fast backend server stuff. Afterwards i'll check clojure. Background: I already know Java, and am a Ruby convert.