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by cmpb 12y ago
This reminds me of "How a Web Design Goes Straight to Hell" [1] by The Oatmeal. It's a different moral, of course; basically, don't trust the client more than you need to. [1] http://theoatmeal.com/comics
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by cmpb 12y ago
It is an insanely well-managed product (IMO).
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by cmpb 12y ago
Given the huge feature gains in vanilla JS over the past few years (and in particular, the past year via ES6), I think we'll see more people shedding frameworks altogether. At least for the common tasks that were accomplished / ma
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by cmpb 12y ago
This looks pretty interesting. Could someone give me a good use-case for this? I suppose spinning up dev environment on a host other than localhost could be useful? I could also see this being useful as an interface for multiple docker-inst
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by cmpb 12y ago
I see what you're saying about the table filtering! Very slick. Dragging columns around feels very fluid. Great work, I think I might have to go ahead and purchase this one!
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by cmpb 12y ago
This is a nice guide on setting up integration with a PostgreSQL database from Node. I've come across a few projects recently that make similar attempts, as an ORM: Bookshelf: http://bookshelfjs.org/ Sequelize: http:&
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by cmpb 12y ago
I would suggest trying Vyvanse[1] instead of Adderall. It's available by prescription and, being an amphetamine, is schedule II (meaning there are rules on how much you're allowed to have at one time, I think 30/month). Never
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by cmpb 12y ago
It's actually somewhat of a theme in the node community to prefix your project name with 'node-', e.g. [1]. In this case, however, Mozilla is still going against that custom by also prefixing the package name itself with &#x2
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by cmpb 12y ago
That's pretty slick. I'll put this library in my back pocket for later.
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by cmpb 12y ago
It is, however, amazingly convenient and capable of saving a lot of time in bug fixes.
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by cmpb 12y ago
Looks useful! Could you provide an example of a field with validations depending on the value (or validation status) of another field? E.g., birth_month required if birth_year is set and after a certain year.
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by cmpb 12y ago
Reading through these makes me really miss my undergraduate days as a physics major. Only marginally related: If you ever have a chance to go to one of the LIGO [1] sites (Laser Interferometer Gravitational-wave Observatory), do go take a t
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by cmpb 12y ago
This person has produced some pretty incredible things with HTML/JS/CSS (including Matter.js). http://brm.io/work/
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by cmpb 12y ago
Genghisapp is a great drop-in GUI for Mongo btw.
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by cmpb 12y ago
We use it for nearly everything. We use it because it's easily portable, easily configurable and extendable, and it has a very pleasant API. It's also pretty fast.
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by cmpb 12y ago
Trying it out now. So far, I am enjoying how clean the interface is. It really feels like a glorified TODO list (or TODO list manager), but I do think that there is potential here. I would recommend adding features that separate it from the
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by cmpb 12y ago
This looks really slick! I think I can get a lot of use out of this at work.
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by cmpb 12y ago
That's intense and really quite silly. It makes sense to modularize large or complex (or some better modifier?) portions of the code base, but there's a point at which it just becomes too deep of a rabbit hole. I don't believ
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by cmpb 12y ago
He has cemented it, but I think op means formalized with express intent of autocracy.
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by cmpb 12y ago
I like this idea since it solves the issue of easily persisting things you may want to keep around, but wouldn't it limit the types of things you can persist (e.g. can you easily persist ideas/snippets this way)?
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by cmpb 12y ago
This is the area where I feel that Atlassian's SourceTree really shines. It is still an effective tool for manipulating git with a GUI, but the git branching display is insanely useful.
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by cmpb 12y ago
Unless the client is able to change/enforce the priority of the streams or block a stream altogether with a reset. Then it should still be possible to strip out the ads through some Adblock-like mechanism. I see how this could potentia
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by cmpb 12y ago
There are of course more functional approaches to delaying execution of code in Javascript, e.g. by using a callback (which this library supports).
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by cmpb 12y ago
They're actually AppleOne Payroll
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by cmpb 12y ago
You could just run the api on /api via an nginx proxy, that way it uses the same domain. I.e. catch all the traffic coming in to /api and route it to the proxy for you rails app.
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by cmpb 12y ago
Well now that's like saying the generator generated mazes without any work on his part.
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by cmpb 12y ago
An old coworker of mine wrote this: https://github.com/doughsay/room.js Might that be what you're looking for?
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by cmpb 12y ago
Ah, thanks for pointing us there. That's pretty slick
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by cmpb 12y ago
I enjoyed looking through your blog ( http://pressurenet.io/blog/ ). Do you perhaps have a rss/atom feed for the blog or plan to have one at some point?
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by cmpb 12y ago
Can I view the source of the actual program? If not, it doesn't serve much purpose to say that all the cryptographic libraries you use are open-source. Let me see the source and then I'll see about trying your product. As an aside

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