cmsimike

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   by cmsimike 14y ago

   I knew about this reply but I couldn't really disprove the original post. I'm glad I'm not the only who thinks the post is fake, especially since I couldn't find mention of the fake post anywhere else on the internet.
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   by cmsimike 14y ago

   Gemini is a full-featured web framework. We've built it and maintain it internally. It offers caching (though not enabled for these tests), lightweight ORM, bunch of default handling methods and plenty of other features.
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   by cmsimike 14y ago

   I 100% agree with this. It has been a huge point of discussion for us here internally. "Developer efficiently with language x." Ultimately, language performance does matter but there are ways to make up for less performant languages. If it
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   by cmsimike 14y ago

   IMO if you build a product and it is working, there really is not much reason to redo your efforts in a higher performance framework unless your needs require you to do so. If you are at your current hardware's limits and you can't throw mo
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   by cmsimike 14y ago

   That would be an interesting metric indeed.
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   by cmsimike 14y ago

   Is 1.1 production ready? I'd feel weird about incorporating something still in a "beta" phase though.
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   by cmsimike 14y ago

   Really? We're definitely going to try that out!
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   Ask HN: Why is there no V8 engine-type project for Python or Ruby?

   13 points by cmsimike 14y ago|8 comments