creullin

6 ms·

1.
Vue vs. React: Battle of the JavaScript Frameworks(deliciousbrains.com)
1 points by creullin 9y ago|0 comments
2.
by creullin 10y ago
Getting enough sleep. Seriously, it makes a huge difference. You're able to make better mental connections and decisions when you're well rested, ultimately leading to growth as a developer.
3.
by creullin 10y ago
I get that, but that's after the first TB. For a $5 VPS I'd expect most customers wouldn't go over that.
4.
by creullin 10y ago
They say on the FAQ: >For every Lightsail plan you use, we charge you the fixed hourly price, up to the maximum monthly plan cost. Wording implies the monthly pricing is a 'maximum' price.
5.
by creullin 10y ago
Pretty cool! Spun up a new server in like 30 seconds. I can see this being helpful for small POC's and the like. I'd say a good next step would be to add some more user-data example scripts for common setups. Awesome job!
6.
by creullin 10y ago
I think this really boils down to self regulation. In some/most cases no one is forcing you to work 50+ hours a week. I remember a sign a coworker used to have in his office. The gist is - are you happy? If so, keep doing what you&#x27
7.
by creullin 10y ago
These are all very good points, coming from someone in a agency/consulting shop. Big things I find are being able to communicate effectively with non-technical folks, budget accurately, and knowing when to ask for help vs. hammering so
8.
by creullin 10y ago
Good reasoning here. Bluebird also has alot of utility methods that native promises don't have/support. http://programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/278778/why-ar...
9.
by creullin 10y ago
I love that the screenshot is HTML. DevOps is known to be very heavily HTML based work... .
10.
by creullin 10y ago
I dunno if this promotes their product all that much. It does highlight some major issues with out of date plugins and WP installs though.
11.
by creullin 10y ago
Eh, it wasn't WordPress per se, but a plugin. This plugin's vulnerability was also posted YEARS ago. So I wouldn't blame WP (in this case). As a dev, I've come across plenty of out of date CMS/ modules/ plugins
12.
by creullin 10y ago
Haha. This is awesome. I wonder what the final output would be. A full song?
13.
by creullin 10y ago
Nice. Was looking for something like this.
14.
by creullin 10y ago
Ah cool. Kind of like a Heroku build pack. Still more effort than 'just deploy' though.
15.
by creullin 10y ago
Also, Openshift is only supporting Node O.10 right now...
16.
by creullin 11y ago
Sucks, but we've all been there. If the admin is reading this, it's all going to be ok! Just remember, life sucks, then you die...
17.
by creullin 11y ago
Nice write up. As someone who doesn't work remotely this provides some neat insight.
18.
by creullin 11y ago
Oh man I so agree with you. Just finished a mini app build with React. I don't understand the popularity.
19.
by creullin 11y ago
Indeed they do https://twitter.com/slackhq/status/677237274770341888
20.
by creullin 11y ago
Yep, same boat here. Even in Web dev if the page takes too long to load, or an API call is slow...off to HN
21.
by creullin 11y ago
I agree. The mobile apps for HN are terrible.
22.
by creullin 11y ago
Cool. Any word on a responsive template for the site?
23.
by creullin 11y ago
I think these points could be for 'hip' frameworks in general. As a developer, it's tiring keeping up with the latest and greatest AT ALL TIMES. Anyone have a good comparison of React and Angular that cuts through the hype?
24.
Node.js callbacks and Christmas trees(petetasker.com)
2 points by creullin 11y ago|0 comments
25.
by creullin 12y ago
Looks like some formatting issues in the "Super Easy Integration" sample code. JS/Java and .NET have some weird tab spaces. Chrome Mac OSX Yosemite.
26.
Holiday Hangover Helper(holidayhangoverhelper.ca)
1 points by creullin 13y ago|0 comments
27.
by creullin 14y ago
Coders Twitter account https://twitter.com/iurevych