czzarr

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by czzarr 14y ago
even though the project looks good, this is spot on.
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by czzarr 14y ago
it hasn't been updated in ages, which is a shame really as last time I checked a lot of the super useful commands (like transforming an issue into a PR) were not working because of the v3 API
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by czzarr 14y ago
this was exactly what I thought. Plus I don't know if it is the HN effect or not, but it's hella slow and unusable right now.
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by czzarr 14y ago
hopefully this doesn't happen. Backbone is fine as it is.
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by czzarr 14y ago
Backbone is very minimalist, which is great because it gets out of your way and you rarely end up bundling huge unused chunks of code with your app. However it also means that you're going to have to write a decent amount of boilerplates an
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by czzarr 14y ago
this looks great. Any chance we can get a schedule of the talks? I didn't find them on the website.
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by czzarr 14y ago
thanks for the answers!
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by czzarr 14y ago
* why did you choose Heroku and MongoHQ rather than EC2? Isn't Heroku super expensive once you get past the weekend project scale? * why do you choose to extend views rather than using mixins? * what was your experience with requireJS asi
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Why Facebook Will Fail Miserably Building a Smartphone(stevecheney.posterous.com)
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by czzarr 14y ago
> Transitions = factorial(state). In best case if they don't confuse states and transitions (wich is common) you'll end up with a spaghetti code where goto are replaced with callbacks on events. Hey could you expand on this? I don't und
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by czzarr 14y ago
agreed, how come this article doesn't link to any more serious publications? I'm tired of dumb journalists using science to make a quick buzz. It's like that kid who had allegedly found a way to derive more energies by making solar panels i
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History Is Repeating Itself: From No Limit Holdem to Startups(needforair.com)
1 points by czzarr 14y ago|0 comments
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Build. Measure. Learn. Occasionally Burn.(jawfishgames.com)
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Why Facebook is killing Silicon Valley(steveblank.com)
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by czzarr 14y ago
you might want to check out this awesome podcast by very serious node contributors/programmers: http://nodeup.com They often talk about upcoming conferences, meetups and other interesting stuff like good modules, good ways to do things, e
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by czzarr 14y ago
ok thanks for replying I see your point. We are currently developing a project that hopefully will reach web scale (that is the goal anyway) and we started out with mongoose (without really thinking about it though) because it brings you a
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by czzarr 14y ago
i'm curious, why do you recommend the mongo native driver instead of mongoose?
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by czzarr 14y ago
stylus lets you write code as minimalistic as you want, meaning you don't have to do it to the max and get rid of everything.
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by czzarr 14y ago
you could be talking about this stuff and be passionate about it without talking about your books. I understand why you do though.
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by czzarr 14y ago
meh they're all about defending their own piece of meat. Sacha talks about his book, zedshaw talks about his books.
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by czzarr 14y ago
npm is vastly better than the gem package manager imo, making using modules infinitely easier. Furthermore, node modules (the good ones) do one thing and do it right. What I like about node is they give you the core without which you can't
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by czzarr 14y ago
definitely agree with this. I can understand why 37signals use RoR, because they built it and know it inside out. But for a newcomer diving into rails now is difficult because the ecosystem is so huge it's hard to navigate, and everything i
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by czzarr 14y ago
html and css source is not execution. Getting distribution, partnerships, sales, etc. right is execution, especially since they don't clone tech-intensive companies (or at least not the tech-intensive parts)
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by czzarr 14y ago
why is that sad? Silicon VAlley claims ideas are worthless and execution is everything, until someone actually copies their idea.
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by czzarr 14y ago
this actually looks pretty good, first time I say this for a location-baed app.
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by czzarr 14y ago
wondering the same thing
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Virgin Atlantic: First UK Airline With Full Mobile Access(thenextweb.com)
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Between a rock and a hard place – our decision to abandon the Mac App Store(blogs.atlassian.com)
3 points by czzarr 14y ago|0 comments
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by czzarr 14y ago
Trello too complex, seriously? I had the opposite experience, I found Trello super straightforward, and so did my parents, girlfriend, friends etc, whereas Asana is not that straightforward
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by czzarr 14y ago
i wish there was vi mode for iOS. seriously it would work great

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