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by d0m 13y ago
Btw, node.js / angular is production ready. There are others edgy framework or languages that I wouldn't recommend for the exact reasons you are saying.
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by d0m 13y ago
I'm a django expert and I've built dozen of projects with it. So it would be hypocrite of me to tell you not to learn it. On the other hand, when I first started learning it, it was a young framework not well known (PHP was stil
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by d0m 13y ago
I've been saying this for 2 years.. Backbone is a MVC meta-framework!
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by d0m 13y ago
Thanks. The library was highly inspired from Arc where most of the keywords are short and sweet. (keep, fold, [] shortcut, etc.)
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by d0m 13y ago
Look, I love functional programming. I use it all the time and I procrastinate in the shower about the best to add currying to all my favorite languages. That being said, even after all those years, I still find this: expr, res = &quo
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by d0m 13y ago
So much hate on HN these days. Thanks for sharing, that's definitely a very useful and productive stack that I keep going back to again and again for every projects. Will give it a try next time.
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by d0m 13y ago
It's hard, I've read most comments in this discussion thread and most of them aren't coming from procrastinators. But if I may say the only trick that worked for me... get started. That's the hardest part. But once you g
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by d0m 13y ago
Quick word to say I really like the website.. congrats on the team behind it! : )
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by d0m 13y ago
"We are starting with the word processor, but our mission is to eventually build the productivity suite for the mobile era." -> Intriguing! Basically, google doc for mobile. That's not a bad idea seeing how google are clos
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by d0m 13y ago
Sell the value of your service, not the amount of time. "Making sure the server is secure, up-to-date and always online" > "1 hour a month".
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by d0m 13y ago
I take the per project cost, divide it by the amount of time it was supposed to take before all the new requirements.. that gives an estimated-agreed-on hourly rate. I then use that hourly rate to discuss new features.
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by d0m 13y ago
I really like this library.. it's been a while I've been looking for something similar. Angular was a bit "too big" for some of my projects, and backbone was just too verbose. Something like this will let me keep the c
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by d0m 13y ago
Reminds me Zelda and the puzzle blocks you need to move on the ice : )
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by d0m 13y ago
Hey would be great to see the differences between GoInstant and Firebase. (Or parse) Thanks, page and services look great
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by d0m 13y ago
Just wanted to say a special mention to the knife_or_banana method: def do_GET(self): try: self.knife_or_banana(self.path) [...] def knife_or_banana(self, path): # THIS AIN'T
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by d0m 13y ago
Hacking Health (hackinghealth.ca) Pair up health professionals and hackers to make better healthcare. We provide multiple events such as hackatons, cafes, consults and we're working on an accelerator to link team to real clinics and ho
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by d0m 13y ago
Thanks for sharing, some beautiful gems in it.. More specifically, didn't know about Duet. That's a beautifully designed website!
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by d0m 13y ago
The goal of the R7 is to avoid this. You could read the article and the spec before saying sneaky comments like this.
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by d0m 13y ago
"Like" if you want to stop NSA spying!
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by d0m 13y ago
Love it, this is great. I'd definitely use it for quick prototypes and hackatons. It says "No setup, No configuration". But what if I want to configure stuff? For instance, there's a lot of things going on in settings.py
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by d0m 13y ago
I'm a bit ashamed.. I still use sublime2 with the dialog popping here and then asking me to pay for it :-/ The only reason I don't pay to upgrade is simply because my current setup is working perfectly.. i.e. Why would you pa
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by d0m 13y ago
I'm a bit confused about the "Stories". What does it mean? Is it articles? Blog posts?
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by d0m 13y ago
It will arrive to my door this Friday, really excited to read it! Concerning lemonad, since there's no documentation yet, I think the Annotation is really the way to go to get a quick feel at what the library has to offer: http:/
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by d0m 13y ago
Awesome tool. This is something I was struggling with node.. I had so many processes starting with "node /...." that it was a real pain to track what was doing what, which one to restart, which ones are zombies, etc etc. I wo
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by d0m 13y ago
Go ahead, post all random wikipedia articles you want. The cool thing is how only the most interesting ones will be upvoted. Now that I think of it, that could be a neat small script to hack.. post random wiki articles on HN, let HN-ers upv
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by d0m 13y ago
Yep, very happy for you guys. If I wasn't working on my own stuff, Firebase would clearly be the very first startup I'd apply to work with.
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by d0m 13y ago
So far I've been disappointed by the "functional X" books.. Probably because I've read SICP and much of the "functional" books just repeat the same patterns over and over.. i.e. memoization, closures, map, redu
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by d0m 13y ago
Probably one of the best video introduction I've seen in a while!
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by d0m 13y ago
>> What I am sure of is that a system that is less complex and easier to use is better engineering. I agree. I think this is what made the success of very popular libraries (such as Jquery), but also protocols like email and the web.
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by d0m 13y ago
I know it's really not the point on the article, but I wanted to share a quick and dirty solution for a common problem, especially this: >> If you were using jQuery to do this, you’d likely bind a function to the click event on e

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