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by dcwca 11y ago
This is mainly taking off because native developers want a fast build-run loop, hot code reloading, the ability to update code on the device without pushing a new App Store release, and a shared technology and mental model for writing apps
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by dcwca 11y ago
An easy distinction I use is: can the user alter the content? If so, it's an application. If not, it's a website.
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by dcwca 11y ago
They ever did?
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by dcwca 11y ago
What about the case where you plan on using the app one time for a grand total of 30 seconds? Is the trouble of visiting the App Store, authenticating, installing, launching, allowing permissions and onboarding really worthwhile? Or is that
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by dcwca 11y ago
I think the implication with these huge companies is that erosion of shareholder trust is the same as the erosion of consumer trust.
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by dcwca 11y ago
I can't reply to the grand-child of this post, so here's my reply. It seems that you don't like Node and are intent not to use it. I respect that and am not trying to push it. I think asynchronous programming in the reactor p
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by dcwca 11y ago
When you say languages, do you really mean frameworks? It seems like languages are fairly general purpose and don't go out of their way to tell you how to build your application. Node is more in the "language" camp than the &
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by dcwca 11y ago
> As for no recommend approach - that's deliberate. I don't think most people working on Node want a Rails equivalent This is a useful way to understand what Node is. Node's core API is for building any sort of network ser
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by dcwca 11y ago
Instability is the very thing this merge and the foundation seek to address. Where there was once an uncertain future, there is now a Board of Directors and a Technical Steering Committee bound by a Open Governance Model. The future has nev
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by dcwca 11y ago
The io.js fork and subsequent merge back into Node.js, including the birth of the Node Foundation, has been one of the best examples of the power of open source I have ever seen in action. The situation went from bad, to worse, to the best
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by dcwca 11y ago
I'd love to know what this looks like in 2015.
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