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   Winter Is Probably Coming Soon(techcrunch.com)

   106 points by devNoise 12y ago|69 comments
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   Share Your App Idea(medium.com)

   3 points by devNoise 12y ago|0 comments
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   by devNoise 12y ago

   Does anyone have an idea for some of Recki-CT's use cases? I get that compiled PHP will be faster. This seems useful for PHP scripts you would run from the command line. Using the resulting binary as a CGI with Apache would incur the f
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   by devNoise 12y ago

   This project looks interesting, but the source code looks to be for Visual Studio. Which would limit the DIY option to windows users. They do offer a SaaS option which could run costs even higher.
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   by devNoise 12y ago

   You can get a free VM from MS to test under IE at https://modern.ie/en-us/virtualization-tools On the mac, they are support VMWare, VirtualBox and Parallells.
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   by devNoise 12y ago

   Thanks. I'll keep an eye on it, but will hold off on making a switch.
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   by devNoise 12y ago

   I've been using Vagrant/Virtual to run Ubuntu LTS for my Javascript dev env. Does it make sense switch to CoreOS? I generally run it as a headless server. No X-windows or GUI needed.
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   by devNoise 12y ago

   Angular's data binding is nice and has sold me on using that framework. As fairly point out in the blog post it can slow down the browser with to many DOM updates. This looks like a decent solution to have the DOM update when you want
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   by devNoise 12y ago

   I'm a person that still wears a watch and the effort that goes into hand crafted watches amaze me. These are definitely out of my price range.
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    Look over the watchmakers' shoulders(youtube.com)

    2 points by devNoise 12y ago|1 comments
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    by devNoise 12y ago

    grunt is the build tool for the Angular.js side of things. It is doing a lot of other html front end stuff to make the SPA. Also grunt has a watch process that see code changes, it will then compile them and have the server get the browser
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    5 Jedi Mind Tricks to Get More Views of Your Explainer Video(adeliestudios.com)

    1 points by devNoise 12y ago|0 comments
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    Are We Coming to the End of SEO?(mashable.com)

    1 points by devNoise 12y ago|0 comments
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    Google: 6 Reasons Why Nobody Uses Your App(fastcodesign.com)

    2 points by devNoise 12y ago|0 comments
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    You probably don’t need REST(wcarss.ca)

    4 points by devNoise 12y ago|0 comments
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    by devNoise 12y ago

    Currently all I'm seeing is a Java Basics. No other info about the other programming. Let me know when you get more content up.
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    BIC – Universal Typeface Experiment(theuniversaltypeface.com)

    9 points by devNoise 12y ago|0 comments
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    by devNoise 12y ago

    I found my birthday if I used MMDDYYY, but it didn't find it for YYYYMMDD. I tend to use the latter format when I'm date stamping files.
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    by devNoise 12y ago

    I wonder if they had to pay or if Apple decided to include of free in our post Snowden era. A couple of years ago, I was at a ddg hackathon when inclusion came up. I believe they mentioned that it was on the order of a 7 digit number to be
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    by devNoise 12y ago

    Try to equate being crawled with the /. effect. The site can server web pages, but not at scale. So if the googlebot comes along to index your site, the webserver may fail under load. Perhaps you're on co-hosting plan and your pro
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    by devNoise 12y ago

    I submitted this link because I'm currently in an argument with my co founders about interns. They don't think there is an issue with unpaid interns and we have not gotten any advice from either lawyers or HR experts. Lawsuits men
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    5 Things You Need To Know Before Hiring Startup Interns(founderdating.com)

    1 points by devNoise 12y ago|2 comments
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    by devNoise 12y ago

    My primary computer is OS X, but my work tends to target Linux servers.
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    by devNoise 12y ago

    I would tend to agree that google needs to solve this problem for indexing. They were the source for angular.js and they must realize that stuff they want to index will be buried in one page javascript apps going forward.
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    Which tweet will be retweeted more?(chenhaot.com)

    4 points by devNoise 12y ago|0 comments
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    One-Stop-Shop for Easy Mobile Marketing(meg.com)

    1 points by devNoise 12y ago|0 comments
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    by devNoise 12y ago

    I think you're right. The line that made me think that something might change is: "we changed the basement trying to keep most of the building unchanged." The "most" part made me wonder what obscure part of userland
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    by devNoise 12y ago

    This sounds like a nice improvement to PHP performance. Are there any parts of the language that will have to change for this enhancement? I expect that that changes will be minimal, if any are needed.
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    by devNoise 12y ago

    Don't forget to drink your Ovaltine!
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    by devNoise 12y ago

    I can agree that some of those items seem middle tier. Though the most tools to help with javascript development usually require node to be installed. Even though I won't deploy node to production. Some node modules want to be globally