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   by dham 11y ago

   What matters in the end is not the technology we use though. It’s how we can resolve our customer’s problems and evolve as those problems evolve too. Thank you for saying that and posting this article. I've recently started a compan
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   by dham 11y ago

   You can catch undefined variables with something like eslint or jshint.
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   by dham 11y ago

   Good post here. I'm doing similar things with Angular and Rails. For the most part jQuery gets me most of the way. In cases where I need something really complex I just look to Angular 1.x for that one page. It works, it's eas
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   by dham 11y ago

   Rails continues to include things that most developers need when building a web application or api. While most people are arguing about web framework speeds Rails has been putting in features that are useful, like mail previews, strong para
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   by dham 11y ago

   Yes
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   by dham 11y ago

   Express is a micro framework, Rails is not. Rails covers more ground. You would want to compare security of Express to Sinatra or Grape.
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   by dham 11y ago

   Node.js is not a web framework. http://expressjs.com/advanced/security-updates.html
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   by dham 11y ago

   I agree. I've tried to get into Clojure several times. The thing is I actually like the first code example. It's more explicit to me about what is happening.
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   by dham 11y ago

   After trying Clojure(and Luminus) several times over the past year I don't think it would be my go to for things that Rails is tackling. On a side note writing Clojure gave me a little anxiety so I'm trying to hold back on it for
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    by dham 12y ago

    This library works great with Flux Stores and async validation with React. I was searching far and wide for a good validation library that used plain Javascript objects and did Async validation. This is it. Documentation is great.
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    Validate.js: Best validation library period(github.com)

    3 points by dham 12y ago|2 comments
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    Change How You Type Forever(youtube.com)

    2 points by dham 12y ago|0 comments
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    CrossTap: Universal typing software from the future(kickstarter.com)

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

    logged into another app. Then refreshed and got this. 'use strict'; define(function () { var itcApp = angular.module('itcApp', ['ngRoute', 'routeResolverServices', 'angularFileUpload', &
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    by dham 12y ago

    logged into another app. Then refreshed and got this. 'use strict'; define(function() { var itcApp = angular.module('itcApp', [ 'ngRoute', 'routeResolverServices', &#x27
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    NextGlass Knows If You'll Love a Beer or Wine by Scanning the Label(lifehacker.com)

    11 points by dham 12y ago|5 comments
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    by dham 12y ago

    Looks pretty cool but why are you running Web Brick?
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    by dham 12y ago

    Source Code Pro
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    by dham 12y ago

    https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7692112
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    by dham 12y ago

    I did this a year or so ago. Arrived at Rails. Close contender was Laravel. Rails won because of: 1. A awesome ORM 2. I could use Ruby for iOS applications(Rubymotion). 3. JRuby 4. Great for writing scripts and little one off things I n
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    by dham 12y ago

    > (1) if you are expecting a lot of load you will likely get more throughput out of the JVM This is true but not really a reason to move away from Ruby. We've found a really good medium between doing Rails on MRI and writing Rack s
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    by dham 12y ago

    Just need to have a dropdown of the primary language like Bitbucket does. Probably have different results.
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    Ask HN: How did C# become one of the most cross platform languages of all time?

    11 points by dham 12y ago|4 comments
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    by dham 13y ago

    http://james.newtonking.com/json/help/index.html?topic=html/... CamelCasePropertyNamesContractResolver
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    by dham 13y ago

    Rails is not bloated, it just comes with a lot of features. I'd suggest watching these videos. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Ex8EEv-WPs http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUNdKVG2W-8 A typical Rails inst
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    by dham 13y ago

    You might want to look at https://github.com/rubys/ruby2js
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    by dham 13y ago

    Yea. They have a canvas wrapper that this guy did not use so you don't have to do that. With that being said, this project https://github.com/rubys/ruby2js is more appealing to me. Sure it doesn't pass mor
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    by dham 13y ago

    I can't find the post right now but I believe it's 2.3 with 3.x features put in, like asset pipeline.
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    by dham 13y ago

    At my company(we are small just 2 devs), I decided to go down the Node route, because why not, the project I just got off of was a lot of client javascript(with Play framework) and it made sense. This was the end of 2011. I was looking fo
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    by dham 13y ago

    Phusion Passenger( https://www.phusionpassenger.com/ ) supports Node.