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by dmak 11y ago
TL;DR - They started locally first.
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by dmak 11y ago
I have similar frustrations with most of Google's products. I hate the maps the most. Between the iOS and the web version, it can be so difficult to find the same data.
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by dmak 11y ago
Does Amazon have one? How did you find out Facebook has one coming? I'm assuming facebook needs one for their own data center, and if that's the case then could this mean they want to enter a similar market as AWS?
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by dmak 11y ago
I don't think the structure of the response would be the dictating factor for a "poorly designed RESTful architecture". This response format no longer makes things RESTful because it lumps together so many different models. T
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by dmak 11y ago
I get promises, but in this example: function getFullName( id ){ return ajax( "/user/" + id + "/name" ) + " " + ajax( "/user/" + id + "/lastname" )
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by dmak 11y ago
Very common. RESTful architectures always give rise to this type of pattern. For example, you fetch a user id, and then you fetch all the blog posts by the user then you fetch the comments for the blog posts.
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by dmak 11y ago
Definitely better than callbacks, but debatable wether this solution or promises is better. I like both.
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by dmak 11y ago
The idea is to improve code composition by creating synchronicity. With Promises, you generally have to return the promise and then attach a then method to do something which is contagious and creates tons of dependencies on promises.
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by dmak 11y ago
I get that it returns a wrapper, but the functions like map and toUpperCase would have to wait for the asynchronous callback somehow. How does this work?
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What are some frameworks for building APIs straight away?
1 points by dmak 11y ago|3 comments
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by dmak 11y ago
Honestly, if anything, I think Heroku needs servers in Asia
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by dmak 11y ago
Well, I dont know what I expected, but this is incredibly underwhelming.
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by dmak 11y ago
I don't like to view it as an disorder, because that says there is a correct way that your brain should function. I think it's just different. Viewing it disorder is self-defeating for people with ADHD, it's like saying they
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by dmak 11y ago
To further that point, JavaScript is more similar to Scheme if anything.
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by dmak 11y ago
I'm confused. Did he have cancer brewing for a long time that had gone undetected?
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by dmak 11y ago
It's not laggy at all using Mac OSX Chrome with a trackpad.
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by dmak 12y ago
What is even considered overuse of event broadcasting and listening? I disagree completely with this being an anti-pattern. It is very effective and it helps encapsulate code and separate out concerns very well. For example, if you are poll
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by dmak 12y ago
For the routing, this seems like the traditional server-side routing where you have a 1 to 1 relationship between a page and a URL (as opposed to a relationship between an URL and a state). If that premise is correct, does this mean Skit wo
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by dmak 12y ago
Yes, it isn't backwards compatible, but you can use AngularJS 2 side by side with Angular 1.X. There were migration paths presented at NG Japan.
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Professional Football Player Publishes a Study in a Math Journal(bloomberg.com)
2 points by dmak 12y ago|0 comments
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by dmak 12y ago
This is a bit of a tangent, but I really wanted to comment on the product he is making. I have been using apiary.io, and I always felt that it was lacking in many aspects (versioning, ghetto note editor, parsing issues in the preview, etc..
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by dmak 12y ago
Honestly, if you are taking that long for your handle bars to be loaded, then you have a bigger issues. For example, perhaps the website is waiting for a huge response from across the world to resolve, and there is no way for any JS framewo
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by dmak 12y ago
Yes but that is completely missing the point.
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by dmak 12y ago
Sounds like they are trying to move people from Angular to Dart
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by dmak 12y ago
It really is inevitable if you take a look how different 2.0 is. I think its for the better.
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by dmak 12y ago
I am not suggesting that they should be assholes, but do you think Napster won the war by playing by the rules?
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by dmak 12y ago
And can we get any source on that claim?
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by dmak 12y ago
I agree completely. You wouldn't do this any ANY language let alone Angular. However, I get he is trying to make a point that junior developers are using the $scope too trivially therefore causing slow performances, but this can be eas
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by dmak 12y ago
The worst part about abstracting JS to classical inheritance (ex, CoffeeScript classes) is that the concepts do not match 1 to 1. If you try to create class variables, you will quickly run into closure issues which are clearly obvious in th
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by dmak 12y ago
Have you built any production apps with Angular?

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