don_draper

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by don_draper 13y ago
This is a great example of where Angular shines compared to jQuery. Yes, you can do this with just jQuery but it won't be as well modeled or as easy to test.
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by don_draper 13y ago
I got my Master's education much cheaper from Oreilly U @ oreilly.com
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by don_draper 13y ago
Right. But when a security vulnerability is announced for Apache, MySQL, Postfix, etc, I don't have to worry about it.
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by don_draper 13y ago
Also, http://thehousingbubbleblog.com
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by don_draper 13y ago
Will you remember to come back here within 5 years and revisit your mocking of Peter Schiff? The Fed is printing lots of money. (And so is China and Europe) The money supply is growing much faster than usual. That can lead to hyper-inflat
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by don_draper 13y ago
>>* The service writes a new HTML file in the Jekyll dir and runs `jekyll build` With Jekyll once it is up on say AWS you don't have to worry about it. You add a service in the mix, that means you need a server, that means you have
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by don_draper 13y ago
Or q? And wouldn't using promises help handle exceptions?
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by don_draper 13y ago
Search Youtube for 'Peter Schiff was right'. It's entertaining to watch the people who laughed at him in 2006.
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by don_draper 13y ago
Wow. Strong opinions on both sides of the debate.
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by don_draper 13y ago
Angular helps you organize and test your code. How did you test your 50+ onclick functions? Did someone come after you to do maintenance and agree the jQuery was the way to go?
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by don_draper 13y ago
I'd love for another company to come out that has the clean interface and reliability of gmail, with even more security and better customer service. This is a great time for a disruptor. Any company can compete with many Google products if
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by don_draper 13y ago
Users should be encouraged to click on less things in their email, not more. Phishers, and other malicious actors will
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by don_draper 13y ago
Many get into programming for the pay, but hate it and within a few years look for an exit. Those that love programming, stay.
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by don_draper 13y ago
Right on. That's why I'm sticking with EJB's and Oracle.
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by don_draper 13y ago
>>Also, they finally answered my question about how many cars they have in Stockholm by saying “Like all companies we have numbers we don’t give out”. And unlike other companies our press releases are written by children.
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by don_draper 13y ago
I've been hoping it was just getting started. I expected someone here to create an app that makes it super easy to find good and cheap food from the nearest food truck.
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by don_draper 13y ago
I think HN is reaching a tipping point with spam on this one.
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by don_draper 13y ago
Are there any similar efforts to tie the server with the client, reducing duplication, for Angular?
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by don_draper 14y ago
A node server that I run on my server accesses Firebase through the SDK, right?
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by don_draper 14y ago
Regarding Firebase: * How do you access logs * How do you email users * How do you run cron-like jobs * How are passwords stored? Are they salted? AES256 encryption? I've been reading the docs and questions like these are not readily access
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by don_draper 14y ago
When is a message queue required? And when is a pub/sub setup with Redis good enough? I'm sure it's apples to oranges, but there must be a few places with ActiveMQ installed where it wasn't really needed.
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by don_draper 14y ago
One of my top reasons: You get the latest and greatest with all the scalability features without having to pay for the production version.
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by don_draper 14y ago
What's insane is that your company doesn't allow him to work remotely.
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by don_draper 14y ago
Yup. I manage a Grails app where I wanted to speed up performance on a popular part of the app. So I replace the Grails controller with a servlet. I saw a bump in performance.
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by don_draper 14y ago
I code in Ruby, Python and Groovy/Grails. I'm amazed that Grails performs so much better than the others.
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by don_draper 14y ago
Hey D&B developer here. I'm excited to see so much interest in my work. If the captcha is correct we categorize it as a bot and don't let it through. If the captcha is incorrect then it must be a human and we let them through. Good
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by don_draper 14y ago
I think Iceland is a great example of a better option. Iceland is still a tourist destination with educated people providing other products and services. As long as your country has stuff people are willing to pay for you'll be ok (even i
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by don_draper 14y ago
Maybe I missed it. What solution does the author offer?
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by don_draper 14y ago
Google is in the ad business making it tougher for them to go in this direction. Go Firefox
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by don_draper 14y ago
>>It’s not unlike the widely criticized model that Microsoft pursued in its pre-Millennium days as a monopolist: Embrace, extend, extinguish. Ridiculous. Microsoft works to eliminate the competition, whereas Google is just not suppo

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