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by doomspork 11y ago
I've recently started using https://codebender.cc which seems to offer the same feature set.
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Try Kotlin in the browser with new mini-IDE(try.kotlinlang.org)
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A micro service for generating a PDF from HTML(github.com)
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by doomspork 12y ago
I recently switched to MacDown which is influenced by Mou and open source, it's great: http://macdown.uranusjr.com/
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by doomspork 12y ago
I've found these tools particularly useful if you've got your team divided up into frontend vs backend/platform. We would discuss and mock up the endpoint to unblock the API consumers while the actual service is built.
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by doomspork 12y ago
This is really neat. We used Apiary at my last company to document our APIs and the added benefit is that it did just this, generated and tracked a mock endpoint. Really cool stuff.
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by doomspork 12y ago
This is a really helpful resource, thanks for putting this together.
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by doomspork 12y ago
Speaking from first hand experience I can tell you it would take a lot more than start-up culture to change the way the software is built for the government. For one, a lot of agencies are regulated by DHS or DoD on what is allowed, prohib
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by doomspork 12y ago
Sorry I'm not sure I follow. There is no client included within my repo, just the service.
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by doomspork 12y ago
You are correct, no decision has been made as of yet.
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by doomspork 12y ago
The inclusion of a JS library is only a convenience. There more robust solutions for the UI like Twitter's Typeahead.js https://github.com/twitter/typeahead.js
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by doomspork 12y ago
This is awesome, I hadn't seen it before. Thanks for sharing!
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by doomspork 12y ago
It is fast because Redis, which provides the storage, is considerably fast at the tasks necessary to implement such a service. Go has last little to do with it.
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by doomspork 12y ago
I put together an autocomplete service using Ruby and Redis but rather than dealing with the network latency of a remote service I decided to package it up so it could be mounted along side my app: https://github.com/doomspo
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by doomspork 12y ago
The title has changed and it is now clearer, the title was originally "Amazon Dash built on Parse".
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by doomspork 12y ago
By far my favorite resource for learning Ruby, still the first link I share with anyone looking to learn. Personally I like that it is rather to-the-point, I find most sites to be too wordy.
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by doomspork 12y ago
The title led me to believe that Amazon had teamed up with Parse for this which I would have found surprising. This has nothing to do with Amazon Dash other than using a button trigger an HTTP request.
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by doomspork 12y ago
Interested to see how this stands up against alternatives like Akka.
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by doomspork 12y ago
You should look into a 500 Internal Error page, right now you're spitting out a stacktrace and code: http://www.slackchats.com/%3Ca%20href=
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by doomspork 12y ago
I've been using Kotlin and Dropwizard together and I quite enjoy it. To demonstrate Kotlin recently for a friend I used the Dropwizard Getting Started: https://github.com/doomspork/kotlin-dropwizard My plan is to
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Show HN: Dropwizard's Getting Started in Kotlin(github.com)
2 points by doomspork 12y ago|0 comments
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Now the Big Game(nowtbg.com)
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by doomspork 12y ago
If you read the article in it's entirety you'll see it specifically mentions current customers are not eligible for the promotion.
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by doomspork 12y ago
You're going to find good people in any group but they'll likely be the same people who would have learned it on their own without the course work because they're self starters and motivated. That said, after attending a doze
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by doomspork 12y ago
I've never been a big fan of Spring so I was pleasantly surprised to discover Dropwizard which includes the tools you've mentioned, a few others, some best practices, and a little glue.
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by doomspork 12y ago
You typically hear of Chef, Puppet, and Docker but this shows the real diversity of tools available. Thanks for putting it together.
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by doomspork 12y ago
> Looks like Kivin was surprised when HR told his manager that he requested to be transferred. His manager then used this information against him, by putting him into a 'performance improvement program' which blocks transfers t
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by doomspork 12y ago
At the bottom of the page there is an example of using it to highlight the areas of the page the user can customize .
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by doomspork 12y ago
Really helpful and useful tool but we ultimately had to quit using it because of the noise. Rather than a comment per violation I'd like to see an approach similar to CodeClimate's: one comment and a link to a more detailed repor
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by doomspork 12y ago
This is great, thanks for sharing! What I think I like most about this is project's emphasis on testing, something I've always missed in Hubot scripts.

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