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by dotborg 14y ago
It just works .. and thats WRONG!
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by dotborg 14y ago
Perhaps Wikipedia should work like GitHub, pull requests?
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by dotborg 14y ago
layout should be responsive also to amount of content, especialy on websites focused on user generated content
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Ask HN: How does one auto format code in CoffeeScript?
6 points by dotborg 14y ago|2 comments
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by dotborg 14y ago
title is very misleading, on purpose I guess
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by dotborg 14y ago
there is no client side code or am I missing something? how do I decode my data from animated gif in javascript?
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by dotborg 14y ago
Ctrl+Shift+F - does it work with CoffeeScript in Eclipse? oh wait, no semicolons :/
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by dotborg 14y ago
"Generating HTML" on server side is done in some predictable time, while you can't make any assumptions about your users computer/OS performance thus the user experience will be random. It means problems and many lines of javascript code to
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by dotborg 14y ago
Yes, for offline processing.
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by dotborg 14y ago
Good Luck Google!
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by dotborg 14y ago
I might refer to one of your comments to this entry: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4495749 when your code goes into RDBMS engine, then it's no longer just a rdbms engine
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by dotborg 14y ago
postgres provides much more capabilities than just "dumb storage of the application's state"
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by dotborg 14y ago
postgres docs are full of performance tips
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by dotborg 14y ago
the point of this article is that Postgres is not just a database
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by dotborg 14y ago
so it should be easier to use javascript on server side, no?
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by dotborg 14y ago
LinkedIn profile instead of brain
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by dotborg 14y ago
It's integrated with app engine and other google services, so i.e. you can store references to google drive entities.
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by dotborg 14y ago
Forums are all about community, full of people, who don't care about super-duper-yet-another-uber-pro-framework.js features
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by dotborg 14y ago
You should run and debug the C# code, before you compile it to JS, that's how I understand the idea behind this project.
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by dotborg 14y ago
example: in some specific situations random javascript error(and lack of exception handling) can disable your interface forever, random HTTP connection problem may occur, while loading CSS/JS files, etc.
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by dotborg 14y ago
what about concurrency?
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by dotborg 14y ago
yet another piece of software to maintain?
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by dotborg 14y ago
How are PHP, RoR, node.js, Perl/CGI etc. engineers supposed to build offline processing? Crontab?
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by dotborg 14y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4218709
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by dotborg 14y ago
machine generated "content" must be profitable, no suprise here
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by dotborg 14y ago
About.com was nuked out of google serps, because it has terrible usability statistics: - high bounce rate - 90%+ search engine traffic vs direct visits (even though they buy traffic from other (cheap) sources) - very low time spe
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by dotborg 14y ago
What makes you think that he is an Ask.com employee?
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by dotborg 14y ago
did you ever try to debug your pretty jquery karate? ps. second example is not valid, in Vanilla JS you do it like this: document.getElementsByTagName('p').filter(function(el) { el.innerHTML = 'Hello.'; });
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by dotborg 14y ago
jQuery API is not pretty
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Why Apache Cocoon is not so popular as it should be among web developers?
1 points by dotborg 14y ago|0 comments

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