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by dougbarrett 11y ago
I think part of the issue too is that on some of these sites even if you subscribe, you're not getting an ad-free experience.
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by dougbarrett 11y ago
I've used it with mux, and have detailed my experience here: https://www.dougcodes.com/go-lang/martini-to-gin-back-to-mar... Negroni and Mux are great to use, and typically I will go back and refactor the code to
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by dougbarrett 11y ago
i've been partial to Go for the past few years. My toolkit is mainly comprised of martini for the web framework, gorm for the database handling (also includes auto migrations which is awesome!) and heroku for hosting (they have native
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by dougbarrett 11y ago
the best part was, they had 2 only for redundancy, they could have gotten away with only having one.
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by dougbarrett 11y ago
I deal with this all day every day working with advertisements. A lot of money is spent trying to detect "bad users" and/or "bots" (usually the same thing). I'm talking hundreds of thousands of dollars, if no
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by dougbarrett 11y ago
Rackspace doesn't actively maintain the servers by applying updates, etc. You can go to them if 3rd party software breaks on your servers and they will help you out, but I know for a fact that they don't actively update the serve
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by dougbarrett 11y ago
Same with Los Angeles as well. I can almost guarantee you that Apple will at some point (possibly later this year?) include an NFC chip in the iPad line-up with a new app that will allow you to receive payment with Apple ID. Also the fact
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Best Practices of Writing Software to Scale(dougcodes.com)
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by dougbarrett 11y ago
font chooser is broken on latest stable chrome on OS X. I actually made something similar to this a few years ago before jotforms got huge, and mine never really took off, so if you could find your niche then that'd be great! One thin
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by dougbarrett 12y ago
I have found that when I am deploying to production, when I pull the source to compile and run "go get" then the version of the packages pulled are different than what I was working with locally. One example is the martini oauth2
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by dougbarrett 12y ago
Fellow Ojai native as well! Where was this computer lab you worked at? I knew Lynda was based up in the Santa Barbara area, but didn't know it had it's roots in Ojai, very cool to see!
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by dougbarrett 12y ago
Got it, and for the other part? I'm just wondering what makes this entirely different from github assuming that the authors don't remove the project or delete their account. I think I'm just unclear on what value you are add
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by dougbarrett 12y ago
Is the purpose of this project just to guarantee that bug fixes will be supported with projects? For example, I use martini, negroni, gorm and mgo on a daily basis. If I switch to your repos, is it that there are no concerns that the repo
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by dougbarrett 12y ago
I use this on my personal site, seen here: https://www.dougcodes.com/go-lang/building-a-web-application... Dead easy to implement, just set it and forget it.
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by dougbarrett 12y ago
I don't understand this, Martini has an awesome middleware that supports Google, Github, Facebook and LinkedIn out of the box: https://github.com/martini-contrib/oauth2 with easy ways to check to see if a user is
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by dougbarrett 12y ago
Hi all, this was an idea I came up with yesterday and was able to execute in 4 hours with Go and Martini last night in a coding frenzy! Any feedback is appreciated!
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Show HN: Followlotto.com – Written in Go and Martini with Twitter OAuth(followlotto.com)
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by dougbarrett 12y ago
And httprouter is a bit limited as far as what you can do with the url rules, understadibly. I've documented it here: https://www.dougcodes.com/go-lang/gin-gonic-may-be-40x-faste... and here: https://w
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by dougbarrett 12y ago
Same for mine, in the greater Los Angeles area
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Don’t Force Your Product, Make a Quality Product(dougcodes.com)
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by dougbarrett 12y ago
Just wondering if this provides any advantages over https://github.com/pmylund/go-cache ? That's what I use for all of my projects, and have never had issues with it before.
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Don't Be Afraid to Lean on Frameworks(dougcodes.com)
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Gin Gonic May Be 40x Faster Than Martini, but It Is Not Better(dougcodes.com)
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by dougbarrett 12y ago
I use martini, I know it's notoriously the most hated framework for go, but I find myself very productive. With martini and gorm/mgo I can get apps up and running VERY quickly. Its never been a bottleneck for performance for me. I
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by dougbarrett 12y ago
I'm getting an SSL error: http://imgur.com/hArVCOU
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by dougbarrett 13y ago
So I don't understand, Brackets is their open source branch but Edge Code will be their officially supported release?
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by dougbarrett 13y ago
> Defining all 4 screen sizes gets tedious. I've got to disagree, I think just having to add col size classes to divs to change how it's laid out on mobile/tablets/large monitors has helped tremendously, with 2.x it f
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by dougbarrett 13y ago
As does Rackspace, even with their manage server services. More times than not when I go to Rackspace Chat to speak with someone, there is a bit of troubleshooting but then a ticket needs to be opened and response time is usually 4-6 hours
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by dougbarrett 13y ago
I used to work at Fry's Electronics right before iPhones were released and MP3 players were seeing better days. Creative had come out with a nice, $300 MP3 player and I was in charge of creating the sign tags in my department because
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by dougbarrett 13y ago
I do the same with a PHP project, it's nice because I just don't include the original JS source files when I push to staging/production

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