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by drinchev 11y ago
Just a remark. npm's team fixed long paths in v3.0, so now you have "flat tree".
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by drinchev 11y ago
Curious to see what's the support of the Windows API then. Follow up questions would be if it will support kernel-dependent utils like tcpdump, ifconfig, etc.
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by drinchev 11y ago
> This is a real native Bash Linux binary running on Windows itself. How does it work without VM? I'm super curious!
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by drinchev 11y ago
Let's see what happens next when you debug via logging : When you actually have an exception and you put a `console.log(some_var);` in your code and then you reach it. Your next step is usually to fix your code and run it again. This t
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by drinchev 11y ago
WebStorm has a pretty good debugger. Also if you choose to use other JetBrains product it will feel very familiar. I've never read about specific methods on how to do this "by the book". I'm usually doing ( for NodeJS )
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Some Thoughts on Microdependencies, NPM, and Node(daveaglick.com)
2 points by drinchev 11y ago|0 comments
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by drinchev 11y ago
I think the problem is in npm and not in the micro-modules. Writing isomorphic, cross-browser code in a language full of edge-cases, like JavaScript is hard. Oneline function, but 20 lines of tests and another 20 test environments. The solu
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by drinchev 11y ago
Completely agree. Combining this with isomorphic code, cross-browser development and micro-services. I even wrote a blog post couple of days ago about it [1]. 1 : http://www.drinchev.com/blog/increase-your-dependencies&
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How 17 Lines of Code Took Down Silicon Valley’s Hottest Startups(huffingtonpost.com)
3 points by drinchev 11y ago|0 comments
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by drinchev 11y ago
Not sure about that. I'm away of the PPA's + NodeJS's NPM packaging model.
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by drinchev 11y ago
Hey really sorry for what happened. Anyway did you think of explaining your intend to doing so? I've been doing development for years and I've never seen a developer naming files "x.sh", except if it was not malicious.
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by drinchev 11y ago
Author of the post here. According to a tweet [1], the user @nj48 seems to be non-malicious. I updated the blog post. Nevertheless I find his actions dangerous and irresponsible. [1] https://twitter.com/seldo/status&#x2
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by drinchev 11y ago
Sadly there's even something worse that can happen at this point. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11343985
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by drinchev 11y ago
I wrote a small paragraph about the warning [1] and how the new modules look like. [1] : http://www.drinchev.com/blog/alert-npm-modules-hijacked/
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NPM user nj48 steals “liberated” module names(npmjs.com)
6 points by drinchev 11y ago|1 comments
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by drinchev 11y ago
Sadly there is a user @nj48, who already published empty modules and took the names [1]. Is this a joke or something coordinated with the community? [1] https://www.npmjs.com/~nj48 EDIT : The hijacked modules look suspiciou
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by drinchev 11y ago
NPM has a huge and strong community. There will be no more than a couple of days and you could see replacements of those modules again on npm, but with a different name. Not to mention most of the modules on NPM that are maintained by one p
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by drinchev 11y ago
Isn't this only valid for Meteor applications? I think this is more or less Meteor and not NoSQL problem.
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Increase your dependencies(drinchev.com)
3 points by drinchev 11y ago|1 comments
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by drinchev 11y ago
Yeah. I was recently building a simple bot for Twitter ( a favor for a friend of mine ). Things worked out, but everywhere I go I read "API Rate limited to ... per ..." I know ... It's tremendous amount of data going on there
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by drinchev 11y ago
Turkey has a semi-dictatorship these days, no?
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by drinchev 11y ago
Which is strange, they seem to require a certificate if you actually want to register a .ist domain. http://www.atakteknoloji.com/en-US/default.aspx?Load=9&domai... It says "certificate required".
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by drinchev 11y ago
It's pricy ... 300 $
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by drinchev 11y ago
Since you are using "git" & "Jekyll" I would say you are a technical person, so you should just do it. A couple of days scripting, designing and configuring I managed to have a decent blog [1], without paying a dolla
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by drinchev 11y ago
Don't forget cache. Using style=`...` in the HTML, although delivered in a scalable manner will lead to huge HTML size and no caching on the CSS ( e.g. external CSS files will be cached if the user loads another page, that uses it ). T
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by drinchev 11y ago
All projects of the author are incredible [1]. "The Useless Web" [2] is something I enjoy every time too. 1: http://tholman.com/ 2: http://www.theuselessweb.com/
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Let's scale that Gulpfile.js(drinchev.com)
2 points by drinchev 11y ago|0 comments
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by drinchev 11y ago
So this is a repo that is being cloned on your computer [1]. I have a couple of questions : 1. Why not just creating yeoman generator? 2. Don't you think it is too opinionated and inflexible to be useful? 1: https://github.c
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by drinchev 11y ago
So the OP says hosting is expensive and in the same time pays for provisioning service + the hosting service. That's sad. I wrote my `git deploy` server-provisioning script with ansible [1] for a weekend. Using DigitalOcean's API
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by drinchev 11y ago
Wow. This is fantastic. I've been a developer ( or back in those days just a programmer ) for almost 12 years now and from now and then I dig out some old Perl code that I wrote decade back in time. Sadly I don't have any "si

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