ergo14

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   by ergo14 10y ago

   I think you completly misunderstood my comment ;-) And yes 3 years for some projects with small teams is barely enough :)
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   by ergo14 10y ago

   Yeah thats 3 years for now... thats very little time - especially if you have to migrate old projects.
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   by ergo14 10y ago

   Well, for what its worth 1.7 ships with new default scaffolds that that have better separation between models,views and templates - and now is a very decent starting point with everything preconfigured for you (certainly much better than s
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   by ergo14 10y ago

   But you think about this in a wrong way - pyramid is a "glue" framework, unlike django. - request/response (webob) gets its own updates. - templates get their own updates. - sqlalchemy gets its own updates Etc. You WILL get s
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   by ergo14 10y ago

   Python 2.7 will not be maintained by PSF soon anyways.
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   by ergo14 10y ago

   I would bet my horse on https://trypyramid.com/ when it comes to API consistency, I've updated my applications from 0.9 to 1.7 and that was a breeze. Over the years it was exceptionally great experience.
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   by ergo14 10y ago

   You can do that with other solutions, its not limited to react. I use polymer but you can use it with vue or others.
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   by ergo14 10y ago

   Sure, the only problem I see here than some people that work on startups think it's OK to force people to work overtime all the time - and for them it's the norm - where it should be an exception. I saw it multiple times it even s
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   by ergo14 10y ago

   The fact that this is common means nothing - what kind of argument is that... law breaking and human exploitation is also fairly common - does that mean it OK to do it? > "Must be willing to work extended hours and weekends as neede
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    This DOES NOT happen in all software based companies. I don't get why people believe that its ok to be a slave.
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    My "plastic" dell latitude laptop feels more solid than my macbook pro 13. Plus is has way more comfortable keyboard compared to mac (at least for me).
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    Vaadin – Reinventing the Data Grid(medium.com)

    2 points by ergo14 10y ago|0 comments
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    Nah - one doesn't rule out another - you still want to have binding/flux + some handy things that a library may provide on top of web components.
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    They are implemented inside browsers - so they won - they are a standard. Do not confuse this with js framework popularity. They may or may not use components internally.
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    Actually web components that are backed by all...browsers won ;-) HN doesn't see it yet though.
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    Flask still unfortunately uses globals everywhere :(
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    PolymerJS 2.0 is on the way(polymer-project.org)

    3 points by ergo14 10y ago|0 comments
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    Any other options you can recommend that have any traction among developers? (I know about zurb)
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    > We decided not go with Concourse, because it has a complex setup with bosh Uh.... I've set up Concourse in 30min from scratch without BOSH :/
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    I like blue ocean - but wouldn't moving to something like Concourse CI or GOCD be a better idea in the end?
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    You comment makes no sense...
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    It's "hacker news" ;-) It is always like this here.
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    Wouldn't passing things from react -> custom element be the same as to any other react component? Web components are like any other dom nodes - they should not conflict.
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    Wouldn't it be better for you to just throw in https://elements.polymer-project.org/browse?package=paper-el... ? They are all tested and probably most feature complete implementation of material design, I think web com
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    A really slick polymerJS based Overwatch UI proof-of-concept(overwebs.ruph.in)

    3 points by ergo14 10y ago|1 comments
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    You with your FUD again, dbmon benchmarks say otherwise.
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    But it has React word in it so it must be great.
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    I hire people who show some passion for what they do. On technical end I'm looking for python developers, polymer/angular on javascript end, and ideally at least some basic linux skills. I like candidates that undertstand why lang
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    you serious issue IS merged https://github.com/webcomponents/webcomponentsjs/pull/644 ;-) Also its NOT polymer issue - it is polyfill issue. It affects things like x-tag,bosonic and others. ANyways it looks l
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    by ergo14 10y ago

    But postgres is still optimized for queries, mongo is optimized for random deletes ;-) Funny indeed.