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Parallel rendering in Rails
(antulik.com)
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10y ago
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ericathegreat
10y ago
You mean, like Atlas? https://stripe.com/atlas
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How to Survive a Whiteboard Design Interview
(artplustech.com)
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11y ago
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Goals at Redbubble
(artplustech.com)
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11y ago
I like the syntax from the front end, but the details for back end seem a bit light on. I can't see much in the examples around persistence of data on the server side. Is this covered/planned?
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ericathegreat
11y ago
Nice, I'd use it. Having the ability to search by address would save a lot of zooming though. Is this just a straight overlay on the existing Google Map widget (which would make customizing easy)?
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ericathegreat
12y ago
I have to disagree with you on the "more than one interviewer" point. If you are only ever going to have your abilities assessed by one person, then you are 100% at the mercy of that one person's biases. A single interviewer
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ericathegreat
12y ago
Have you considered going along to a couple of meetups around the sort of technology you're interested in working with? There are a lot of wordpress meetups around the world, for example. Or maybe even going along to a hackathon, if yo
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12y ago
I love the principle of IT people helping non profits, but having worked in non profits numerous times I think there's a problem with these sorts of plans that most people don't think of. For any given technology solution, most of
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13y ago
Some of it is due to age. People like shiny, new things. PHP isn't shiny and new any more. Some of it is due to security. Several of the things which made PHP very accessible to new developers also encourage poor security practices. Fo
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13y ago
Biggest problem I have with Persona is one of it's main selling points; if you log in to one place you're logged into all the places. That may sound great, but it really isn't. It means that you can log out of a site because