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by exelib 13y ago
None. But some time I hear english videos in background to learn english.
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by exelib 14y ago
If performance does not matter, I would prefer Django. I tried to find more comfortable framework as Django, but, unfortunately, not found. If you plan to go big and fast grow, with more than 20 people, I would prefer to use compile safe an
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by exelib 14y ago
I work on big insurance java project (initiated before 2003, 300 people in development, now more than 450 people). This is not a lot of little independent projects - it's ONE Project with more than 75 components! It's high quality software
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by exelib 14y ago
I never submit my blog posts to HN (because of my bad english), but definitely yes, it's OK.
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by exelib 14y ago
To offer a top plan is good choice. But why not offer every plan as trial?
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by exelib 14y ago
http://www.united-domains.de/landingpages/welt/ This Site check >=270 tlds.
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by exelib 14y ago
I like Python and JavaScript. But I code in Java because of robustness, speed (runtime and ... development speed, yes!) and because here (in Germany) Java is first choice language and because of good salaries.
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by exelib 14y ago
Yeah, PHP is a lot funnier :) http://me.veekun.com/blog/2012/04/09/php-a-fractal-of-bad-de...
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by exelib 14y ago
I mastered PHP, Python, JavaScript, Java. For me the only reason to use PHP is availability on every low cost host. I don't found any other arguments to use PHP.
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by exelib 14y ago
tabs++, because: 1. I can configure my editor to show one tab as 2 spaces. 2. I use backspace to remove identation and most editors remove just one space and not four. Personally, I don't see any advantage for spaces and no any disvantage f
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by exelib 14y ago
Every framework has security holes. I have seen and used a lot of frameworks and Django is the best framework for me. Second nice framework is Apache Wicket, but it's stateful.
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Another Java zero-day vulnerability apparently available(h-online.com)
1 points by exelib 14y ago|0 comments
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by exelib 14y ago
very big +1! But not only languages, techniques like TDD, BDD and so on, concepts like prototyping and frameworks.
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by exelib 14y ago
I really don't like expired links. Especially on slow mobile connection this drive me crazy...
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New Apache Wicket 6: small auth^2 example with Spring & Hibernate(github.com)
1 points by exelib 14y ago|0 comments
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Apache Wicket: small auth^2 example with Spring & Hibernate(github.com)
4 points by exelib 14y ago|0 comments
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by exelib 14y ago
Great idea!
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by exelib 14y ago
It's because downvoters are little, ivisible as*oles :)
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by exelib 14y ago
You doesn't use autocompletion? o_O But it's much much better as simple_bean and you have not clue what it do.
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by exelib 14y ago
Java bytecode is very compact and used also in embedded systems. Java can be predictable. Can you show some benchmarks compare java w/ jit and other languages? I love another language, but Java is better choice.
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by exelib 14y ago
I can pick other module... for example key-value. Wich benefits I have with key-value module? I don't need "integration module" for this job. Compare http://static.springsource.org/spring-data/data-keyvalue/doc... and https://github.com/
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by exelib 14y ago
I give up. You're like a little kid. Codesize or verbosity doesn't matter. Quality is a keyword and it resulting in sustainable pace. If you doesn't understand this, nobody can help you. Your arguments are like as "Why I should use TDD, if
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by exelib 14y ago
Python isn't type safe (but Scala). Especially for you I wrote "you can do this better with ... guava, it's just example" :)
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by exelib 14y ago
Because it's DRY-Principle. It's doesn't matter trivial or not. If you distribute you 'trivial' constructions over whole application, you doesn't have any chance to have consistent, robust processing. If you collect/group things logically,
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by exelib 14y ago
This is, because you can't Java. How you will find out, where you use first_names = [p.first_name for p in people] ? More verbose, but right way in Java is like (you can do this better with enums and/or guava, it's just example):
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by exelib 14y ago
I pointed one module out - Spring-Velocity integration. "Of course, now they want to be the 'glue layer' of everything, including Spring-Data for NoSQL (Neo4J and co.)." Why do you need this? It's just Java and you can... just use it. Witho
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by exelib 14y ago
I think groovy is sensless language. You lost all Java benefits like checked exceptions, robust code... what is about debugging? And you is not faster developing with groovy. You developing faster if you ensure quality and not inline filter
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by exelib 14y ago
Java is good enough for all types of projects. People hate Java because... they can't Java right. Personally, I very like Python and JavaScript and features like multiple inheritance or prototyping, higher-order functions and so on. But Jav
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by exelib 14y ago
Spring was innovative in 2008. Now, Spring is overbloat, buggy (look at request-mapper) and have old, sensless integration to others modules, see spring-data for NoSQL, or try integrate last version of Velocity with last version of Spring.
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Show HN: Apache Wicket small auth example(github.com)
3 points by exelib 14y ago|0 comments

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