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by faceyspacey 11y ago
it wasn't "quick" though. React had a good run. One of the best "runs" you could hope for at the end of the day.
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by faceyspacey 11y ago
Meteor has as a better chance than ever, ESPECIALLY if 90% of what you can do in Meteor you can do in "bare metal" NPM! Meteor doesn't have to provide that many "features" to win over the NPM crowd that it has strug
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Meteor Interviews Episode 13: Meteor and React Ecosystem /w James Gillmore(meteorinterviews.com)
3 points by faceyspacey 11y ago|0 comments
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by faceyspacey 11y ago
absolutely fantastic idea and location!! ..let me know if you ever need any additional tutors in the future.
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by faceyspacey 11y ago
This is a must-read for Meteor or would-be Meteor developers. Meteor's reactive Autorun library, Tracker, at the core of all client side Meteor reactivity is broken. We can fix it. Only once we do that can Tracker have a fair fight wit
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Tracker 2.0 vs. Redux – Meteor Autoruns and Solutions to Its Core Problems(medium.com)
3 points by faceyspacey 11y ago|1 comments
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by faceyspacey 11y ago
I was gonna say "Autism" lol. I thought's what the title was at first. But more importantly, did you see that video with his Wife--dude this guy is practically on the spectrum. Listen to the last words that come out of his mo
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by faceyspacey 11y ago
The one thing that confuses me is that he plans to "give up 99% of his personal Facebook Shares"--but the assumption is that the money would go to "NON PROFITS." But they are going to an investment vehicle, where he can
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by faceyspacey 11y ago
I don't understand, I thought Famo.us was a startup along the lines of Meteor--both passionately committed to a vision for the future of javascript/web development, both having raised the around same amount of money ($30 million).
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by faceyspacey 11y ago
It barely matters. Compose.io's mongo db service is also in aws east. It's simply a matter of pasting the mongo connection url they provide. The scalability they provide would be a waste of MDG's resources to build themselves
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by faceyspacey 11y ago
i'd like to be able to see comments in the widget without having to go to hacker news.
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by faceyspacey 11y ago
I have. I use Meteor, and for Meteor it doesn't support debugging Package code, so that's a no-go for me. But I was impressed by what they were going for in the situations I did get it to work. A few things I miss from the chrome
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by faceyspacey 11y ago
How can we make it work with meteor?
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by faceyspacey 11y ago
Node inspector has a lot of problems. Buggy as shit. And it's time consuming to use the -brk param to make ur app stop on the first line and then attach node inspector, and then switch back to having it not stop on line 1 when testing
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by faceyspacey 12y ago
Very good piece. It really puts all the responsibility on the employer as it should be. See, if you do your job of getting people good for your environment, it doesn't matter whether their output is 1 or 100--the cost of integrating th
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by faceyspacey 12y ago
Yea no good ones. He's OCD and not happy with his code. He has a lame philosophy that we must make it on our own and shouldn't have help, ie that providing the code will detract from it. ..he's the one saying he would. I get
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by faceyspacey 12y ago
tangle is really old, and his least innovative stuff at this point. it hardly counts my friend. Bret needs to stop teasing us. At least deliver the code for the one he said he would put on github. I think it's very obvious what needs t
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by faceyspacey 12y ago
nobody said don't do these talks. I'm saying just release the damn code along with it. like, i said, it makes zero sense if he's trying to help us all. The devil is in the details with coding and creation--the details of his
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by faceyspacey 12y ago
yea fellas, i know this, and it's great. love light table, etc, etc. you're talking to someone who's read every single character on his site several times over. He needs to release his damn code. He could be many times more h
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by faceyspacey 12y ago
no, he's not. this is his weakest presentation yet. he was on, but now he fell off. it's not making any sense that he's gone in this direction, and let last year's software ideas wither away on the vine. He should actual
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by faceyspacey 12y ago
it blows my mind is how little of what he's put forth has led to others creating startups out of them. ...what blows my mind more though is he keeps giving talks and hasn't open sourced any of his software on github, like he said
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by faceyspacey 12y ago
I agree ..and if you graduate soon, re-release the app lol. They wont be able to do anything and they won't bother to sue lol. Like someone else said, it's baseless. Guess what? Google scrapes the entire web and profits from it. B
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by faceyspacey 12y ago
I would master your tools and somehow afford yourself the luxury to build things just for those tools. Fortunately meteor is opening up possibilities for a whole new world of realtime apps. Forget angular if u can start from scratch and bui
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by faceyspacey 13y ago
i can't believe anyone actually learned this stuff in school. i can't believe there is any debate about it. all the truly good programmers/engineers/computer_scientists/whatever_the_fuck_you_want_to_call_us learn th
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by faceyspacey 13y ago
Fuck the users! If we are to be honest 90% of these products we build on hacker news are bullshit that are great for existing to drive innovation forward, but in itself easily replaceable because there are so many of us willing to make a be
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by faceyspacey 13y ago
hacker news has probably been scraped too many times. that's why it's not working. it didn't work for me, but other sites worked easily. ...i will comment that the user experience for first adding elements is not what i expec
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by faceyspacey 13y ago
yea, this guy doesn't know what he's talking about. server side rendering like this are the sort of tools that make meteor a powerhouse. you're getting not only supreme client-side codability, but you're getting the its
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by faceyspacey 13y ago
Hey there do you know any open source tools that come close to what you are doing with in-browser editing? There must be something on GitHub that makes it so you can easily style elements on a page and absorb the CSS you added.
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by faceyspacey 13y ago
Do you know any that are open source that come close to the capabilities of these? Perhaps the open source tools these guys are using??
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by faceyspacey 13y ago
i bet it's dope, but I bet it's not "it".

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