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   by filearts 11y ago

   Plunker ( http://plnkr.co ) is a site in the top 9k globally (per Alexa) and was developed exclusively in Cloud9IDE ( http://c9.io ). I have several computers that I use at different times and being able to switch comput
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   by filearts 11y ago

   On both points, that is the exact opposite of my experience doing Node.js/Javascript/CSS/HTML in Cloud9IDE. It is clear that the browser environment imposes some restrictions on what an online IDE can do (restricted hotkeys,
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   by filearts 11y ago

   In Cloud9IDE they've done a very amazing job of integrating collaborative editor with bring your own server. From what I've been able to tell, both the built-in editor and filesystem watches will trigger change operations and the
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   by filearts 11y ago

   Maybe we can agree that we have different definitions of what 'better' is. I can understand the design decisions and trade-offs that would likely have been considered in designing the API as presented. I'm also a bit wary of
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   by filearts 11y ago

   I would agree that the latter is less 'nasty' in that it is a query written in a DSL designed to make querying tabular data more understandable. It would be a major failing of SQL if that were not the case. However, what the forme
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   by filearts 12y ago

   Not nearly as impressive, but I did this using Angular directives a while back: http://embed.plnkr.co/zSjqqh/preview This is the jQuery README.md rendered as html, then with a series of angular directives to convert th
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   by filearts 12y ago

   Bit of a shameless plug, but you can now get your flux on straight in Plunker http://plnkr.co/edit/tpl:a3vkhunC1Na5BG6GY2Gf in a familiar UX. I've included minimal starter template for React.js and React.js (with
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   by filearts 12y ago

   "In gravity's rainbow, space does not exist below a certain minimum length, and time does not exist below a certain minimum time interval" Does this imply that neither space nor time can go below the given threshold
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   by filearts 12y ago

   There is an interesting side discussion as to transparency of ad exchanges. I run a site with significant traffic that is supported by ads served by an ad exchange. I can track the number of views and the number of clicks and thereby audit
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    by filearts 12y ago

    This is a collossal effort and a huge community service. Thank you for being so thorough in documenting your work. Even if others don't directly use your code, you have given the world a great template to understand and implement git!
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    by filearts 12y ago

    Thanks a lot for your contributions to the node module and your answers.
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    by filearts 12y ago

    I actually JUST discovered oriento and was absolutely delighted to see a bluebird promise-based api. API looks fantastic. Thanks a ton for creating the lib. Do you have any advise for someone thinking of deploying on GCE? My use-case would
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    by filearts 12y ago

    What has your experience been like in deploying and working with OrientDB? This is a bit of really cool tech that I've been keeping an eye on for some time but haven't gotten around to really playing with it. What server language
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    by filearts 12y ago

    I run Plunker ( http://plnkr.co ) that gets up to 20k daily active users. Users hammer the preview server[1] all day long generating a significant number of requests (by default it refreshes at each keystroke, debounced by 500ms o
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    by filearts 12y ago

    Thanks for the reply. That is the approach I take. Users have one or more identities which seems to be the logical way of handling this regardless of the physical structure used to store the association. While you gloss over it a bit, the &
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    by filearts 12y ago

    It seems like a lot of this heavy lifting is left to api / backend implementors and is not explicitly addressed. I don't think that is a short-coming of the module but perhaps some additional documentation on best practices could
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    by filearts 12y ago

    This is a very nice solution and API for the front-end. It took me a couple part-time months to put together a similar (not modularized) solution for a rewrite of Plunker. There is quite a bit of juggling of information to do to pass around
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    by filearts 12y ago

    I don't think that's off-topic at all! With the recent efforts to improve access to programming for all genders this type of tag line may not resonate very well with some of your technical audience. I would consider replacing &#x2
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    by filearts 12y ago

    I notice that the pricing is very similar for extensions and application servers. Can you clarify that extension pricing is in addition to the core server hosting?
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    by filearts 12y ago

    I've always loved the simplicity and beauty of Boids [1] by Craig Reynolds. Here is the flocking demo from the p5.js website [2] for your editing pleasure: http://plnkr.co/edit/C2afiQ?p=preview [1] http:/&#x
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    by filearts 12y ago

    If you would like a simple environment to play with p5.js right now, I've created a simple template in Plunker: http://plnkr.co/edit/tpl:ElV3rt?p=preview Have fun and great job on the library!
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    by filearts 12y ago

    It is a bit scary that an accurate description of reality could easily have been sourced from Dilbert. The tough reality is that certain projects have a scope such that a small team could never reasonably be expected to capture the requirem
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    by filearts 12y ago

    To be fair, the ACE editor has been quite the opposite. Well documented and well supported (on their Google Group, nightwing is VERY responsive).
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    by filearts 12y ago

    That would make for a pretty neat integration with Navut[1], a local Montreal-based startup. They offer data-driven information about neighborhoods that would be pretty cool to combine with the people-driven information that LocalFlow produ
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    by filearts 12y ago

    Big fan of Zef's work though I haven't tried Zed yet. Another really cool tool is TEdit by Tim Caswell. But before I toot their horns too loud, they are sort of competitors of mine as the creator of Plunker. Anyway, the more the m
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    by filearts 12y ago

    I'm a user of both Nitrous and c9. What I love about Nitrous.io is the speed of their console and the power that seems to be allocated to each box. What I really don't like is the editor component that they use which likes to inte
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    by filearts 12y ago

    I've been using Cloud9 online and Cloud9 local for a couple years now and have been using the beta of the current release for the last several months. I use Cloud9IDE to build a Node.js powered website, a use-case to which this environ
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    by filearts 12y ago

    I feel like I'm missing something important, but if laser photons naturally scatter over distances then wouldn't that issue apply to the laser being used to create the compressed air channel?
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    by filearts 12y ago

    If the procedural system were only used as inputs for the initial state and the world were based on a chaotic model then the the starting game state (after some iterations of the world model) could be wildly different for very similar sets
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    by filearts 12y ago

    Thanks for sharing, but in my app I really need five to be six. If you could address this one small issue I'm sure your lib would see much more use.