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by filipedeschamps 13y ago
Do it, it's another world. With it, you lower even more the context switching.
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by filipedeschamps 13y ago
Good article. Actually, you can share a lot of code, specially when you are using browserify (no copy/paste please :) Where I work, we share model logic and validations between server and client side.
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by filipedeschamps 13y ago
One of the things I love about Isaac is his empathy. Reading his blog posts, listening to his podcasts on Nodeup, looks like he is writing/talking to me, and since I'm a developer, this makes a huge difference in my motivation. Gr
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by filipedeschamps 13y ago
Using heavy javascript computation in low performant mobiles, isn't the same as playing Playstation 4 games on a Playstation 3? You will need to go Playstation 3 native for performance, otherwise, you will not be able to do much comput
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by filipedeschamps 13y ago
Excelent, thank you!
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by filipedeschamps 13y ago
Brackets.io http://brackets.io/
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Validate the books I'll read because I want to become a good software engineere
1 points by filipedeschamps 13y ago|2 comments
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by filipedeschamps 13y ago
Who made that chart? Where's Node.js? Just kidding, Node fan here ;)
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by filipedeschamps 13y ago
Sorry, I was referring to the end user.
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by filipedeschamps 13y ago
Email is a default feature.
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Beautifull 510 Bytes animated fractal in JavaScript(cake23.de)
1 points by filipedeschamps 13y ago|0 comments
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by filipedeschamps 13y ago
> Send multiple pipelined HTTP requests via a single connection. > Find anywhere the developer has used an "Eval" and exploit it. Seriously?
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by filipedeschamps 13y ago
+1 @briantakita I have this exact same feeling.
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by filipedeschamps 13y ago
Ok, great, Node.js seems really insecure. Can you tell me how to hack a Node.js app so easily?
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by filipedeschamps 13y ago
Doesn't need to be a blog post, list some cases of people switching back to PHP, Ruby, Python, Erlang or Perl with the sizes of Wallmart, Paypal, Voxer, etc...
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by filipedeschamps 13y ago
Good points but: > I would expect real adoption of JS to begin when ES6 features (generators, classes, etc) become available. JS adoption is 101% on the client side already, and this force will be merged with server side responsibilities
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by filipedeschamps 13y ago
> 6. Use environment variables to configure npm Seems a very nice tip. I would love to hear more about this.
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by filipedeschamps 13y ago
Best HTML5 animation ever. Really good job guys, completely immersive.
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by filipedeschamps 13y ago
"We're used to working in JavaScript all day long. Having Node just makes it feel like a very natural extension of our work environment," Liu said. In the six months working with Node.js, Netflix has seen "huge gains&quo
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PayPal and Netflix cozy up to Node.js(javaworld.com)
1 points by filipedeschamps 13y ago|1 comments
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by filipedeschamps 13y ago
Great job guys! But I fail to understand what's the difference between JXcore and native Node clusters. Can you develop this a little bit more?
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by filipedeschamps 13y ago
Were you on the internets when Gmail was announced?
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by filipedeschamps 13y ago
Net Applications stats doesn't match at all my websites stats, not even close.
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by filipedeschamps 13y ago
Thank you.
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"Atom: Now with" trend
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Ask HN: Why some usernames in Hacker News are green?
3 points by filipedeschamps 13y ago|4 comments
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by filipedeschamps 13y ago
Localhost[1] in a frontpage of Hackernews, awesome. [1] http://localhost:4000/blog/2014/02/24/why-i-choose-github-pa...
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by filipedeschamps 13y ago
Pardon me, but what does this have to do with Angularjs?
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WebGL: webcam experiment(play-create.com)
1 points by filipedeschamps 13y ago|0 comments
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by filipedeschamps 13y ago
Let me guess: your company sells native apps and this was the reason you changed the title of the post, right? * Original post title was "Forecast.io Dropping HTML5 for Native"

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