flylib

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   Learning the MEAN Stack(jcope2013.github.io)

   3 points by flylib 13y ago|0 comments
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   by flylib 13y ago

   it's because your getting a full mongo database installed and configured with it
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   by flylib 13y ago

   cool tool but one of the advantages of using Safari is seamless integration between my iPhone and Safari Bookmarks
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   by flylib 13y ago

   really it seems like other people argue the other way, I only know Angular and prefer it over Ember but I have legit heard that same argument coming from Ember "Gurus"
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   by flylib 13y ago

   I didn't find it too hard to learn but there is like 10x way to do the same thing, finding best practices, best library's, etc. is more time consuming
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   by flylib 13y ago

   yeah but for each category there is already hundreds of libraries with new ones popping up every week, it would be a massive time consuming effort to just analyze one category and keep up with any recent developments in it, times that by sa
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   by flylib 13y ago

   sure I live in the US and most of my college classes are based around Java but there is plenty of options to pick from including Visual Basic for an intro course, not saying that's the right option (it's not) but at the end of the
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   by flylib 13y ago

   not sure why your criticizing Visual Basic, it is a good language for Intro HS courses
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   by flylib 13y ago

   interesting never seen http://www.snptz.com/ before, did it work pretty good?
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    by flylib 13y ago

    Google has their own similar internal software called Snippets that instead of nightly sends out an email once a week, collects responses and sends out a digest along with a web app interface explanation of software: http://tech.
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    by flylib 13y ago

    great tutorial for anyone looking to get into the MEAN stack, easily the best on the net currently and they seem like there planning on adding a lot more to it also over time
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    by flylib 13y ago

    The entire VA (VistA) and the DOD (AHLTA, CHCS) systems are still implemented in Mumps and will be for the foreseeable future, far from a dead language
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    by flylib 13y ago

    I know that I was wondering if there was some type of Cache ObjectScript port to GT.M like something called GT.M ObjectScript, etc.
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    by flylib 13y ago

    what type of job do you have? something in the medical field?
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    by flylib 13y ago

    is it possible to use Cache ObjectScript on GTM?
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    by flylib 13y ago

    your right, they should prolly focus more on commenting there stuff then making an example in every obscure framework possible