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by gcao 15y ago
I think Rails 3 has laid a good foundation to build next generation of web applications, or back end of web apps. With introduction of Asset Pipeline and built-in support of CoffeeScript/Sass etc, it is a lot easier to develop in Rails than
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by gcao 15y ago
Shameless plug here. If you use the Aspector gem I created, you could move validation logic into an aspect and test it. And apply aspect is very easy. Here is what the code will look like. class Request < ActiveRecord::Base end class Re
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by gcao 15y ago
IMHO, the best way to improve reading speed is to read more and more. Once you know more words and can tell their meanings in shorter time, you read faster. There is a chinese idiom for it: 熟能生巧
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by gcao 15y ago
Got it. Thank you for the explanation.
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by gcao 15y ago
I feel it can be very useful. How does it differentiate with MongoDB, CouchDB etc?
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by gcao 16y ago
How about this - What new technology or methodology do you see that might have a big impact on future software development? Like object-oriented programming, concurrent programming, functional programming and Agile methodologies had in past
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by gcao 16y ago
I'm very interested in it. It looks like it is a Python web application, right? I'm a Ruby programmer and should be able to understand the code and steal some ideas if you don't mind :-P
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by gcao 16y ago
Hi thangalin, Nice to see your post about Go. I'm from China and have been playing Go for more than 20 years. I started to play in high school and improved a lot in college. My current ranking is AGA 5~6D. I don't play very often recently e
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by gcao 16y ago
Thank you!
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by gcao 16y ago
That sounds a good reason. Thank you!
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Why does Twitter limit to 140 characters?
2 points by gcao 16y ago|4 comments