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by gmosx 16y ago
I used Java until 2002, then used Ruby until 2009, then switched to Javascript (server side). 3 months ago I decided to switch back to Java and I really feel I lost a decade with experiments. It turns out, I am really a static-typing ...typ
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by gmosx 16y ago
that 's great :) hopefully, now they can work on improving support for JDO/JPA and release those great features announced in Google I/O.
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by gmosx 16y ago
Motorola snapped a word-class team
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by gmosx 16y ago
Multitenancy is a killer feature, very useful for Google Apps Marketplace offerings. App Engine is slowly transforming to a true 'general-purpose' platform.
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by gmosx 16y ago
This is no review, it's a post about Google Closure, a great library that I think deserves more exposure.
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by gmosx 16y ago
Well, I am using my own templating library, normal-template: http://github.com/gmosx/normal-template It's similar to json-templates but with a few extra tricks. You can find some documentation here: http://www.nitrojs.org/normal-template
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by gmosx 16y ago
I am not sold on the templating library either. But the Closure library is quite extensive and abstract. It contains tons of useful (and well designed) UI components and compares favorably to something like jQuery UI. On the other hand ther
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by gmosx 16y ago
I am not sure why you have problems to access the page. Works ok for me. Try again! This has nothing to do with Closure though, it's not used in the page ;-)
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by gmosx 16y ago
I really suggest you buy the book mentioned in the article. The author discuses extensively (and, to me at least, convincingly) the design decisions behind Google Closure.
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Closure: The world's most misunderstood JavaScript library(gmosx.com)
26 points by gmosx 16y ago|14 comments
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by gmosx 16y ago
Even though I bought my Kindle less than a year ago, I am considering switching to the new version. All my wishes are fulfilled in this version: * WiFi support = blog access, web browser, full content in subscriptions and hopefully lower pr
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by gmosx 16y ago
Which library is used to render the PDF file?
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by gmosx 16y ago
And don't forget about crippling the internet by googling Google ;-)
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IT Crowd(youtube.com)
41 points by gmosx 16y ago|57 comments
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by gmosx 16y ago
looks cool...
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by gmosx 16y ago
Also check out Bolin's "Closure: The definitive guide" book, available as a rough cut. A great book indeed.
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by gmosx 16y ago
hmm.. AWS is evolving relentlessly, GAE engineers should work harder (and faster) to catch up... It will be an interesting battle (and let's not forget about Microsoft, or even Apple)
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by gmosx 16y ago
great designs. and your blog is truly awesome!
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Using app.yaml in AppengineJS and the App Engine Java SDK(gmosx.com)
12 points by gmosx 16y ago|0 comments
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by gmosx 16y ago
Python is probably a better option than Ruby. If your main interest is the web tech scene, you should probably devote some time to JavaScript.
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by gmosx 16y ago
good and true , html5/css3 innovation started with Apple's work on webkit.
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by gmosx 16y ago
macros cannot implement the whole proposal. but still some kind of macro system may be a worthwhile addition to, say, the closure compiler
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Elegant request routing in Nitro(gmosx.com)
3 points by gmosx 16y ago|0 comments
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by gmosx 16y ago
I use the Google chrome developer tools. Highly recommended!
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by gmosx 16y ago
Nice article, we want more :)
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by gmosx 16y ago
btw, even with these limitations (I live in Europe), I love my Kindle.
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by gmosx 16y ago
If you live in the US, yes, kindle redefines reading. If you live in Europe, the device, due to whisper-net limitations is crippled: no images in subscriptions, no simple web browsing, no blogs and the books are often more expensive than th
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by gmosx 16y ago
Nah, I think Apple has already chosen JavaScript. Don't forget, Apple actually spearheaded the HTML5 movement...
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by gmosx 16y ago
I would love to see a pure Java version of Cappuccino as well. In the meantime I use Google Closure. Certainly not the best library but it suits my needs (web applications for the Google Marketplace). Even though it looks ugly at first si
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App Engine: Entity life cycle webhooks in the Datastore admin interface(gmosx.com)
1 points by gmosx 16y ago|0 comments

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