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gosukiwi
10y ago
> Python/Ruby/Node have their beginner-friendly charms, but are limited by the lack of type checking and/or chaotic ecosystems. Don't know much about Python but at least for Ruby, the ecosystem is not "chaotic&qu
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10y ago
Vim and Chrome :)
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gosukiwi
10y ago
Most likely they were created by the one who made the website, which most likely used OS X like most designers :p
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10y ago
Money :p
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11y ago
For some reason I thought it was a map for the whole continent :-)
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11y ago
I guess it's oriented at people who isn't used to Linux and want a pretty OS to play with, or people too lazy to do it themselves :p
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11y ago
english grammar strikes again
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11y ago
Reminds me of this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rMpCud1IwQ
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gosukiwi
11y ago
You can learn a lot of things from frameworks. If you try to come up with your own solution without beeing experienced enough you'll end up with a mess.
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11y ago
If only gaming on Linux would be as easy as it is on Windows...
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gosukiwi
11y ago
This is much better than I expected. Nice work!
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11y ago
Hax
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11y ago
Very interesting project. I'll make sure to test it when they release 1.0 :)
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11y ago
Haha I don't even know which one to join. Feels like I'll make the wrong choice. GNU projects always remind me why programmers alone isn't enough, apps also need good design and UX.
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11y ago
Sounds like an awful place to work at.
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gosukiwi
11y ago
Nice! I remember using it some years ago. I'll check it out again.
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gosukiwi
11y ago
Interesting. I doubt this can be used as a development environment yet though.
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11y ago
Ah I remember when I was trying to learn Perl. Because I knew PHP at the time, I thought it was awesome, even better than PHP. Now I just use Ruby, but I'm happy Perl is still alive.
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11y ago
"4 GB of RAM (8 GB recommended)" Wow why does it need so much RAM.
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gosukiwi
11y ago
He sounds so mad. Writing something while angry is not wise. Still, I knew Udemy was bad but not THAT bad.
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11y ago
Interesting, forgive my ignorance, but does this mean anyone could write a language that compiles to SIL and then to LLVM IR?
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11y ago
"Pijul" sounds like "dick" in spanish lunfardo :p
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11y ago
Sounds like the author spent a lot of time learning REST and is now mad at the risk of learning something else and throwing REST through the window :p
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11y ago
I'm not a Java guy but I remember checking the language a few months ago and really enjoying it. I wouldn't mind if Java dies and people adopt languages like Kotlin and Scala instead. Of course, Java will never die, because of BUS
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11y ago
How does it handle data binding?
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11y ago
Yeah I was thinking the same thing, probably that is why they ship those defaults, better UX.
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11y ago
Java is such a boring not-elegant language.
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11y ago
Lol'd at the blog's title
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11y ago
Beeing from Argentina, this sadly does not surprise me.
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11y ago
Oh wow my theme magically appeared there, ha.
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