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by gregopet 9y ago
For larger apps I'd use Grails (think Rails on Spring Boot) with Postgres. Depending on the app I'd either use the built-in Hibernate offspring or the awesome jOOQ library to access the database. No freaking idea about the fronten
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by gregopet 10y ago
Any non-trivial format that's meant for humans MUST at the least allow comments and should not force humans to write needless characters that would be trivial for a machine to do without (e.g. quotes around key names). Also, I'm f
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by gregopet 10y ago
Mustache is the most limiting (not to mention ugly) template language I've seen in a long time. It allows no logic whatsoever and even writing simple if statements is tedious. We have a Swagger spec from which we generate Asciidoctor d
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by gregopet 10y ago
My friend's site about games and pixel art is designed as an homage to old text adventure games: http://www.retronator.com/
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by gregopet 10y ago
No, I'm refering to the groovy.sql.Sql class: http://docs.groovy-lang.org/latest/html/api/groovy/sql/Sql.h... It allows you to simply write SQL in a GString using placeholders that get replaced
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by gregopet 10y ago
Groovy has had similar functionality in its standard library for years now, very handy!
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by gregopet 10y ago
I've come to love jOOQ, the Java library that I can write type-safe pure SQL in (and with code that is immediately understandable to anyone who knows SQL). It provides mechanisms to smooth the clash of Java/SQL worlds, but otherwi