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grimen
15y ago
You can convert HAML/SASS 1:1 anytime, so the "maintenance headaches" argument is not a valid one.
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15y ago
Don't forget the people than need to clean up the typos from the non-syntetic-sugar - aka "keep it native" - guys, and pay the salaries for work that takes 3 times longer just becuase of some weird principles. The best thing with this is th
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15y ago
Would be cool to benchmark this. Me with HAML/SASS vs. you guys with HTML/CSS. Points given for implmentation time and output validity and semantic quality. A few years ago Ruby was syntetic sugar, later Rails, later HAML/SASS. Give me a br
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16y ago
I totally agree, and...people that state stuff without any more evidence than some sloppy written bullet points without any references to stats or scientific results is usually are BS. If you wanna state such, step down a few steps on the a
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16y ago
I'm the FBI. :)
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grimen
16y ago
To clearify: I rather employ someone based on GitHub code than their CV/resume that is filled with bullshit anyway.
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16y ago
That's why I mentined the competition site above - winning a competition against hundredsthousands of other students is quite a substance - in the same way no one can claim they built something that u had shared on your GitHub-account with
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16y ago
Sorry, here is the link: http://studentcompetitions.com
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16y ago
This is why you should take part on StudentCompetitions.com to show-n-prove what you got instead of getting that grade everyone else got. Soon new platforms will be rolled out. Without getting into details; imagine GitHub but for everything
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16y ago
Do the happy dance. ;)
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16y ago
Evolution is key: Survival of the fittest, and RVM is the fittest in my experience.
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16y ago
I'm not a scientist but this article got a really valid and good point. I only know about this Ruby-lib within the scientific context: http://www.wedesoft.demon.co.uk/hornetseye-api/files/Hornets... One thing that hit me though. The autho