gtramont

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   by gtramont 8y ago

   Related: http://docopt.org/ – There are implementations for various languages. Whenever I need to write something that has a CLI, this is my default option…
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   by gtramont 8y ago

   Good point on trivializing other people's work. I can definitely see how it can be interpreted that way. Just to be clear: that was absolutely not my intention. It was more like a "this reminds me of some good old times, does anyo
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   by gtramont 8y ago

   Thanks! To be honest, mea culpa, I didn't look anything up before asking that question. Glad I did, though. Care to expand on the lessons learned?
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   by gtramont 8y ago

   Thanks for the link! Seems neat!
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   by gtramont 8y ago

   This was meant to be a joke. At the same time, it was meant to foster people's curiosity/education on what our industry has tried before. Sorry if it rubbed you the wrong way, though. Now an absolute honest question… how long do y
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   by gtramont 8y ago

   VRML, anyone? :-)
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   by gtramont 8y ago

   What a well written piece! Thank you for that!
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   Eul – The language(eul.im)

   86 points by gtramont 8y ago|31 comments
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   Makefile Style Guide(clarkgrubb.com)

   1 points by gtramont 9y ago|0 comments
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    by gtramont 9y ago

    Here's some tips I like to follow whenever writing Makefiles (I find them joyful to write): http://clarkgrubb.com/makefile-style-guide
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    by gtramont 9y ago

    Hard not to think of Aaron Swartz when reading something like this…
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    by gtramont 9y ago

    And Mike Cohn's SPIDR tips for splitting stories: - https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DBuzze5XsAA2Zbt.jpg:large
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    by gtramont 9y ago

    Reminded me of Paul Hammant's posts: - https://paulhammant.com/2012/04/24/call-to-arms-average-stor... - https://paulhammant.com/2012/11/12/smaller-stories/
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    by gtramont 9y ago

    For the developers out there, here's one option for native applications that leverages the beauty of the web: http://jasonette.com/
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    by gtramont 9y ago

    > "(…) but I just can’t get down to less than 30 in any one window" Just like me! I also suffer from the same disease, but on a much more serious level… lol! Everything just crashed yesterday and the count was on 270+… :-o
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    Writing a Hypermedia Client in Ruby(robots.thoughtbot.com)

    1 points by gtramont 9y ago|0 comments
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    by gtramont 9y ago

    This is exactly one of the things that media-types solve. Simply using application/json doesn't tell me (consumer) anything about the semantics of what I'm reading. It only tells me what "parser" to use. If we have
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    Welcome to Mastodon(medium.com)

    1 points by gtramont 10y ago|0 comments
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    by gtramont 10y ago

    Just wanted to drop a note here… I've been a long time user of SpiderOak and am really satisfied with it. A much better alternative to Dropbox and alikes.
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    Native App Over HTTP(jasonette.com)

    2 points by gtramont 10y ago|1 comments
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    by gtramont 10y ago

    Totally agree! I guess this is the point I tried to make. :)
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    by gtramont 10y ago

    This doesn't really matter. What you'll end up exposing via your API is your use case! Does your system allow for an account to be closed? Awesome! So let the client know how to do it. If you're speaking HTML it can be as sim
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    by gtramont 10y ago

    My only advice is to not simply jump into a management role because it is the only career path you see. You can still be technical and progress your career! I definitely encourage you to try and experiment different roles, though, as this b
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    by gtramont 10y ago

    And it already got a port of Sidekiq: https://github.com/mperham/sidekiq.cr
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    Simple Git hooks(github.com)

    4 points by gtramont 10y ago|0 comments
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    by gtramont 11y ago

    I usually escape regardless... But you made a good point about the single character directory. The target name can be anything that makes sense, anyway... `make help` as suggested previously.
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    by gtramont 11y ago

    This is basically how I've been doing for quite some time now. `make ?` Check it out here: https://github.com/gtramontina/sourcing/blob/master/Makefile...
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    by gtramont 11y ago

    These are all remedies for the symptoms. The actual disease, which is considering the framework part of your core business application, remains. Decoupling from your persistence (and presentation, fwiw) brings a lot of benefits, not only fa
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    by gtramont 11y ago

    That is probably on a CI server. During development, I'd probably be running way more than that, at every production or test line written, having a task that watches for file changes and re-runs all tests. Then, having a fast test suit
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    by gtramont 12y ago

    Please educate me (and everyone else reading). What is incorrect?