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by h3rald 9y ago
I actually didn't try yet. I presume I will have to remove some of the modules and symbols that are not likely to work in browsers, but other than that yes, it should compile to JavaScript! Thanks for the suggestion, I'll give it
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Show HN: Min programming language(min-lang.org)
7 points by h3rald 9y ago|2 comments
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by h3rald 11y ago
For those who don't want to get through the whole article: TL;DR: LiteStore is lightweight, self-contained, RESTful, multi-format NoSQL document store server written in Nim and powered by a SQLite backend for storage. It aims to be a v
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Show HN: LiteStore(h3rald.com)
3 points by h3rald 11y ago|2 comments
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by h3rald 12y ago
Couldn't decide on whether to post the article describing the development of the tool or the actual project page... In the end I went for the article, but if you don't want to read it and want to go straight to the project page, h
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Show HN: HastyScribe – a CLI tool to generate self-contained HTML documents(h3rald.com)
2 points by h3rald 12y ago|2 comments
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Choosing the Right Blogging Platform(h3rald.com)
1 points by h3rald 12y ago|0 comments
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by h3rald 15y ago
Indeed it is an article I wrote in 2008! I was quite surprised to see it on Hacker News only now... oh well, maybe I should write another one at some point. Things are changing, but not that fast I must say. Go is definitely the biggest omi
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Glyph 0.5.0 released (Document Authoring Framework)(h3rald.com)
2 points by h3rald 15y ago|0 comments
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Getting things done... in Wonderland(h3rald.com)
1 points by h3rald 15y ago|0 comments
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by h3rald 16y ago
We know, we know... we're just too lazy for a full blown revolution :)
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by h3rald 16y ago
...who are normally smart enough to go abroad! :D
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Book Review: Reflections on Management(h3rald.com)
4 points by h3rald 16y ago|0 comments
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by h3rald 16y ago
Pascal
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Introducing the Ruby Compendium(h3rald.com)
2 points by h3rald 16y ago|0 comments
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Book Review: Leading Lean Software Development(h3rald.com)
2 points by h3rald 16y ago|0 comments
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by h3rald 16y ago
Hi, I am the creator of Glyph, thanks for the mention :-) Glyph can be used in many different ways, either on its own (it can be effectly used as an alternative HTML syntax) or in conjunction with existing lightweight markups like Textile a
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A pizza with Randal Schwartz(h3rald.com)
6 points by h3rald 16y ago|0 comments
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Managing your backlog with GitHub Issues(blog.h3rald.com)
7 points by h3rald 16y ago|1 comments
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Introducing Glyph - A Ruby-powered Document Authoring Framework(h3rald.com)
2 points by h3rald 16y ago|0 comments
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by h3rald 18y ago
Could someone provide more up-to-date Windows binaries of both the core and the addons?
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by h3rald 18y ago
...Erlang is bad enough :P
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by h3rald 18y ago
The very reason I wrote this article in the first place was that I couldn't make upmy mind. I am, as a matter of fact, interested in all of them: I was hoping you people could help me decide. As a matter of fact, I work as a technical write
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by h3rald 18y ago
As I hinted in the article, you're right: I didn't really experiment much with Smalltalk. Does Smalltalk allow the same level of reflection? Does it offer the same "freedom" as Io? I'm asking because I _presume_ it does not, but I honestly
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Rails-powered Open Source Killer Apps, Anyone?(h3rald.com)
1 points by h3rald 18y ago|0 comments