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hhariri
12y ago
That was the actual news, the launching of the new site.
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hhariri
12y ago
There's already a Chrome Extension for it if I'm not mistaken.
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hhariri
12y ago
No. You don't. But EU laws requires that if you use Cookies for things such as Google Analytics or even just stats, you must inform the user. And you can switch it off.
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hhariri
12y ago
I know. I don't agree with it much either and I found this least intrusive (wasn't aware of issue on mobile). If I can find a better solution, will change. Thanks.
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How we work – My team at JetBrains
(hadihariri.com)
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hhariri
13y ago
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hhariri
13y ago
None.
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hhariri
13y ago
If you're happy with Scala, you won't need Kotlin. I think we're pretty clear on that message. Having said that, I don't agree with it not providing value. I think it is more constrained in what you can do with it and th
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hhariri
13y ago
We're aiming to go beta sometime in the middle of this year hopefully.
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Kotlin M7 Release Available
(blog.jetbrains.com)
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13y ago
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Chronon support in IntelliJ IDEA
(blog.jetbrains.com)
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Telegram
(telegram.org)
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hhariri
13y ago
I'd hope not. I think developers should write tests. And I think things like BDD is more about communication than anything else. The difference is however in using a language that is ubiquitous and understood by all parties, leaving am
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hhariri
13y ago
I think there needs to be a distinction between verbosity and clarity. For me code that is clear with precise wording of methods and functions is important, even if these need to be more verbose. Amount of boiler-plate code on the hand is u
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Spek – A Specification Framework
(jetbrains.github.io)
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hhariri
13y ago
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Learn to Spritz
(learn2spritz.com)
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hhariri
13y ago
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Using WebStorm to maintain a Jekyll site
(hadihariri.com)
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hhariri
13y ago
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JVM Minimal Survival Guide for .NET (or not so .NET) Developers
(hadihariri.com)
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13y ago
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hhariri
13y ago
You looked at Kotlin? As a C# developer I'm loving the language and it is x-platform. And that's despite my assumed bias, because I work at JetBrains.
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Migrating from WordPress to Jekyll - Why and How
(hadihariri.com)
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13y ago
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hhariri
13y ago
Because we need it?
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BT Porn Filter switched on today
(bbc.co.uk)
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13y ago
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hhariri
13y ago
Not sure I'm following.
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hhariri
13y ago
The Sales office is located in Prague, with a small Dev department. Most R&D is in St. Petersburg and in Munich.
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hhariri
13y ago
No. Again, that's not entirely correct. Per my previous reply: - If you purchased a product that was not bound to subscription model, you got ALL minor updates independently of the time passed. - If you purchased a product bound to sub
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hhariri
13y ago
That's actually not accurate. For non-subscription based products we offer all minor upgrades, irrelevant of the days passed since purchase. For subscription-based (Which many are now) we offer 1 year free upgrades to both major and mi
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Why Class?
(hadihariri.com)
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hhariri
13y ago
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hhariri
13y ago
He's not only used it for the title but the actual quotes are from the Prolog of the book.
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Animatron
(animatron.com)
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13y ago
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hhariri
13y ago
Don't see why not...
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hhariri
13y ago
The Nemerle team is still active and the project is very much alive. In addition, Nitra uses Nemerle.
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