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by hit8run 11y ago
Tried it out on the weekend and it has really nice features. I think this might be really interesting for Go developers. My current Go setup is Sublime Text 3 with GoSublime and many other plugins but I am really impressed by the feature s
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Visual Studio Code Official Golang Plugin(github.com)
6 points by hit8run 11y ago|3 comments
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by hit8run 11y ago
As far as I see there are different clients available as options. You don't necessarily need npm but I don't know in what shape the clients are. For example the go client seems broken to me (hard coded wrong tldr-page url, no cach
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by hit8run 11y ago
Been there done that. But in the end I went with http://mandrill.com/
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by hit8run 11y ago
The scenarios you describe can be done with JS enhanced HTML pages. No need to do this as a complete single page application requiring tons of boilerplate framework code.
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by hit8run 11y ago
Is it really that important nowadays to build webapps in pure js or abstractions of it? We read articles about how many smartphones get superslow when executing loads of JS code, how broken the development process is and how framework x tri
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by hit8run 11y ago
What color theme and IDE is the author using :D?
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by hit8run 11y ago
Why on earth is it so expensive? Is meteor so resource hungry?
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Project Comet – New Adobe Design and Prototyping Tool(blogs.adobe.com)
3 points by hit8run 11y ago|0 comments
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by hit8run 11y ago
It is so obvious what is happening at the moment. One vendor gets "busted" for "optimizing" for a benchmark and everyone goes hysteric. Nothing really new happened here. Especially for those of us working in IT. Yes it i
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by hit8run 11y ago
I'm a fan of go sublime but vim-go is also really nice :)
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Vim setup for Go(github.com)
130 points by hit8run 11y ago|33 comments
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by hit8run 11y ago
That's what I really value about Go: gofmt and very good linting that embraces best practices. I know C++ is way more complex but for someone starting out it seems impossible to code in the "right (tm)" style.
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by hit8run 11y ago
Zuckerberg knows that the dislike button would many people stop from posting their trash. Perhaps the will just rename the like button to whatever fits the context best based on the posted event (probably needs to be categorized).
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Facebook is working on a 'dislike' button(cnbc.com)
1 points by hit8run 11y ago|0 comments
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by hit8run 11y ago
I would pay money to not get shot into space :D
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by hit8run 11y ago
Okay this could be a new hollywood introduction to an end of the world scenario. Hopefully we will make it to the end of our days without a zombie outbreak or another end of the world scenario :D
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by hit8run 11y ago
I love Go and I like Swift. This site shows that they are not that different for simple coding. IMHO many Apple/NextStep APIs could use some more simplicity. Right now all these Next Step APIs are pretty verbose and I'm often wond
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Swift is like Go(repo.tiye.me)
7 points by hit8run 11y ago|7 comments
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by hit8run 11y ago
Feels like a response to: http://motherfuckingwebsite.com and http://bettermotherfuckingwebsite.com But it breaks the font sizing. Also it would be cool if H1 would be smaller inside an ARTICLE than H1 outside of an
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by hit8run 11y ago
Indeed an interesting tool. If one keeps the site structure simple enough I think that the no-framework way might fit best. One doesn't have to go as far as for example this site http://bettermotherfuckingwebsite.com but it
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by hit8run 11y ago
Angular by default is not using jQuery. They have a convenience layer that is similar to the jQuery-API called jqLight. But if you use Angular in the right way you usually don't need to access the DOM with these methods.
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by hit8run 11y ago
For prototyping this is okay. But for production I try to keep bloat as low as possible. I see this as service to my customers. A fat ui framework like this adds its very own complexity and as soon as you want to go out of the crud box you
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by hit8run 11y ago
Congratulations on the 1.5 release. I already updated my dev machine and everything looks to be still running without errors. Soon my servers will get updates, too! PS: If you want to benefit from 1.5 improvements don't forget to recom
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by hit8run 11y ago
I'm not sure if one really needs to load in tons and tons of css and js for displaying a site like http://themes.getbootstrap.com/products/marketing :/
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Designing for Performance – Weighing Aesthetics and Speed (2014)(designingforperformance.com)
23 points by hit8run 11y ago|1 comments
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by hit8run 11y ago
I thought they would merge back into node? Why are they releasing a 3.0 version (new major version breaks even more compatibility?)?
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by hit8run 11y ago
Glad they fixed font rendering on OS X :)
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Adobe Brackets 1.4 released(blog.brackets.io)
7 points by hit8run 11y ago|2 comments
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by hit8run 11y ago
Sure. Rails: Rails is always moving fast. To keep up to date you will have to go through some migration pain from time to time. Sinatra: Nice little framework but you very probably have some redundancy with your Rails code. Also you need t

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