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Vim is officially mainstream : hits Engadget home page
(engadget.com)
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14y ago
Vim is officially mainstream
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We’re Trapped in the Facebook Journalism Bubble
(wired.com)
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14y ago
Rails is not beginner friendly anymore. Learning Ruby, rvm, gem, git, bundler, coffeescript, sprockets, spork, SASS etc. is a difficult, dense task. Rails apps are now full of dependencies and configuration (over convention) the "web develo
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14y ago
Javascript Pocket Reference http://shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920011460.do for only $3.99 is an absolute bargain
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14y ago
Also, because all this swapping the life of the SSD on Mac OS Lion are shorter than running on Linux or Windows.
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14y ago
The only winners are those "Mac cleaner, keeper" apps whose Google Ads know we are all watching beach balls.
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15y ago
Flash player is the worst CPU hog in my Linux and Mac computers. But, could we live without it? I doubt.
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15y ago
This top download site in spanish also use this scheme http://nmap.softonic.com/descargar
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Ask HN: Why Verdana?
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15y ago
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hmart
15y ago
I think is THE golden opportunity for Linux on the desktop. But the best candidate - Ubuntu - also made terrible mistakes - Unity -.
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Some years ago wanted to try Textmate but then couldn't afford to buy a Mac. Being multiplatform is a plus for Vim, Sublime and Komodo. Not being is a deal breaker for Textmate (Mac) and Notepad++ (Windows). Also love the fact that with jus
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15y ago
With just one license I can run Sublime 1 or 2 beta in my Mac Book my Linux laptop at home and a windows desktop. Already bought a license. I'm new to Mac and want to try Textmate but the multiplatform feature of Sublime is a plus. In the
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Google Appengine will support Python 2.7.2
(code.google.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
great!!! I'm fan of Nick Parlante work the old javabat.com now http://codingbat.com/ and the Google Python Class are awesome.
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15y ago
http://hntrends.jerodsanto.net/?q=bitcoin%2C+groupon%2C+bubb...
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15y ago
Programming like writing novels or painting is something you usually do because you love and enjoy but becomes boring when is your 9-5 job.
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MNPP - A high performance web server in a one-click installer
(getmnpp.org)
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16y ago
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16y ago
from the @phpfog timeline : "Time for a contest! How many security enhancements were in PHP 5.3.6? First correct answer gets into the beta immediately." 4:22 PM Mar 18th vía Twitter for Mac http://twitter.com/phpfog/status/488567956697374
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16y ago
What about platforms or frameworks like Titanium or PhoneGap?
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hmart
16y ago
you will succeed =)