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by icedog 13y ago
Did you ever use Razor?
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by icedog 13y ago
It's a business that doesn't have any business.
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by icedog 13y ago
And that's right. It's a controversy measure without taking in consideration popularity. That can be applied to the final score separately...
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by icedog 13y ago
The article is stating that developers should lean towards going static versus using any content management system. Would you like to provide a meaningful comment about how Prismic voids this author's argument?
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by icedog 13y ago
Indeed, nothing is funny about azure. However, using ASP.net Web Forms is hilarious.
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by icedog 13y ago
Apigee's free ebook is pretty nice. http://pages.apigee.com/web-api-design-ebook.html
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by icedog 13y ago
Yea, I remember having my Google Profile back in the day, before + or Buzz.
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by icedog 13y ago
I disagree about powershell. It has given my company the ability to automate tons of things, including controlling our Azure instances.
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by icedog 13y ago
If someone has trouble compiling coffeescript in a build sequence, then they have bigger troubles afoot. CS is well worth the switch.
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by icedog 13y ago
I'm saying paas solutions like Heroku and AppHarbor are rightfully successful.
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by icedog 13y ago
Agreed. With all the cloud hosting platforms like Heroku, running one's own backend on these services is quite simple and low maintenance. Firebase may be useful for quickly prototyping something at a hackathon, but that's where
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by icedog 13y ago
So later generations will have good material for ridiculing us.
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by icedog 13y ago
Warning for those who suffer from epilepsy.
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by icedog 13y ago
+ Nate Blecharczyk + Jack Dorsey + Diane Greene - Evan Spiegel This is a great update.
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by icedog 13y ago
The AngularJS team had a few Firebase meetups several months ago. At the first event, someone from fbase showed how to create a todo app. When people asked about their backend implementation details, they didn't reveal a thing. I&#x27
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by icedog 13y ago
Huge step in the wrong direction.
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by icedog 13y ago
As everyone has noted, good writing shouldn't be bogged down with syntax, yet the author proposes people ditch editors/bars and just write it directly? If you want that, just switch to source view and write. Otherwise, I'm
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by icedog 13y ago
Anyone else expect this article to incorporate Go (language) into his transition?
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by icedog 13y ago
That's quite awesome and inspiring. Please open source it and add lots of comments
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by icedog 13y ago
Why is this on HN?
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by icedog 13y ago
When I see more significant venture capitalists in Portland (or SF VCs willing to invest in Portland based startups), I'd move within days. -- Software Engineer in SF
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by icedog 13y ago
I lived there for a few months in the summer; the weather was perfect. I hear the rest of the year isn't as enjoyable, but neither is SF.
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by icedog 13y ago
As a developer in SF, I've been telling everyone that Portland is the place to be. You can actually live comfortably and (relatively) safely ride your bike to work. Plus, it's undoubtedly a more beautiful city. Unfortunately, I
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by icedog 13y ago
Yes, obviously you're doing an introduction to Go. But you may want to re-evaluate your description of quick.
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by icedog 13y ago
Why do I have to read six paragraphs before I find out what Gophercloud is?
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by icedog 13y ago
I wonder if TechCrunch will post this story...
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by icedog 13y ago
We need a non-profit turbotax-alternative that won't sell out to Intuit.
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by icedog 13y ago
What you replied has absolutely no relation to what I said.
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by icedog 13y ago
It's frustrating when people don't answer this above the page fold in an eye-catching font size. Instead, half of my monitor shows an artistic, yet useless graphic.
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by icedog 13y ago
No wonder they almost killed your business.

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