injekt

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by injekt 16y ago
Depending on the genre of said website, it's unfortunately more likely to be > 60% - Shame, but true
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by injekt 16y ago
A very mixed bag of responses in the comments. It appears to me that the writer may have inadvertently asked his users to click on adverts, because it helps him generate profit. I don't think there's anything wrong with that, but Google doe
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by injekt 16y ago
This project was implemented as a Ruby Summer of Code project, and the guys have some of the best mentors around. It just works, and it works well. It's extremely new and I think the source could do with some work, but the interface is beau
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by injekt 16y ago
"Waitlessness means never having to wait for the the web. " Seriously, Google?
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by injekt 16y ago
* 17.5" HP pavilion 3GB RAM. Fairly slick but air vents are in an awkward position, and I should have picked a smaller screen size * OS: Gentoo 2010 hardened. Browser: FF/Chrome. Editor: Vim/Redcar. DVCS: Git. TM: Tmux. File sync: Dropbox.
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by injekt 16y ago
I could have fun with this for a very... very... long time..
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by injekt 16y ago
I don't get it. Using these frameworks has nothing to do with the user either not being able to write markup, or just generally sucking at doing so. The abstraction isn't 'useless'. It gives you a choice, though. If someone is feeling more
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by injekt 16y ago
It's nice. I like that it's a full screen perspective as opposed to the usual 10x10 box which makes it truly impossible to show how a color may look on a larger scale. In reply to the numerous comments regarding the lack of features; I thin
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by injekt 16y ago
I kind of agree. But I still find 90% of extremely talented programmers breath a sigh of relief when they find they're not having to use PHP. Even for web development. PHP was great a few years ago, and by great I mean "one of the only opti