integricho

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   by integricho 13y ago

   I wonder if it will have similar performance issues like Brackets does.
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   Microscopic WEB Service Client for jQuery(github.com)

   1 points by integricho 13y ago|0 comments
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   by integricho 13y ago

   I heard his talk on DjangoCon, it was strange at first, but now I'm kinda used to it, even expecting him to talk that way..
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   by integricho 13y ago

   The moment I saw brackets, I fell in love with it. I really saw it as an opportunity to replace SublimeText, so I went with it. I tried the Sprint 35 version on Ubuntu 12.04 x64, and my PCs performances are well over the minimum requirement
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   by integricho 13y ago

   I have no intention to throw out Grunt or RequireJS, just because there's a new hype about some new tools. It takes time to adjust things, and I'm perfectly satisfied with them as they perform now. Also I somewhat doubt that they
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   by integricho 13y ago

   it reminds me of grunt, with a couple of plugins, or I didn't get the point.
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   by integricho 13y ago

   I just can't believe, not one thread on HN starts with an "i agree totally" reply.
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   by integricho 13y ago

   joining the club!
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   by integricho 13y ago

   But wait, all of this has happened before, remember skynet's early days? oh...but that was a movie...
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    by integricho 13y ago

    It's also not fair to compare angular to knockout, check out durandal, now that's a full blown framework built over knockout and requirejs, and can match any needs.
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    by integricho 13y ago

    I think noone should buy twitter,certainly not big corporations like google.they got already too much power.
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    by integricho 13y ago

    and they should definitely stop doing that. for me seeing Java on the client side is a sign of bad development.
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    by integricho 13y ago

    There are many webdev learning books that used Google Checkout and built an app using their service as an example.. It will be fun for people reading the book after a couple of years about a service that doesn't exists anymore, it&#x27
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    by integricho 13y ago

    This very much reminds me of Chris Granger's LightTable.
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    by integricho 13y ago

    1. Logging of objects and arrays should produce a similar output like in chrome or firebug, currently the [object Object] like representation is not really helpful, I have to inspect all of them to find what I'm looking for. 2. +1 for
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    by integricho 13y ago

    Aside from security, users hate (including myself) if a webapp requires Java on the client side. That's just obsolete, inconvenient, slow, and problematic. but that's off topic...
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    by integricho 13y ago

    True, true, and to hell with it I even like the JVM. I just don't differentiate google or facebook from oracle, they're equally "corporatish" for me :)
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    by integricho 13y ago

    Meaning the world is in corporate hands,sad enough.
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    Modular JavaScript apps with Django, Knockout and RequireJS on Heroku(integricho.github.io)

    2 points by integricho 14y ago|0 comments
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    Virtual currency declares war against the Federal Reserve(qz.com)

    1 points by integricho 14y ago|0 comments
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    by integricho 14y ago

    I found this alternative interesting: http://www.radare.org/y/ ? although not nearly as powerful as IDA, it's open source nature makes it perfect..
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    by integricho 14y ago

    At first I read valve FIRED their first wave of linux developers...