izolate

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   by izolate 12y ago

   node+npm does everything you need here. if you're writing your own libs, you're doing something wrong. there are so many middleware modules for express that you can have a web app with a connected db, user auth, forms with csrf up
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   by izolate 12y ago

   I'm looking for a good JavaScript developer to join our team of 5 in Shoreditch, London. We use JS client-side and server-side and are pretty experimental with our tech. And I'm pretty sure we could offer you a salary you'd b
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   by izolate 12y ago

   Honestly, yes. But only if those non-hackers consist of people in industries I don't look upon favorably: marketers, advertisers, recruiters. I come to HN seeking primarily technical discussion. Although tech is my primary interest, if
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   by izolate 12y ago

   I really enjoyed your first paragraph. You seem to have quite a large spectrum of knowledge in the tech world.
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   by izolate 12y ago

   $12 plus $15,000 for the legal fees
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   by izolate 12y ago

   No I didn't mean Ember. Ember is even more opinionated than Angular. You can strip it down to the metal and use pure CommonJS + npm modules for everything ng/ember/backbone would give you. Especially now with ES6 on the horiz
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   by izolate 12y ago

   The author hit the nail on the head for me: "The biggest problem for many front-enders seems to be that Angular forces you to work in one specific way." I'm opposed to opinionated frameworks. which is why I don't use Rai
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   by izolate 12y ago

   damn, edgware is the last place I'd expect to find a tech company. cool concept though. do you sell these out of your office too?
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   by izolate 12y ago

   I've had similar thoughts myself, but wouldn't have been able to articulate it so creatively. I'm envious of that blogger's diction.
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    by izolate 12y ago

    Similar to mine: Node.js/Express.js/MongoDB (backend); Stylus/Jade/jQuery/Webpack (frontend) Cannot think of a faster way to get from 0 to 1.0.
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    by izolate 12y ago

    > but those 2 hours a day are entirely my own. You haven't tasted freedom, my friend. Commuting hours are enslaved hours. I have the fortune of a 15 minute bike ride to work. The extra hours in my week can be spent in any old direct
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    by izolate 12y ago

    Welcome to the world of "mobile-first" web design.
13. 283.▲
    by izolate 12y ago

    Hands down Node.js with Restify/Express.js. And this is coming from somebody who loves Python (Flask, Pyramid)
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    by izolate 12y ago

    I pray for your sense of humor, and look fondly towards seeing those horridly childish examples removed. This is quite an elegant piece of software, and your readme is doing it little service.
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    by izolate 12y ago

    "If you wish to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the universe." You are not born in isolation from the rest of us. Everything you create originated from an idea that you learned from somebody else. You have no
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    by izolate 12y ago

    I hope this doesn't take off. If bootstrap wasn't annoying enough, we'll soon have this abomination on every MVP site. Animation for animation's sake. Design for design's sake. This is just tacky.
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    by izolate 12y ago

    You should rename it to its correct spelling: scraper.
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    by izolate 12y ago

    I live in London and I love the rain & grey skies. I cycle 15 minutes to work, but sometimes take public transport too. I feel plenty productive in this city, and if I were to start my own business, I'd have no problems being here.
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    by izolate 12y ago

    American? The North American accent pronounces "Python" similarly, as "py-THAWN" instead of "PIE-thn".
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    by izolate 12y ago

    Nice one Alon. Still amazed at your development pace. Keep it up, buddy.
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    by izolate 12y ago

    I've started buying zipper-less equipment. It's less prone to error, and feels a bit more rustic. Definitely more fun to use. Examples: I only buy jeans with buttons. My Fjallraven backpack has metal hooks instead of a zipper.
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    by izolate 12y ago

    Learn meteor. It's hot. But I don't use it.
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    by izolate 12y ago

    Done and done: https://github.com/alongubkin/spider/issues/30
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    by izolate 12y ago

    Maybe not for a personal site, but for an web application, definitely. I mean, just look at your own site. It was made "mobile first" and as a result, looks like a blown-up mobile site on desktop. Now imagine how horrid a fully-fl
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    by izolate 12y ago

    This is exciting. I've been experimenting with languages to replace JS with, and have only liked Rapydscript so far (due to an existing familiarity with Python). Syntactically, I see some inspiration in Spider from both Python and Go.
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    by izolate 12y ago

    Desktop is dead? I'm not surprised a "mobile software consultant" would say something so ridiculous.
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    by izolate 12y ago

    Do it. I'll get involved.
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    by izolate 12y ago

    My comment was in jest. I have no desire to join Google, or any other large tech company.
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    by izolate 12y ago

    Surely not all programmers? Because if so, I may just be able to slip through the cracks!
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    by izolate 12y ago

    Very nice! You must have learnt a lot about animation that month.