jawr

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   by jawr 14y ago

   I disagree, you can write anything in Django. I'm currently writing a control panel for libvirt and it's a pleasure to use Django, so many features mean I can concentrate on the problem at hand and not on reinventing the wheel.
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   by jawr 14y ago

   Love this idea, and the interface looks brilliant. Initial suggestion is to have a password confirmation box on the sign up page.
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   by jawr 14y ago

   I really enjoyed this post, a couple of things touched a note. Thanks.
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   by jawr 14y ago

   I'm sorry, but you mistake what I mean by pioneering; they may have not been the first in their field, but their methods were pioneering, otherwise they wouldn't be as big as they are. Facebook wasn't the first social network, nor was MySpa
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   by jawr 14y ago

   I don't think that's a just argument; a database is just a means of storing information which is parsed data, the important part there is the transition from data to information, not the fact that they use a database to store the informatio
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   by jawr 15y ago

   Nice, looks great. There's a bug though; when you post a job with the same title on the same day, the slug is the same which obviously causes issues.
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   by jawr 15y ago

   I think there is merit in your argument; having something more tangible than an idea means a lot more, especially when the op sounds like he is quite open with his ideas and willing to express that initial excitement. Maybe restraining your
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   by jawr 15y ago

   I believe Jinja2 is also a lot quicker, but the Django developers want to catch up.. so that's something.
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   by jawr 15y ago

   mono works fine on nix systems (little bit of tweaking with grsec), a friend has developed a few programs that he has deployed to nix systems without any issues. Initially I was quite anti it, but what the heck, if it works it works.
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    by jawr 15y ago

    That reminded me of pg's start.html: "It's very dangerous to let anyone fly under you. If you have the cheapest, easiest product, you'll own the low end. And if you don't, you're in the crosshairs of whoever does."
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    by jawr 15y ago

    Through the "rabbit hole" effect I read pg's start.html page.. some great insight which has given me more confidence with my own endeavour. Thankyou.
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    by jawr 15y ago

    Loving the mashup, awesome idea. Also thanks for the link to love2d, looks like a brilliant framework.