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Last time a tried using JQuery Mobile for an Android 4.0.3 HTML5 app, button presses didn't work consistently/correctly and the performance was terrible. Also there is still that whole JQuery dependency thing. Until the Android Webview's ro
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I'm not in a postion to suggest what web framework your team should go with. I think that depends on the development taste and needs of your team. My main purpose was to point out the oversite of the Play Framework in the orignal article. F
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I never claimed scala was more mature than Python. I'm referencing the argument OP made. You just created the illusion of me comparing Scala to Python. Read my comments if you don't believe so.
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I'm referring to the comparison made by OP.
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On that same note, most of the Django ecosystem isn't as mature as Django either. What point are your trying to make?
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"Yes, Scala has Lift but it can’t match the maturity of Django. This overrode the benefits of some of the other libraries/tools that Scala/Java have on offer. Python gets ahead again: 2-1." How does one come to the conclusion that the matur
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My programming II professor would always tell us to step away from the keyboard/monitor, and physically write out a source file x times to help learn a language. There is definitely something to this process that helps language syntax piece
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I'd argue that Play will circumvent this "hipster phase" issue for (at least) these three reasons: (1) The ubiquity of the Java/JVM ecosystem paired with the interest in a alternative to Java will keep the functional JVM Langauges like Sca
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Even though Ray's futurist predictions can be looney at times, in his book "Transcend: Nine Steps to Living Well Forever" he provides a lot of useful/applicable insights into the state of modern medicine. Like how flawed our "pay per medica