jayflux

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   by jayflux 14y ago

   "Python folks are really conservative and afraid of change" huh? Im still new to the language but I've seen many devs/companies embracing Python 3.
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   by jayflux 14y ago

   So you'd prefer they wait until SHA-2 suffers weakness before starting to bring out SHA-3?
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   CSS3 Single Element iPhone 5(mattboldt.com)

   2 points by jayflux 14y ago|0 comments
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   by jayflux 14y ago

   I think the audience of devs uploading a single PHP file have moved over to CMS's. Wordpress, Joomla & Drupal have very much taken over that, which in a way can be a good thing. They can be lightweight, easy enough to use and can grow a
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   Joomla 3.0 goes mobile with Twitter Bootstrap(eweek.com)

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

   "perl is doing just fine" http://www.tiobe.com/index.php/paperinfo/tpci/Perl.html ^^ Really?
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   by jayflux 14y ago

   I agree, PyPy is looking like the future of Python. Once it supports third party libraries or things change I believe python will be flying. I for one am not worried.
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   by jayflux 14y ago

   "Python behind the webserver is a powerful tool and one that has enabled a lot of great sites and products and services. Unfortunately, once the content hits the wire, the Python stops." Not sure if im being ignorant here but surely this is