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jbeja
13y ago
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jbeja
13y ago
I would glad to see a youmightneedclojurescript.com.
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13y ago
You know that is a joke right?
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13y ago
Agree, on my first ever interview i didn't bring my laptop and the interviewer let me use his, it was so hard because he has Windows in it and i am used to Linux, the editor was Sublime Text and i am use to my own configured Emacs, he
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13y ago
Agree, i don't know why Front-End devs think that just because is the same language everything will apply as the same context. The only reason why node is installed in my machine is that i use some npm packages for my workflow.
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You are making me break my law about not saying a obscenity to anyone in HN, you been warned >.<.
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13y ago
Even if not related to it and my get some downvoted for saying this. Something that strike me in this post is how cooler haskell code looks vs python.
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13y ago
Why you have the notion that they despite ruby?
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You don't get the point of this, do you?
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I love how this app is lay as a component base system, really great work. I think i will learn many thing through reading the source code.
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It has been there forever is the last "P" in "XAMPP".
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13y ago
I would like to participated in that :(.
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13y ago
Can you please name some of those reasons?
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13y ago
Dead here as well.
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13y ago
I never hear of it, i will give it a look. Thanks
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React meant to replace the V in any MV* client frameworks, so yeah you can use it instead
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13y ago
Opa should be more popular.
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13y ago
I am learning how to make desktop apps with Reactjs + Backbone + PouchDB and Brackets-Shell just for fun and learning purposes, so far it has been a very exciting experience.
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13y ago
For some who works with split windows, i don't like the idea to trim the space and hide the status-bar, but everything else is great.
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13y ago
I believe that is emacs powerline: https://github.com/jonathanchu/emacs-powerline
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13y ago
How?
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13y ago
Is not that amazing. You talk like if you have never use a ORM in your life before Django's one.
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13y ago
This comment make so much sense to me.
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13y ago
For 2) there is https://github.com/runekaagaard/snowscript
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13y ago
Sorry to disagree, but it is dead, at least to me.
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13y ago
This has nothing to do with transpilers.
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13y ago
IMHO, the only ones that are "useless" at least for me, are the one that force design decisions on my project, that why i end up using my own rules or just use inuit.css if a feel lazy.
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13y ago
I love this, thanks to projects like this, is why great libraries as Kivy exists.
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13y ago
I love sass because i can always use libsass to compile the code faster without the need to install ruby.
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13y ago
I was asking about the plugin in sublime text that doesn't have a equivalent in emacs. BTW: Evil-mode is awesome!.
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