jbeja

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   by jbeja 13y ago

   So this it yet another web base text editor like Brackets and LT, one have it's "live-reload" feature the other his "live-code-evaluation", and which is the selling point for this?. Going throught the website it jus
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   by jbeja 13y ago

   Thanks god!.
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   by jbeja 13y ago

   Because?
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   by jbeja 13y ago

   Coffee-script is just synthetic sugar with some build in constructors for syntax elitist like rubyist or pythonistas, it not any different than using plain js. It does not save you for the quirks of js or give you any "improvement&quot
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   by jbeja 13y ago

   If it doesn't come with a vim-mode or that vim-mode is slow and painful to customize, then this will be useless.
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   by jbeja 13y ago

   You could always use emacs evil-pluging.
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   by jbeja 13y ago

   Light table is only fast is you are a slow writer, the vim mode in it is painfully slow. Webkit base editors like LT and Brackest are unusable to me.
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   by jbeja 13y ago

   I am not a 90s web developer, but i remember this, since it was one of the things that my university teachers taught me on my web development class in 2010, along with tables, inline styles and bad php code, and don't get me started wi
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   by jbeja 13y ago

   IMHO, I thought that web designers that don't code where extinct long time ago.
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    by jbeja 13y ago

    Ugh, tell me about it :P. But is more something with a different approach than better most of the time. And others times are things that are already there since the beginning of time but remain overlooked
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    by jbeja 13y ago

    Do you have a open example to this? I would like to know how is implemented.
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    by jbeja 13y ago

    Agree.
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    by jbeja 13y ago

    I do question things that doesn't make any sense. Sorry
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    by jbeja 13y ago

    IMHO, I don't know why people keep confusing UI with UX like they are the same thing, do you actually design the "UX" base on your own intuition without even know or test what the audience you are targeting for the specific p
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    by jbeja 13y ago

    I just want a book about only c++11/14, that teach me how to grasp everything form scratch with best practices in mind.
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    by jbeja 13y ago

    Off topic: Watching the picture, do people realy code in their tablet (ipad, etc)?
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    by jbeja 13y ago

    There is these: http://leafo.net/scssphp/
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    by jbeja 13y ago

    Agree, i already jumped to the gulp + broweserify wagon and i love it.
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    by jbeja 13y ago

    I think that you would have to make the scoffold command yourself, there is a guide on there website that teach you how to make your own yoeman scaffold, to fits your needs.
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    by jbeja 13y ago

    Have some Angularjs in it, for what could check.
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    by jbeja 13y ago

    Awesome games, but i hate that the vertical toolbar doesn't give me any clue what action will trigger the buttons icons.
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    by jbeja 13y ago

    I hate that annoying nav menu, is too big.
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    by jbeja 13y ago

    It used meteor.js
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    by jbeja 13y ago

    How this would work with browserify?
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    by jbeja 13y ago

    Well that way is kinda a revenge, is a more subtle way of saying "hey, look at python know, in your face!".
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    by jbeja 13y ago

    Agree, my previous comment was a misunderstanding of your view point , since i didn't understand what was this "right" "left" and "crap" that you were talking about.
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    by jbeja 13y ago

    is that suppose to be funny or at least coherent?
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    by jbeja 13y ago

    This old post appeared in HN the same day that python.org got redesigned. Is some kind of revenge?
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    by jbeja 13y ago

    huh O.o?
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    by jbeja 13y ago

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