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* No tabs. -> multiple vim plugins provide really confortable tabs. * No project structure. -> plugin. if you want that kind of tree next to your editor. (i.e. Nerdtree) * in my IDE (eclipse based or intellij based) I can ctrl-click a
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Echo JS has a column here in the Compat table: https://kangax.github.io/compat-table/es6/#ejs
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EchoJS – An ahead of time compiler and runtime for ES6
(github.com)
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What does traction look like on mobile? Meerkat vs. Trivia Crack
(mobiledevmemo.com)
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True, however the higher the number of different software packages that participate in your application's operational environment, the higher the chances that one of these exposes security holes. You have to make a trade-off between co
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Do you have any particular security holes in mind that nginx guards which node.js / io.js are open for ?
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Unexpected JS
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And the constant performance improvements over the last years, that are the result of the ongoing race for better performance between the browser vendors.
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whats the status of neovim at the moment ? has it reached a level such that you can use as an editor on a daily basis ?
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Itch.io is a simple way to find and share indie games online for free
(itch.io)
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not to mention the build errors people had when they released it.
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Where can you sign up for the mailing list ? or is there an rss feed somewhere ?
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12y ago
> Manually testing: IO related failures These are clearly ones that i would be testing as part of the test suite...
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12y ago
Nice. Looks like sqalchemy for js !
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12y ago
Depending on the job; i find the deeper somebody knows his/her special field the better he/she can adapt to another field. I.e. if you really know the ins/outs of the Java, the VM, changes of the language over time. You will
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Is it going to be opensourced ?
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js small community ? http://www.modulecounts.com/ don't think so ;)
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Anybody knows how FoundationDB compares to MongoDB 3.0 ?
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LOL. Don't worry - I don't code in C++ atm.... but when I do have the opportunity to code C++ and need XML i will give it a try.
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In my experienced years of development: - with TDD - implementation first and then tests - just implementation without test, I recently came to the following conclusion: If you perform TDD, your specification that you try to implement are t
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Interesting ! thanks for the pointer !
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MMh. You could also this syntax for generating HTML couldn't you ?
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The most interesting piece was her comment: she was “very happy to hear YouTube has changed that language in the contract, and I look forward to seeing it, since mine does not say that.” So this means there are at least two "classes&qu
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Does anybody have a read about the approach and software stack that they use to make this "recommender" system work ?
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Guarantees at compile time: Array<double> means the only element you will encounter is a double. Array<ISomeInterface> means the only element you will encounter is of type ISomeInterface. hence, you can express part of some code
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Actually, I would like to see a case by case comparison why / how go's concurrency primitives are nicer/better than something equivalent in node.js/javascript.
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For testing frameworks, standard library tasks, workflow: he author prefers less choice and more standardisation, hence Go > Node.js. Which I find very disappointing. One thing that I learned, if some standardization happen and you have
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Wow. Indeed. thanks! I really thought that they were HTML5 based on how similar the HTML5 version is compared to the Android experience. Thanks again!
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Since you are in native you could decode in native in a different thread and pass the decoded data into the Webview, but not sure if thats really better since you would still have to create an image object from the raw bitmap data.
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Actually, some don't use DOM. http://openaphid.github.io/blog/2013/01/17/part-i-how-to-cho...
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