jedschmidt

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   by jedschmidt 14y ago

   I chose hosts over paths for disambiguation because I want the request passed to the proxy to be as close as possible to that passed to the browser.
2. 62.▲
   by jedschmidt 14y ago

   Thank you for explaining this much better than I did!
3. 63.▲
   by jedschmidt 14y ago

   Okay, it's here: https://github.com/jed/browserver.org
4. 64.▲
   by jedschmidt 14y ago

   Hard to tell right now... I started at Joyent's smallest node.js offering (1GB) and then ramped it up to 8GB when the load hit. The server is crashing a lot, but it's not very easy for me to debug right now. Let me get back to you once the
5. 65.▲
   by jedschmidt 14y ago

   It merely receives proxied requests, does some stuff to it, then sends it back to the proxy, which returns it to the client. You just described the majority of the web servers that we web developers deal with. Sure, it's a proxy,
6. 66.▲
   by jedschmidt 14y ago

   Indeed, this isn't entirely original, and I know services like this exist. To me, this is what PUSHER's API _should_ have been.
7. 67.▲
   by jedschmidt 14y ago

   Good point. I'll get to githubbing the browserver.org site itself now.
8. 68.▲
   by jedschmidt 14y ago

   Ha, tinco beat you to that joke. The server is the smallest instance that Joyent offers right now... hopefully it'll hang in there during the HN rush.
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   by jedschmidt 14y ago

   Hey all, I put browserver together in my free time over the last week. It's still a bit of a toy, but I think it's useful to explore ideas around extending webhooks all the way to the browser, to simplify our increasingly complicated web ar
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    Browserver: a node.js HTTP server, in your browser(browserver.org)

    308 points by jedschmidt 14y ago|63 comments
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    by jedschmidt 14y ago

    Looks great, Travis. One thing: you should consider building this on jed/dynamo-client[1] instead of jed/dynamo. I refactored the former out of the latter last week, adding exponential back-off retry and the ability to specify custom hosts
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    by jedschmidt 14y ago

    I recently built SAJAK (Simple Authenticated JSON API Kit) to suit my own needs: https://github.com/jed/sajak
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    Sajak - Simple Authenticated JSON API Kit for Node.js(github.com)

    7 points by jedschmidt 14y ago|1 comments
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    by jedschmidt 15y ago

    Here's a more accurate tl;dr of their JavaScript style guide: $ curl -I https://github.com/styleguide/javascript HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently Location: https://github.com/styleguide/coffeescript
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    by jedschmidt 15y ago

    In case you're curious, yes, codestre.am even passes the inception test: http://codestre.am/s
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    by jedschmidt 15y ago

    I've been waiting for Mathias to write something like this, and I'm glad he didn't waste any time diving in. For those who don't know him, he has more breadth in the area of emerging datastores than anyone I know; he literally wrote the boo
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    by jedschmidt 15y ago

    I'm sure there's room left that the 140byt.es folks will find, but off the bat: e=0;while(d!=c) for(e=0;d!=c;)
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    by jedschmidt 15y ago

    I loved this presentation. But just out of curiosity, why aren't these techniques (not closing tags or quoting attributes) used in HTML5 Boilerplate?
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    Kibi.js: a client-side web framework in 1,024 bytes(github.com)

    45 points by jedschmidt 15y ago|7 comments
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    by jedschmidt 15y ago

    Awesome! So Real Berlin is: - Blasting techno while barking English at the locals - Making fun of big-boned folks enjoying their dinner - Dancing drunk in broad daylight in oncoming traffic Kreuzberg has been my second home
21. 81.▲
    by jedschmidt 15y ago

    Won't be back in Tokyo in time, but will see y'all in November.
22. 82.▲
    by jedschmidt 15y ago

    Nice, it's been a while. (Anyone looking to celebrate Ramendan[1] pre-game, let me know.) [1] http://ramendan.com
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    by jedschmidt 15y ago

    for those curious about how this compares: [RedisToGo] Memory $ $/MB ----------------- 5 MB 0 0.00 <= cheapest 20 MB 5 0.25 100 MB 25 0.25 500 MB 110 0.22 2 GB 300 0.15
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    Openredis - A Redis Hosting Service(www1.openredis.com)

    2 points by jedschmidt 15y ago|1 comments
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    by jedschmidt 15y ago

    For those not familiar, 140byt.es is a collaborative code-golfing challenge in JavaScript. The objective is to fit as much punch as possible into 140 bytes, and there has been some impressive work from the community. Examples include 140-by
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    140byt.es - Tweet-sized, fork-to-play, community-curated JavaScript(140byt.es)

    17 points by jedschmidt 15y ago|1 comments
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    by jedschmidt 15y ago

    I'd love to see functions too, and am not sure your concerns are necessarily dealbreakers. Optimization should be easier if you use something like node-burrito for the low hanging fruit, and node.js developers are already aware that long sy
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    by jedschmidt 15y ago

    Perhaps something like this would help: http://imgur.com/gRDGa
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    by jedschmidt 15y ago

    And you thought testing your development environment was hard. http://www.blockedinchina.net/?siteurl=127.0.0.1
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    by jedschmidt 15y ago

    This exploits CoffeeScript syntax in the same way that (fab) exploits JavaScript syntax: https://github.com/jed/fab/blob/browser/demo.html (I'm biased, but am a fan of making markup "just code".)