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How to make your code self-documenting?
(codeutopia.net)
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AngularJS best practices: Refactoring existing code to use Angular
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13y ago
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13y ago
This is too realistic, I'm super stressed out now because I didn't have time to answer everything right. Next thing I know, there's probably going to be something embarrassing on my FB timeline!
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Library author: Don't provide an exploitable interface
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13y ago
http://www.ribbon.co uses Angular both for checkouts and creating/editing products. Disclaimer: I worked with them implementing that.
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jhartikainen
13y ago
Would be interesting to hear if you discovered any downsides to Angular. I've been working with it a lot lately, but it seems to be a really good solution and the only issues with it is it can be hard to set up to be compatible with go
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jhartikainen
13y ago
Living in a country with less population than in New York pretty much means you can own a car and won't have to worry about traffic jams and stuff. And in less populated parts of the country you need a car in order to get around to b
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jhartikainen
13y ago
I think it's going to be interesting to read about this as I'm sort of building a SaaS myself as well. Subscribed to the blog feed
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jhartikainen
13y ago
This might be a bit disturbing if used by teams who work from home...
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Why use user story based testing tools like Cucumber instead of other tools?
(codeutopia.net)
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jhartikainen
13y ago
I'm not sure what posts like this look to achieve. It's never going to change the main problem crowd: angry kids who get pissy about the tiniest things. They're the ones being abusive on forums etc. as well.
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jhartikainen
13y ago
Looks interesting, but I get the feeling using something like ScreenHero would work better. I've used ScreenHero for sort-of pair programming and it works extremely well + it's not limited to editors.
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13y ago
That is true, I'll add a note about it
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Headless browser testing in NodeJS with Selenium and Xvfb
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13y ago
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jhartikainen
13y ago
Interesting, as a web dev I agree that getting into Haskell can be a bit tricky due to exactly what you said... However, I feel that if you remove the Haskelly parts from Haskell it's no longer really what makes it so great. I think fo