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by jjm 15y ago
Just a note, I use Node across Linux, OSX, and Cygwin on windows. I have zero problems with a NPM lib of 40+ modules. Everything from connect to bcrypt.
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by jjm 15y ago
The two points that grabbed my attn: * Make scripting accessible to Java developers * Open source is TBD And what of groovy? Really I just see this as some more rah rah talk. As a professional Java and NodeJS developer I'm just not excited.
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by jjm 15y ago
Awesome, There is also knox: https://github.com/LearnBoost/knox Both look similar. Any quick commentary on where you plan on taking your s3 lib (features etc..) ?
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by jjm 15y ago
Can I ask what provider are you using?
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by jjm 15y ago
Progress was made but looks like it's stalled atm. Since Tame has an endpoint maybe easier to just suck it in? Edit: That compiled script looks a wee scary. I need to be able to fully dive into a debugger with clarity and can't imagine if t
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by jjm 15y ago
How does it compare to Less? http://lessframework.com/
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by jjm 15y ago
It's the little things that count and I like that out of the box bcrypt is being used in auth.py. I never got around to playing around with Mongrel2 but always wanted to. I'm a huge Flask fan and will most likely (after looking through some
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by jjm 15y ago
I think I'm going to make a module to help people with GitHub repos create a friendlier layout for non-developers.
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by jjm 15y ago
Same can be done on github. I can even do a cname redirect on a bare domain. When a user thus opts for this functionality what then is the differential factor in comparing it to GitHub?
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by jjm 15y ago
- Basically the front page of any google project is like the readme in github or bitbucket. Some repos use github pages for a full site. This makes it like a google code site and better as you can actually host content. -Issues? Github has
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by jjm 15y ago
Done! http://code.google.com/p/support/issues/detail?id=5569
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by jjm 15y ago
How about linking Google code to Google+. Where projects have their own 'Project+' personality and what not. You could even have a 'downloads' like 'Photos' for all the people who don't seem to like GitHub (don't know why but ok). I have to
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by jjm 15y ago
Well, I'm going to say that you already have a gist of what the project is about otherwise why would you be on that repo Unless you were literally randomly clicking. GitHub allows messaging, why not ping the author? Or create an issue "Need
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by jjm 15y ago
GitHub and Bitbucket is for code, and for people to interact with other coders. You really don't go to GitHub and Bitbucket to download your favorite binary. That is what sourceforge, Top100 xyz, and Cnet is for. The projects that are popul
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by jjm 15y ago
Well, I've met some extremely talented people through GitHub who would otherwise be unknown. People who have built now popular libraries and frameworks.
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by jjm 15y ago
While this post talks about GitHub, i think it very well applies to any distributed version control system. Having an open source project is another means of visibly showing your enthusiasm, and even skill set. Notice how I don't say actual
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by jjm 15y ago
Ohloh has everything but the code. It reminds me of those "CSS galleries" but for open source projects. In the end, I'm where the code is, and that place is GitHub.
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by jjm 15y ago
Here here. This offer sucks.
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by jjm 15y ago
He said 7 yrs. Thats bit more than qualified.
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by jjm 15y ago
What town?
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by jjm 15y ago
Dude, with 7 years exp you should be able to get more than 70k... for development. 53k is real low. That said, 4 days vacation for the remaining 2011 sucks too. It should be prorated and industry standard (which is low) is something like 2
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by jjm 15y ago
I want to exit so I can have enough money to not worry about if something I work on or come up with isn't 20 years ahead of it's time putting me in the poor house. I worked in big corp thinking I could make a change but that didn't happen.
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by jjm 15y ago
By using a totally in-house host of backend servers, db, mapr, language bindings, apis, and what not... Q: Will it get increasingly harder to roll new technologies? (I point to how long it has taken and still on going to get Django, Python,
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by jjm 15y ago
I have to give it up to these devs, cause I don't know If I'd have the motivation to want to use a Java UI toolkit, especially trying to get it working on all kinds of older phones. Might turn in to this: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?i
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by jjm 15y ago
Small little detail about myself, I helped out in creating a unified driver package for ESXi and wrote a couple custom *nix net drivers for hardware VMWare wouldn't support (cheap commodity hw). So I agree with you that after I had ditched
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by jjm 15y ago
I think Oracle does something similar and we all know how that went... they're huge and have lots of cash... "Enterprise/Big Corp" will buy anything with the right sales person. http://www.orafaq.com/wiki/Oracle_Licensing#Enterprise_Editi.
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by jjm 15y ago
Wow, I never saw it that way. Brilliant move for the books though. But I guess if your box needs 24GB then you probably have cash no?
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by jjm 15y ago
This is a mean price increase.
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by jjm 15y ago
They both provide pretty much the same features, but jQuery has had more time and exposure so It is 'probably' a tad more stable. With regard to backbone and the like it really all depends on your ppl resources. If you want corp support you
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by jjm 15y ago
This sucks. The streaming collection sucks even more. Every time I login the only titles being added are bottom rated movies and "Mock busters". Complete crap honestly. It also looks like the meat of the customers are in these lower end pla

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